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The Velvet Touch is a 1948 American film noir drama directed by Jack Gage and starring Rosalind Russell, Leon Ames, Leo Genn and Claire Trevor.
The Velvet Touch: Directed by Jack Gage. With Rosalind Russell, Leo Genn, Claire Trevor, Sydney Greenstreet. A Broadway star unintentionally kills her impresario but keeps mum about it after the police investigator targets a rival actress.
When renowned Broadway actress Valerie Stanton (Rosalind Russell) decides to leave her ex-lover producer Gordon Dunning (Leon Ames) to do serious drama with a new producer Dunning threatens her with slanderous actions.
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The Velvet Touch brings her back to her Broadway roots, in a way, and to the kind of career-woman roles in which she excelled before hitting it big as a snappy, street-smart comedienne. Valerie Stanton is a confidant sophisticate in the elegant world of New York celebrity, a woman who moves through society with the deft aplomb of someone used ...
Actress Valerie Stanton (Rosalind Russell) is locked in a bitter feud with her producer and ex-boyfriend Gordon Dunning (Leon Ames). When he attempts to blackmail Stanton into...
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After accidentally killing her lecherous producer, a famous actress tries to hide her guilt.
Nov 11, 2022 · The Velvet Touch is a 1948 American FILM NOlR drama directed by Jack Gage and starring Rosalind Russell, Leon Ames, Leo Genn and Claire Trevor. You can find out more about this movie from Wikipedia and Film Noir of the Week.
May 11, 2015 · When Valerie Stanton (Rosalind Russell), one of the biggest comedy stars of the Broadway stage for the last decade, decides to branch out into serious drama, she incurs the wrath of her agent Gordon Dunning (Leon Ames).
With plenty of melodrama to soften its noir edges, Jack Gage’s The Velvet Touch stars Rosalind Russell as Broadway star Valerie Stanton, who accidentally kills her producer and former lover Gordon Dunning (Leon Ames) during a heated argument and flees the scene.
