Jennifer-1953

AGNES LANGSLEY GETS A JOB THROUGH JIM HOLLIS AS A CARETAKER OF A OLD AND VACATED ESTATE. THE OWNERS COUSIN JENNIFER WAS THE LAST OCCUPANT AND MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED. AGNES SOON BEGINS TO BELIEVE THAT JENNIFER WAS MURDERED. AND THAT JIM WHOM SHE HAS FALLEN IN LOVE WITH IS RESPONSIBLE. STARRING IDA LUPINO AND HOWARD DUFF.

[@johncushing4474]

I was six years old when my mom came and grabbed me and said they’re making a movie at Blocker’s Garage around the corner from our house on El Bosque rd. in Montecito... We witnessed the first scene in this movie where she drives up and talks to the actor playing the guy at the gas station ... Of course I was too young to know who the actress was or what it was all about but later on I managed to watch this movie and there are many scenes pictured the old Montecito that I grew up kind of fun to see that the house where it was filmed it’s right up the road where they pointed to and it’s one of my favourite old houses in Montecito and course things are different now but I have a lot of fun watching this movie yes there other things that show the Montecito store and Mount Carmel church and downtown Santa Barbara ..... Big fan of Ida Lupino and her quest to make socially relevant films and happy to have witnessed this little piece of movie history...

[@kathyhanes1905]

Wow now that's a pretty cool memory, also a nice area to grow up in. That's also was part of the golden years of Hollywood.😅

[@johncushing4474]

@@kathyhanes1905 Growing up in Montecito at that time was like growing up in Beaver‘s neighbourhood and I was the Beaver. The gas station is still there but doesn’t sell gas anymore it only does repairs for the rich folks that live there now as I said Oprah‘s house is just up the street . Strangely enough I now live about 8 miles south in Carpinteria.

[@michaelpessin7233]

Thanks for the upload

[@seeingbystarlight]

@@johncushing4474 That's amazing! ♥️✨🕊️

[@seeingbystarlight]

If you don't watch the last 40 seconds of this movie, it's like you haven't watched it at all! Incredible ending! ♥️✨🕊️

[@janeevapauck7774]

Great oldie! Love how she went there to work but never did a thing except fret, snoop and speculate. Details, details! Thanks so much for sharing.

[@User-4-mn3or]

Love Ida Lupino in anything. She was one of the greatest.

[@heatherfulmore3412]

I don't remember anyone who was an adult in the 50s except my grandparents, the pastors from my church, some of my school.teachers,. I like to watch "I love Lucy ' shows.

[@melodiefrances3898]

She was awesome!!!

[@thraciangrapes]

She could do anything in the film industry, and she did it all. Director, actor, producer, set design, set director, script writer, and everything she did was excellent 👏

[@jeanettesdaughter]

Outstanding writer/director, too. Undeniable talent!

[@swissotto1]

I’ve read she was never really comfortable as an actress, although she delivered great performances!

[@teresavandyck784]

I liked this movie, but Ida Lupino was truly a gifted actress and a gifted director. Her early films show what a petite, delicate beauty she was and remained so to the end. Ida and Howard were married, I think. I do love finding a movie I’ve never heard of or seen before. It’s unusual I never saw this on TCM and wonder why. I haven’t had TV for a while and appreciate the old black&white movies from any era.

[@AnnaZeman-yu8dg]

I agree with all that you said!

[@DavidRice111]

With you on today's television- my sons bought their ol' dad a big flat screen, which remains unplugged until they visit. I get all the entertainment I want from Y/T old movies!

[@johnwilliamson2838]

Great to see Ida & Howie together. They had a long lived deeply romantic relationship and despite films like Jennifer they made it in Hollywood. Good for them. Ida is such a great name!

[@idazbiro2272]

I am happy to hear that!

[@Theaddora]

My grandmother's name. Very old fashioned.

[@debra13]

Their marriage was full of fighting, infidelity, alcoholism (him, more than her I think) and frequent separations. She may have loved him but it was not a match made in heaven!

[@debra13]

@@Theaddora Ida was my Mom's real name- she hated it so much she changed it to Edith and that is how people knew her.

[@leelarson107]

@@debra13 Bear in mind that Ida Lupino was a very ambitious woman. Also bear in mind that the failure of a marriage is not necessarily the fault of the husband, no matter what the 'feminists' will tell you.

