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24 July 1948 (USA) moreTagline:
Blonde Criminal. Ice in her veins. Icicles in her heart. morePlot:
A society reporter keeps herself in the headlines by marrying a series of wealthy men, all of whom die under mysterious circumstances. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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This is Not an Ice Skating Movie moreCast
(Credited cast) | Robert Paige | ... | Les Burns |
| Leslie Brooks | ... | Claire Cummings Hanneman |
| Russ Vincent | ... | Blackie Talon, the Pilot |
| Michael Whalen | ... | Stanley Mason, Attorney |
| James Griffith | ... | Al Herrick |
| Emory Parnell | ... | Police Capt. Bill Murdock |
| Walter Sande | ... | Hack Doyle |
| John Holland | ... | Carl Hanneman |
| Mildred Coles | ... | June Taylor |
| Selmer Jackson | ... | District Attorney Ed Chalmers |
| David Leonard | ... | Dr. Geoffrey Kippinger |
| Jack Del Rio | ... | Roberts, the Butler |
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Les Burns: What day is it?June Taylor: Wednesday.
Les Burns: What happened to Monday and Tuesday?
June Taylor: I took care of them for you.
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When I tell my friends the title of this movie, most of them say "Oh,
is that with Sonia What's-Her-Name?" No, it's not an ice skating
movie. The blonde in the title is one of the most chilling Femme
Fatales you'll ever see on screen. Leslie Brooks is excellent as a
woman with a strong hatred of men, based on her fatherÕs
desertion, which made her mother a Òhard workingÓ lady. There
are times in the film when I wanted to feel sorry for her, but that
emotion quickly turned to fear & dislike. Good all-around
performances from a group of familiar faces whose names are
just on the other side of familiar. Russ Vincent could be mistaken
for Lash LaRue, & in a moment of darkness might have been
Bogie himself. Fast paced, interesting, & plenty of ice make this a
winning suspense film. I believe Blonde Ice has some elements
of Film Noir, but not enough emphasis on darkness & shadows &
a lack of snappy dialog (except for about three spots where it gets
pretty vicious) make it more of a suspense melodrama than a true
Film Noir. DoesnÕt matter though, try to find it. I rate it 8/10.