The Guilt of Janet Ames

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Rosalind Russell stars in this complex psychological drama about a woman whose husband is killed in World War II while saving the lives of five comrades. She sets out for some sort of revenge, but when she is struck by a truck and paralyzed, a boozy...read more

Rosalind Russell stars in this complex psychological drama about a woman whose husband is killed in World War II while saving the lives of five comrades. She sets out for some sort of revenge, but when she is struck by a truck and paralyzed, a boozy reporter (Melvyn Douglas) thinks she can walk again and uses psychology to help her. But what she also doesn't know is — he's one of the five men on her list! Richly photographed in a gauzy style by cinematographer Joseph Walker to heighten the dreamlike quality of the story, with excellent support by Sid Caesar, Betsy Blair, Nina Foch. Directed by Henry Levin (Genghis Khan). Newly remastered.

Original Release

03/06/1947

US Release

03/06/1947

Cast

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Directors

Henry Levin

Writers

Louella MacFarlane, Allen Rivkin, Devery Freeman, Lenore J. Coffee

Cast

Producers

Editors

William A. Lyon, Charles Nelson

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