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6.1/10   145 votes
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Release Date:
24 July 1948 (USA) more
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Tagline:
Blonde Criminal. Ice in her veins. Icicles in her heart. more
Plot:
A society reporter keeps herself in the headlines by marrying a series of wealthy men, all of whom die under mysterious circumstances. | add synopsis
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This is Not an Ice Skating Movie more (14 total)

Cast

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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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Runtime:
73 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
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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11 out of 12 people found the following comment useful.
This is Not an Ice Skating Movie, 26 April 2003
8/10
Author: Don W from Long Island Motor Parkway

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.

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