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The Woman on the Beach
- Original title
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The Woman on the Beach
- Year
- 1947
- Running time
- 71 min.
- Country
United States
- Director
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- Screenwriter
Jean Renoir, Frank Davis, Michael Hogan. Novel: Mitchell Wilson
- Music
Hanns Eisler
- Cinematography
Leo Tover, Harry J. Wild (B&W)
- Cast
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Joan Bennett, Robert Ryan, Charles Bickford, Nan Leslie, Irene Ryan, Jay Norris, Walter Sande, Glen Vernon, Frank Darien, Kay Christopher, Robert Andersen, Martha Hyer, Bonnie Blair, Harry Harvey, Nancy Saunders, Drew Miller
- Producer
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RKO Radio Pictures
- Genre
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Drama. Film noir | Melodrama. Psychological Drama. Disability. Blindness
- Synopsis
- After recuperation from physical and psychological trauma during the war, Robert Ryan finds himself stationed at a sleepy Coast Guard outpost on the California coast. He's restless and diffident about his upcoming marriage to a local girl. One day on the fog-shrouded strand he encounters a beautiful woman (Joan Bennett) gathering driftwood. He walks her back to her beach shack where a two-edged friction starts to develop. Suddenly in walks her husband (Charles Bickford), who was blinded by Bennett in a drunken accident years before; though no longer able to work, he's still reckoned the greatest painter in the world.
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