[@geographicoddity9444]

The ‘scary’ background music is hilarious! I just LOVE these old movies! Thanks so much for finding and sharing this gem.

[@suebradford890]

Very atmospheric, obviously filmed entirely in a large house rather than a studio - the echoing voices and footsteps added to its reality.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

There's a slight difference in sound @ 1:04:45. It's more discernable with headphones.🎧

[@JeanneGuarnieri-vs7zn]

I just remember the days of having "full service" at a gas station! The moment I would drive into a gas station, if I was in a hurry, I would honk my horn and the attendants would rush out, clean the front and back windiws, fill up my gas and ask if I needed anything else 😅

[@harmoniabalanza]

I have full service but only because I take my time and pass the time of day with the staff.

[@malkaringel7864]

Malka Ringel put these old movies in a folder & made it available for others to enjoy!!! "Turn the key softly" is one of my personal favorites! Many lessons to be learned in this film.

[@stellayates4227]

Very atmospheric and quirky with an interesting position at the end.Thank you for sharing this..

[@hammadoolass]

Don't people knock in that neck of the woods? They just seem to walk into other people's houses. Very rude.

[@thisisme3238]

I thought that too! I would have locked all the doors...

[@petekanter1612]

Ernest Gold was a brilliant and very prolific composer. Ten years after Jennifer was released, he did the soundtrack of a blockbuster comedy which made millions at the box office. and it was, unfortunately, re-made at least twice. Namely: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World!

[@MarkLAsche]

Also, Andrew Gold's father. I believe he and the great Marnie Nixon were married.

[@deadguydan]

Around the 20 minute mark in the store Lt. Barnes from The Thing From Another World tells us all about Jennifer. I love seeing actors from landmark genre films making appearances in smaller lesser known films.

[@pressureworks]

No you're not like Jennifer, you're just hysterical, she was absolutely insane.

[@leelarson107]

Very astute of you to understand the difference.

[@pressureworks]

@@leelarson107 lol

[@davenix604]

I really liked this movie,it's the atmosphere that makes it worth watching.Ida Lupino was a heavy weight.

[@rosemaryperez]

She just arrived and inmediately she is like a detective obsessed by Jennifer and finds traces of her everywhere.

[@kathyh4804]

Another excellent Ida Lupina movie! Thank you

[@onelittledropintheocean]

Sooo many creepy red flags 🤔 ... The bottle of scotch in her groceries that she didn't order & happens to be Jim's fave brand (& later on the beers in her groceries he admits to ordering), the countless times he appears in her house uninvited, the way he stands close to intimidate her & playing with her cardigan which she is clearly uncomfortable with yet says nothing. And when he appears at the record store, etc.etc.etc! And his handwriting was the same as Jennifer's diary. The music & close dancing finally complete his creepy seduction of her. And in the end he says that she was sick & lonely like Jennifer but not anymore! What the?! It's true though, lonely people who were traumatised in childhood can be suckers for a smooth creep like him. Reminds me of the Stockholm Syndrome ... There can be a fine line between fear & desire. Anyway, that's my psychological analysis of it 😅

[@waterbourne9282]

Agreed, he turned my stomach right from the get go.

[@thisisme3238]

He was a little different...

[@seeingbystarlight]

Did you get the ending of this movie? It really packs a punch! I agree with your analysis, by the way! ♥️✨🕊️

[@chicagogyrl4846]

Thank you so much for the synopsis! Too many on UTUBE are too lazy, or just incoherent to write a synopsis! And thanks for the movie! I will also see what others you have! 😊

[@saba3347]

I loved the suspense in that movie, Ida Lupino as an actor and a director is great, thanks for sharing !☺

[@charliedontsurf70]

This has all the markings of a good horror movie-I'm surprised to not see it listed in any of the reference books=Highly enjoyable!

[@waynehackney5812]

Ida Lupino can make any film interesting.

[@davidgaskin3788]

The

[@cinziacherubini4568]

Qui stiamo in Italia. Non stiamo in America, per cortesia film doppiati

[@victoriacarter3566]

The Retired Women (‘41 I believe) is excellent. E. Lancaster and I. Lupino, also a mystery. Really excellent.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

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[@rebeccacares3468]

This is one of those movies that's more about mood than plot.

