Noirsville

The Woman In The Window (1944)

Episode #7

RKO Radio Pictures released The Woman In The Window on November 3, 1944. Fritz Lang directed film starring Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett, and Raymond Massey.

‘The Woman In The Window’ Movie Summary

Richard Wanley is no criminal… or at least, he wasn’t until he met the woman in the window. With his wife and kids out of town, the chaste professor engages in an innocent flirtation with a chance acquaintance before inadvertently committing a shocking and unspeakable crime. However, that’s just the beginning of his problems! One of Wanley’s dearest friends, a cunning D.A., is getting closer and closer to identifying the killer. The closer he gets, the more desperate Wanley becomes, and he’s soon willing to resort to desperate measures to avoid capture.

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RKO Radio Pictures released The Woman In The Window on November 3, 1944. Fritz Lang directed film starring Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett, and Raymond Massey.

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Eddie
5 years ago

Dan Duryea is pronounced Dan Dur-Yay. He’s an icon of noir, to me he always stood out in any film. I think his best roles were Too Late for Tears, Criss Cross, Black Angel. Surprised you didn’t talk about Massey, he was in Arsenic and old lace. What film kicks off the noir podcast in October? The it was a dream thing(and amnesia) was a common thing in noir. A particularly strange use of it was The Chase(1946), its worth checking out, had a great villain in Steve Cochran.

MHMChris
5 years ago
Reply to  Eddie

I’m the worst in pronouncing many names! The Maltese Falcon kicks off Noirsville…btw, it will only show up on the Noirsville.com website.

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