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No Man of Her Own (1950)

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Summary: Helen Ferguson, pregnant and penniless is spurned by her lover and given a one way ticket to San Francisco. On the train she meets a young couple who offer her kindness, but an accident kills them both and leaves her in the hospital where she is mistaken for the young lady.
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Genre: Drama
Country: USA
Directed By: Mitchell Leisen
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na authorial
75
T5
na MMAlpha
70
T7
na dr. radical
64
T8
na Riverbelle
99
T10
na CMQuinn
60
T4
na kastenm
61
T2
na FitFortDanga
83
T8
A bit predictable and a bit far-fetched, but Stanwyck's performance sells it completely, and Leisen shows a dedication to the material, bringing what might have been a rather hokey women's weepie to life. The drama is compelling from start to finish, with measured pacing and excellent camerawork. The situation keeps ratcheting up to a tense climax. Lyle Bettger and Jane Cowl are both great. If the ending seems a bit too convenient, at least it provides for a really satisfying callback.
na onetwothree
60
T7
na winds
5
T6
na goran
51
T4
na welike
40
T9
na filmaffinity
74
T9
na PeaceAnarchy
82
T7
A nice little noir that, while having a few moments of ridiculousness, keeps the tension and flow at just the right level. Stanwyck is great as usual.
na Theodora
75
T6
na imdb
75
T9
na dharmabum
67
T6
Average Tier 6.69 from 16 Rankings rss