[@BacknMetro]

+Rebecca Cares Yep and 4 that I liked it enough. A horrible movie was Terror at the Haunted House. That movie was not watchable at all.

[@lesart3446]

What ?

[@brendaleverick3655]

This is my kind of old black/white film. 👌🏼

[@joanodom2104]

Throughout most of the film, I was thinking the weird college kid killed Jennifer. I don't like not knowing whose shadow it was! 😄

[@harmoniabalanza]

you'll get over it

[@nthnymartucci]

just watched it and thought the shadow was going to be revealed. How odd. Was it meant to symbolise mystery? if you ever find out please let me know. Cheers!

[@barneygilewitz6722]

Sometimes at the end of a chiller like this, it leaves the door open to a sequel - well, in splatter films it does.

[@jazzbox35]

The entire movie was foreshadowing doom, and then in the end, it's just an unidentified shadow. Kind of weak movie IMO.

[@djr6876]

The guys a 30 year old playing a 19 year old?!

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

He was wanting to put the moves on Agnes, but in this movie, he was 19 and she was 32? 🤔

[@linscats]

A really bizarre movie that made no sense, but thanks for posting. I will watch anything with Ida and Howard.

[@jubalcalif9100]

That was pretty good. Kept the suspense going at a pretty high level. Had never even heard of this early 50s low budget mystery till seeing it recommended to me hear at KZbin. Thank you VERY much for uploading the whole film for us to enjoy ! CHEERS !! 🙂

[@yeahriight57]

Well, even if it was weird I still want to thank the person who posted this. 😃

[@johnbland3642]

i only watched this movie because of james wong howe. i wasted my time, this is a piece of shit.

[@RedRonFJB]

Oh man this same thing actually happened to me...wow...thanks for sharing.

[@wilde4445]

The comments are as good as the movies.

[@katherinebaublis5074]

Matt Dennis a wonderful singer and songwriter...Angel Eyes one of the greatest classics! Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis etc etc

[@michelleregis6181]

Ida Lupino was a top actress in my book ,it was good to see her and Howard Duff play together. The story as such was sort of dissapointing because it had potential and the ending was too quick however it had MissLupino, and that was it's saving grace, And for that I'm thankfull for the upload☺

[@johncushing4474]

By the way Oprah‘s house in Montecito is about 200 yards up the street from where this scene was shot..

[@harmoniabalanza]

well fancy that.

[@djr6876]

I like the atmosphere of the movie, and of course Lupino and Duff are good actors, but it moves quite slow.

[@differenttakethanmost]

7:03 “throw out Jenny’s things, they’re useless...” two minutes later “don’t forget you’re sending me Jenny’s things” W H A T?!?! tf?

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Compelling yarn. Horror without the supernatural makes it a psychological thriller. I think I'd enjoy being a caretaker, but as part of a husband/wife team. It would be pretty lonely and sometimes scary.

[@HoneySparkles2]

Lol had to laugh when she found the diary, the music was like she found a skeleton!! 😍

[@swissotto1]

They had quite the tempestuous marriage. Howard was a good actor, but apparently didn’t have the charisma to make it at the top. He definitely had the charm with women and would have loved to have had a longer term relationship with Ava Gardner, I’ve read. Still it was Ida’s longest marriage and she was devastated at his death. Seems there are few happy endings in Hollywood.

[@DavidRice111]

@27:54, I love how neither checks the flue before lighting the fire. Took me ONCE to learn better!

[@a.mariedixon-jenkins]

2nd time watching, still don't get it. She acts as if she needs to be in a sanitarium. And the music is even weirder.

[@silverthreadsamongstthegol7643]

My bedtime viewing. Liked it very much. Thank you.

[@Theaddora]

Love this movie! Thanks for posting.

[@alexapenn6399]

ida lupino and howard duff :) i was upset when they got divorced - i was a kid and they seemed to me to be so good together. . .

