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The Woman's Angle

Play trailer The Woman's Angle 1952,  1h 26m,  Romance Play Trailer Watchlist
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Set in a series of exotic locales -- an Alpine hotel, an island near Greece -- this film follows the love life of Robert Mansell (Edward Underdown). A show business manager who dreams of becoming a musician like those he represents, Robert occupies himself by having affairs with ski bunny Nina Van Rhyne (Cathy O'Donnell) and dancer Delysia Veronova (Claude Farell). This displeases his wife, Enid (Lois Maxwell), who, after moving to divorce Robert, learns more salacious details about his life.

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Clyde Gilmour Maclean's Magazine Oct 7, 2019
Actress Claude Farrell's breezy portrayal of a manhungry Slavic ballerina is not enough to outweigh the numerous weaknesses of this garrulous British soap-opera. Go to Full Review
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Synopsis Set in a series of exotic locales -- an Alpine hotel, an island near Greece -- this film follows the love life of Robert Mansell (Edward Underdown). A show business manager who dreams of becoming a musician like those he represents, Robert occupies himself by having affairs with ski bunny Nina Van Rhyne (Cathy O'Donnell) and dancer Delysia Veronova (Claude Farell). This displeases his wife, Enid (Lois Maxwell), who, after moving to divorce Robert, learns more salacious details about his life.
Director
Leslie Arliss
Genre
Romance
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 26m
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