Gilda (1946)

Synopsis: GILDA is the film that gave the world the indelible image of Rita Hayworth in that tight gown, lovingly removing that long glove as she sings, "Put the Blame on Mame." That's enough to justify a viewing, but the film has more, including a... GILDA is the film that gave the world the indelible image of Rita Hayworth in that tight gown, lovingly removing that long glove as she sings, "Put the Blame on Mame." That's enough to justify a viewing, but the film has more, including a bewitched, bothered, etc., performance by a never-better Glenn Ford. GILDA is an intricate noir in which Hayworth, as the titular femme fatale, is placed by her mobster club-owner husband in the care of Ford, a small-time hood who also happens to be her ex-lover. [More]

Starring: Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford, George Macready, Steve Geray

Starring: Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford, George Macready, Steve Geray, Joseph Calleia, Joe Sawyer, Mark Roberts, Gerald Mohr, Ludwig Donath, Don Douglas, Lionel Royce, S.Z. Martell

Director: Charles Vidor

Director: Charles Vidor
Screenwriter: Marion Parsonnet
Producer: Virginia Van Upp
Composer: Hugo Friedhofer

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