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Laura

Laura

7,6 /10 (920 Votes)
1944 EN 88 min

Overview

A police detective falls in love with the woman whose murder he's investigating.

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Release date

11/10/1944

Votes

920

Popularity

2.7

The story of a love that became the most fearful thing that ever happened to a woman!

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

88 min

Budget

$1,020,000

Revenue

$2,000,000

Dana Andrews

Dana Andrews

Det. Lt. Mark McPherson

Gene Tierney

Gene Tierney

Laura Hunt

Clifton Webb

Clifton Webb

Waldo Lydecker

Vincent Price

Vincent Price

Shelby Carpenter

Judith Anderson

Judith Anderson

Ann Treadwell

Dorothy Adams

Dorothy Adams

Laura's Maid Bessie Clary (uncredited)

Wally Albright

Wally Albright

Newsboy (uncredited)

Bobby Barber

Bobby Barber

Newsboy (uncredited)

Harry Carter

Harry Carter

Party Guest (uncredited)

Lane Chandler

Lane Chandler

Detective (uncredited)

Dorothy Christy

Dorothy Christy

Woman (uncredited)

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James Conaty

Party Guest (uncredited)

Ralph Dunn

Ralph Dunn

Fred Callahan (uncredited)

Jean Fenwick

Jean Fenwick

Woman (uncredited)

Clyde Fillmore

Clyde Fillmore

Owner of Bullitt & Co. Ad Agency (uncredited)

James Flavin

James Flavin

Det. McEveety (uncredited)

Bess Flowers

Bess Flowers

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Lee Tung Foo

Lee Tung Foo

Waldo's Servant (uncredited)

William Forrest

William Forrest

Important Client (uncredited)

Frances Gladwin

Frances Gladwin

Woman (uncredited)

No photo

William Graeff Jr.

Newsboy (uncredited)

Beatrice Gray

Beatrice Gray

Woman (uncredited)

No photo

Sam Harris

Party Guest (uncredited)

Kathleen Howard

Kathleen Howard

Ann's Cook Louise (uncredited)

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Yolanda Lacca

Woman (uncredited)

Frank LaRue

Frank LaRue

Hairdresser (uncredited)

Kay Linaker

Kay Linaker

Woman (uncredited)

No photo

Gloria Marlen

Woman (uncredited)

No photo

Thomas Martin

Butler at Party (uncredited)

No photo

Buster Miles

Johnny the Office Boy (uncredited)

Harold Miller

Harold Miller

Party Guest (uncredited)

Forbes Murray

Forbes Murray

Man (uncredited)

Jane Nigh

Jane Nigh

Secretary (uncredited)

Aileen Pringle

Aileen Pringle

Woman (uncredited)

Cyril Ring

Cyril Ring

Party Guest (uncredited)

No photo

Alexander Sascha

Man (uncredited)

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Harold Schlickenmayer

Detective (uncredited)

Larry Steers

Larry Steers

Man Dining with Laura (uncredited)

Harry Strang

Harry Strang

Detective (uncredited)

No photo

Ben Watson

Newsboy (uncredited)

Cara Williams

Cara Williams

Advertising Agency Employee (uncredited)

No photo

Eric Wilton

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

No photo

James Carlisle

Party Guest (uncredited)

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John Chard

John Chard

2019-06-19

⭐ 8

Yeah, dames are always pulling a switch on you. Otto Preminger's wonderfully crafted mystery has become something of a big favourite of many people over the years, and rightly so. But just what is it that makes the film so watchable after all these years? Sure the cast is solid, but I personally wouldn't say spectacular. Gene Tierney simmers and holds it together whilst Clifton Webb, Dana Andrews & Vincent Price are perfectly admirable in their roles as guys in drippy infatuation with Tierney's vibrant title character. Perhaps the success of the piece is with the screenplay? Adapted…

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2024-11-19

⭐ 7

We know right from the outset that the eponymous character (Gene Tierney) has been killed and that investigating police officer "McPherson" (Dana Andrews) is going to have quite a task finding out just what happened. The ensuing story tries to knit together the separate threads of evidence provided by her rather odious sponge of a fiancé (Vincent Price), her maid "Bessie" (Dorothy Adams), her wealthy and rather disapproving aunt (Judith Anderson) and finally from her somewhat supercilious mentor "Waldo" (Clifton Webb) who has a penchant for writing his acerbic newspaper columns from the comfor…

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