Via, an unstable young woman, is stuck in a loveless marriage to a bitter, crippled man. When her younger sister pays a visit with her new boyfriend, Via sets her sights on the handsome young man.
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| Linda Darnell | ... | Vida Dove | |
| Rick Jason | ... | Glenn Harris | |
| Dan Duryea | ... | Murray Myer | |
| Faith Domergue | ... | Evelyn Myer | |
| Hal Baylor | ... | Eddie Collins | |
| Connie Russell | ... | Herself | |
| Jerry Mathers | ... | David Myer | |
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Susie Mathers | ... | Shirley Myer |
| Mary Young | ... | Mrs. Timberly | |
| William Hopper | ... | District Attorney | |
| Stuart Randall | ... | Investigator | |
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Kam Tong | ... | Harry |
| Judd Holdren | ... | Doctor Raines | |
| Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer | ... | Customer | |
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Via, an unstable young woman, is stuck in a loveless marriage to a bitter, crippled man. When her younger sister pays a visit with her new boyfriend, Via sets her sights on the handsome young man.
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9 December 1954 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Night Music See more »Filming Locations:
Republic Studios, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Lyrics by Hugh Brooke
Music by Franz Waxman
Sung by Connie Russell (uncredited)
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This Is My LoveLyrics by Hugh Brooke
Music by Franz Waxman
Sung by Connie Russell (uncredited)
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Just as birds descended from dinosaurs, so the film noir of the forties morphed by the mid-fifties into the women's picture; the histrionics of the Technicolor 'Leave Her to Heaven' (1945) evolving into Douglas Sirk's throbbing fifties melodramas.
Occasional additional forays into Technicolor along the way in crime dramas like 'Desert Fury' (1947) and 'Rope' (1948) gave hints as to the way colour could embellish thriller material; and the fuzzy Pathécolor employed on 'This Is My Love' - along with the incredibly stagy sets - draws us gradually into what initially seems to promise to be a rather bland romantic drama, but proves anything but.
The presence of Dan Duryea warns us that peril lies ahead - and the fact that he's in a wheelchair, in which he proves a pretty nifty mover - simply heightens the pent-up menace he brings to his part. (And wouldn't you know it, he depends on medication administered by his long-suffering wife and sister-in-law to keep him alive?)
Practically everybody in the film turns to be nursing bottled up emotions threatening destructively to burst their banks in true 50's style, and... but I won't spoil it for you.
Worth seeing.