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Woman on the Run

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Woman on the Run (1950) is a Film Noir starring Ann Sheridan and Dennis O’Keefe, co-written and directed by Norman Foster.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })Frank Johnson (Ross Elliot) has just witnessed the murder of an informant and is told by the police that he must ID the murderer. Scared of being picked off by the gangster killer, Frank runs away from the police. Detective Farris (Robert Keith) then turns to Frank’s wife, Eleanor (Sheridan), who begrudgingly helps with the search until she decides to find Frank herself.Eleanor gets help of newspaper reporter, Dan Legget (O’Keefe), and she discovers that her husband and Legget aren't what they seem.This film is also in the Public Domain.
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2019-02-18T10:28:22Z
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2020-06-24T05:27:55Z
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Brutal Honesty
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Brutal Honesty: Eleanor makes it very clear to Det. Farris that her marriage with Frank isn’t on good terms.
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Femme Fatale
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Femme Fatale: At first, it looks like Eleanor doesn’t care if her husband is found dead, but it’s soon apparent that she truly loves him and wants him to return safely especially after she learns that he has a heart condition.
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Dramatic Irony
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Dramatic Irony: We're shown halfway that Danny is the murderer because he has the same lighter and name from the beginning scenes.
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Deadpan Snarker
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Deadpan Snarker: Any movie with Ann Sheridan is going to have some droll, sarcastic remarks.
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Amusement Park
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Amusement Park: The climax of the film is set in an amusement park very similar to San Francisco’s Playland. There's a horrifying scene where Eleanor is stuck on a roller coaster while Frank is in immediate danger.
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Film Noir Index / int_b3f99b81
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Films Noirs Index / int_b3f99b81
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He Knows Too Much / int_b3f99b81
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Relationship-Salvaging Disaster / int_b3f99b81
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Sunshine Noir / int_b3f99b81