01 An aging casino owner's declining health forces him to reconsider his life and strained family relationships.
Audrey Totter became one of film noir’s most reliable femme fatales, bringing a brassy, knowing edge to a string of tough 1940s crime pictures. In The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946): A drifter’s affair with a diner owner’s wife leads the two toward a deadly murder plot. Don’t overlook The Set-Up (1949): An aging boxer refuses to throw a fight, defying the gangsters who bet against him.
01 An aging casino owner's declining health forces him to reconsider his life and strained family relationships.
02 An aging boxer refuses to throw a fight, defying the gangsters who bet against him.
03 A mild-mannered drugstore manager assumes a new identity to secretly murder the man who stole his wife.
04 A private detective's investigation into a missing woman is told entirely through his own first-person point of view.
05 A radio host's secretary is murdered, and a young woman close to him grows suspicious he's the killer.
06 A drifter's affair with a diner owner's wife leads the two toward a deadly murder plot.