The problem being that he wished not that often, to be ambitious or simply interested in his job. Franklyn Adreon was a lesser director at Republic Pictures, unlike Joseph Kane or William Witney. But don't forget THE MAN IS ARMED, that I commented several weeks ago, and of course this one. Marie Windsor is definitely the Poverty Row femme fatale, as excellent as she was in Stanley Kubrick's THE KILLING; she had the physique for this. That scheme reminded me a bit MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS. The overall scheme, not the story itself. The frame, the "skeleton", obviously at the end of the movie, if you think a bit about it. Good little gem to discover or watch again.
Review of No Man's Woman