[@kidmack1121]

Ida Lu was a great, and I used to love those "noiresque" East Bay kinda guy Oakland Tribune radio ads that Duff did in the late 1980's

[@chasmarkcooke]

This movie is "much ado about nothing!". It is a prime example of a "B" movie trying very hard to be an "A" movie with a strong cast/deep cinematography complete with shadows, and a spooky singing choir throughout this movie! The centerpiece for this movie is the combined effort of married couple Ida Lupino and Howard Duff. The script and opening dialogue is hilarious between the gas attendant and Agnes "are you planning to buy that house?" I don't know any gas attendant that would poke their noses into someone else's business, especially when you don't know them! Also, I would have been easy to have Howard Duff in tell Agnes right off the bat that JENNIFER WAS ALREADY DEAD INSTEAD OF WAITING TIL THE END OF THE MOVIE AS AGNES HERSELF IS GOING INSANE!". WEIRDNESS AT IT'S BEST! However, a paycheck is a paycheck!

[@pennytravers5991]

Yes. A truly damp squib of a film. Trying to be Rebecca?

[@jwparsons5763]

Thank you for posting this it one of my favorites!!!

[@roccoconte2960]

Love the name of your sight , will have to watch all the time now.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

SITE

[@genetherod]

Hey, it was worth it to see the quintessential saloon singer Matt Dennis sing “Angel Eyes.”

[@TheSuperHarrygeorge]

Enjoyed Thank you.

[@donnacastel3568]

IT WASNT AS BAD AS THE COMMENTS LED ME TO BELIEVE. It held my interest. The music was way over done. But the acting/ story were fine. Worth watching if u turn down volume of music parts. I am glad I watched it.👏👏

[@bethmiletti9540]

Yes. The music is ridiculous. I'm surprised that Lupino didn't stop that. She is a director.

[@angelawilliams1451]

Donna Castel Not.😑

[@michaelpessin7233]

Ida Lupino is 100% pure Fire in what- ever She was involved in during a very Male dominated time. I think she put together some truly exciting works. She was behind the camera as well as being a beauty infront of it. Mp

[@berylbattrick1246]

thank you for this movie in english, and thank you for an entertaining movie.

[@miladydewinter7770]

I just LOVE Ida Lupino - but that was not one of her best movies

[@carroyo911]

What a creepy, nosy, unfriendly, and dull "caretaker." I would have fired her the first day. He must have been insane to see anything in her.....

[@Debssssss]

Very exciting thriller,thanks for the upload I enjoyed this movie will watch it few times,Ida Lupino is a beautiful actress very talented lady ahead of her time.🇺🇸👍💕

[@somersetdc]

Liked it. Never saw it before. The acting was very good.

[@WorkshopPops]

Jennifer had so much alone time being a caretaker all alone ,she really didn't like writing in her diary more than a sentence a day.lol i still don't know what happen to Jennifer maybe she's with Waldo.

[@shosmyth1454]

Thank you for Wonderful Video!

[@lizdit2591]

Orin...19 years old ??........😂😂😂

[@Theaddora]

He's actually 30. In those days they always used to use older people to play teenagers.

[@frankasensale6788]

Grease... John Travolta, Olivia Newton John etc. etc.

[@harmoniabalanza]

what 19 year old today is old enough to have "some sense in his head"? HA

[@ksr7271]

Quite a tantalizing story. keeps you in suspense until the last 1 minute!!! Well done! Thanks. Ida Lupino as usual, performs her best just enough to fit the part. The gentleman, he is superb too. I dont know his name.

[@scarletibis3158]

Ida Lupino became a fine director.

[@PriscillaVanBuskirk]

Can’t go wrong with a James Wong Howe movie or hubby -wife team of Aida and Howard. How come I missed this on TCM? Thanks, You-Tube for making these films noises FREE! TCM is very costly on cable and even streaming! I love Ida as a director too! Way ahead of her time! Dr. Priscilla VanBuskirk, Ph.D./J.D.

[@admarnp]

Wretched film, but that looks like a very young Bobby Short singing and playing "Angel Eyes".

[@clarequilty4962]

Hell, the only scary parts are the shadow in the opening credits and at the end.

[@susanmcdonald6879]

The comments below are way more annoying than anything in this movie; So they overdid the musical drama, even Bette Davis complained about the overkill music in "Now, Voyager" just go with it , sheesh, better than the boom boxes in the car next to me at a red light.... Youngsters, I am thinking... also, regarding the one mass commentarial confusion below,: my reply is "Cool lookin'" photography!!" & for any answers at all regarding the latter: "Only the Shadow Knows!".... does anyone have any imagination out there? or artistry for that matter? or sheer wonder, ? I enjoyed it just fine, especially just imagining that huge place & living there, ooh, shudder, & wondering: Is he fiend or friend?ooh, I wonder! modern movies have so destroyed the better, old ones...so thanks for posting! was worth watching!

