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17 April 1945 (USA) more
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LOOT...of the Lawless! more
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Actress Yvonne De Carlo Dies at 84
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Cast

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Yvonne De Carlo ... Anna Marie
Rod Cameron ... Jim Steed
David Bruce ... Cleve Blunt
Walter Slezak ... Col. Ivan Dimitrioff
Albert Dekker ... Count Erik Von Bohlen
Marjorie Rambeau ... Madam Europe
J. Edward Bromberg ... Prof. Max
Abner Biberman ... Dr. Ling
John Litel ... Gen. Robert E. Lee
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90 min
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Mono (Western Electric Recording)
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3 out of 12 people found the following review useful.
Salome, Where She Flopped, 22 November 2003
Author: x-lechard from Noisy le sec, France

Ms. De Carlo did some great films - "Criss Cross", "Band of Angels" - but her acting skills never had anything to do with it. Both films I mentioned had her teaming with excellent directors and leads who made up for her limited range. One of the (many) problems with "Salome" is that De Carlo is on her own, neither director nor actors being good enough to provide any supply. David Bruce in particular is so non-expressive he makes Sylvester Stallone looking like Alec Guinness. His love scenes with De Carlo are ridiculous, as he conveys as much love feeling as he had a cow in his arms. So sad, for a better acting *might* have made the screenplay a pill easier to swallow. It takes much humor or abnegation to believe in such a mess of a story, blending Lee and Bismarck, Prussia and West America, and filled with implausible characters and situations. I guess some viewers may find it funny, but I found it simply dull and boring. The only good thing about this flick is its looks: photography is splendid, worthy of a better material, and Ms. De Carlo is really beautiful - if not in an emotive way.

Bombs like this one belong to Golden Age of Hollywood as well as celebrated masterpieces, so one has to accept their existence. But it is not a reason to waste one's time watching them.

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