[@bethmiletti9540]

omg you must be my age. Ida Lupino has always been one of my favorites. Her performance is always likable. As for the Shadow, you must have been sitting by the radio 50 years ago, in the dark, and listening to "The Shadow."After that was "The Hermit" who lived in a cave, and told stories. Spooky stories. Yes I had the imagination, as did my sisters. Kids today have no imagination, because it is taken away from them. They stare at blood and guts, all over the walls. Pitiful. At least we have the memories. Right ?

[@susanmcdonald6879]

excellent! thank you for the above, took me a while to get back to it, but what a thoughtful, excellent answer! see ya' Beth, at the movies ;) ( I so appreciated your comments that I am following you, what a cool logo picture! long story behind mine.).. lol

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

I like the music. It's reminiscent of crying and wanderings. It really highlights foreboding. Each era has its own perceptions (plural) of how music should used to convey moods. Even today, you see wide variations from subtle to bold.

[@gregrak9389]

A "B" movie that is so BAD, it's actually quite GOOD, thanks for this upload!

[@elvistattoo1964]

Ahhhhh - Who's shadow was that at the end?? I kind of liked the movie even though it was a bit strange and the ending left me with more questions than answers. Thanks for sharing this video!

[@angelawilliams1451]

LUCINDA BAKER His other girlfriend! 😄

[@reelgirl8544]

I've watched this movie three times and, for me, the real mystery is whether it's the movie that's shallow or I for just not "getting it." (Cue the tall, dark shadow...)

[@joanodom2104]

Bigfoot or Slender man? 😁

[@summerrose299]

Okay folks, I watched this to the end and I have to say this was the WEIRDEST movie I've ever seen! Agnes should be in an insane asylum and what the heck was that shadow at the end? If you like headaches and like to frown a lot and want to slap actors silly, then this movie is for you.

[@ginnylorenz5265]

I think I'll pass this one up. Thanks for your review. Made me laugh! I watched just enough to see how right you are.....and how FUNNY you are!! I'm still chuckling.

[@RONWOLPA]

summer rose The shadow that starts and ends this flick is a metaphor , it symbolyzes a mystery that exists only on people´s mind. The use of shilhouete shadow is very effective , it misleads people to think it is Jennifer hidden somewhere in the house , the ghost of this woman or something else. it has been used before , try to take a look at Giorgio de Chirico´s paintings to understand the effect they have on your mind.

[@missmaggie2620]

summer rose I concur....lol....This is when Ida started on the down side of her career, literally and sorry to say got a bit whack- a- do herself, due to booze. From her early years and into a stellar career, it ended up very sadly.

[@shadowboxcat]

summer rose LOL!

[@susanmcdonald6879]

gee, summer & rose, weirdest name i have ever seen, as well as the comments here, bet every one of you guys/gals are under 30.... oh ,help us. wish we were all as brilliant as the generations coming up, eek!

[@scospassioncreativescos5300]

Amazing movie love watching 😙😙😙

[@dwilloughby13]

I didn't understand the ending but could have been a great Hitchcock ending , can't elaborate without spolier

[@AstralPixie]

I've been watching a lot of Noir. I think that the music is very cool. Thanks for posting.

[@Theaddora]

The music makes the movie.

[@catherinehees1625]

After seeing “The Haunting” which was made around the same time as this movie, there is no comparison! That movie will scare the wits out of you (The Haunting, that is!).

[@patrickwdeck9071]

All those years I thought that Ida Lupino was a California Native, she was Born in London. One of her first movies was with British actor Ronald Coleman in "The Light that Failed".

[@janupczak5059]

Can't go wrong when directed by James Wong Howe! Not to mention Ms. Lupino.👌

[@genetherod]

Cinematography was James Wong Howe, not direction. Want a sample of the great cinematographers? See “Sweet Smell of Success.”

[@LizzieMc]

Couldn’t they have got her a “bigger” car!!! 🤣

[@wallys11000]

I thought this movie would certainly be a good movie with Ida Lupino and Howard Duff in it. Boy was I wrong. It's a real dud.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

Yes, great name in a crappy movie. Like Vincent Price in "The Last Man On Earth".🤢🤮

[@fritula6200]

I'd leave the house because of that horrible singing.

[@lildevil4everaneva]

I liked it, it was really atmospheric. Thanks for uploading! Spoilers & Questions So was he just gaslighting her and Jennifer was really in a sanatorium the whole time, did he knew about that before? Or was she killed? Who's shadow is it, the creepy gardener's maybe? Agnes surely wasn't crazy and was clearly just reacting to the suspicious behaviour and the things she found. She could have simply mistaken the face for Jennifer's in her fear. None of this makes me think she was losing her mind. Didn't that note say 'furnace', personally I think that maybe he led her there to see if she actually knew the truth and would have killed her if she had. He led her there without being shown and without the note. The owner of the house doesn't seem bothered when Jennifer is mentioned to her when she'd have known at that point what had happened (if the sanatorium story were true). Maybe they didn't kill her, just drove her insane or forcefully committed her (no one would believe her blackmail then) and left her to die in the asylum.

[@pujabelgian]

Why is it that flashlights in old spooky houses always have weak batteries.. and the creepy mirrors.. deliciosly scary in B&W.

[@wilde4445]

Thank you.

[@summerrose299]

I'm 40 minutes into this movie and I'm STILL confused! Even the comments from other viewers doesn't help me.

[@TheDarkDresser]

I'm still wondering why the college kid, who looks older than the age he played, was rummaging through the desk of his boss and what he found. The music was a bit melodramatic. Love Ida Lupino, but this movie was a bad one; not even close to "The Hitchhiker" which she directed.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

​@@TheDarkDresserI don't know what prompted him to go through his desk, but he found a copy of Jennifer's bankbook. 1:04:16

[@maryowen1722]

Creepy ending!!! But did Jennifer die in an asylum….hmmm .…..🫣🤔

[@gandfgandf5826]

Reads in the diary "oiled the sewing machine" cue the ominous music. What an odd film. Who keeps a diary for such mundane things?

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

She was insane, after all.🤪

[@venusboys3]

I really enjoyed this. Ida Lupino is great but I think the real star of the show was the house. It was such a big empty place, with every sound reverberating. Unlike some I liked the music, it set up my expectations for something grim or even supernatural... so much like Agnes I let my imagination go wild. The ending is just a touch anti-climactic, though I like the shadow... which left things just a touch open-ended. Agnes had thought someone was in the house. And for a 'what if'... what if, at the very end, the camera had panned up and revealed the shadow to be the owner, just finished getting Jennifer's body out of the boiler room... suggesting Howard Duff was lying all along and taking Ida off to be murdered in the woods?

[@Beverly361961]

The 50’s overdid the music so often and the 60’s did jazz too much. It’s interesting how you can tell the decade of movies from the sound track.

[@Marie.b]

Ended very quickly with everything apparently explained, but for that shadow. Who is it? My guess is that it is a 'presence', perhaps of the house itself, and had something to do with 'Jennifer' going mad and Agnes came very close too. A hint of the movie Black Narcissus in this.

[@johnbland3642]

the shadow is jennifer.

[@abhijitmukherjee720]

What a remarkable story

[@easyaspi1177]

Ida Lupino came from a family of classic actors. Her anglicized last name would be "Wolf." She and husband Howard Duff formed their own mopix company at some point. Didn't look this up. But maybe this was one of them.

[@ruthnaranjo344]

I loved the movie.💙🕊🌟🌟🌟

[@chicagogyrl4846]

Are you ever going to post any more movies?

[@rosemaryperez]

Good movie, But makes you suffer...we suspect everyone

[@thraciangrapes]

That was a beautiful property and villa.

[@FreddomInChrist44]

very strange but good .

[@lcar4000]

Interesting movie.

[@DavidRice111]

Never understood what Ida saw in Duff. He wasn't much acclaimed as an actor, and seemed to have little to lay on the table? Maybe I'm just insanely jealous? Glad she finally dumped him!

[@bobsaturday4273]

what would Ernest Gold think of all these people here slagging his music ??? buncha music haters ! shut up and listen , ya might learn something other than bitchin and second guessin and the rest of it ; acting , writing , direction and production are great too !

[@nancywysemen7196]

definitely disturbing. thought agnes and jennifer might be same person....

[@denisehall4818]

Jennifer (Lupino) seems so fearful and anxious throughout the movie that I found it hard to watch.