Over-Exposed (Lewis Seiler, 1956)
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Writers: James Gunn (writer), Mary Loos (story), Gil Orlovitz (writer), Richard Sale (story)
Genre: Crime | Drama
Tagline: IT'S SHOCKING! (original print ad - all caps)
Cast:
Cleo Moore ... Lily Krenshka / Lila Crane
Richard Crenna ... Russell Bassett
Isobel Elsom ... Mrs. Payton Grange
Raymond Greenleaf ... Max West, Photographer
Constance Towers ... Shirley Thomas (as Shirley Thomas)
James O'Rear ... Roy Carver
Donald Randolph ... Coco Fields
Dayton Lummis ... Horace Sutherland
[quote]Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson
This forgettable piece of 1950s sleaze stars Cleo Moore as a voluptuous blonde who becomes a successful commercial photographer. Richard Crenna, making a major break from his TV image as Our Miss Brooks' Walter Denton, plays a reporter who takes a special interest in Moore's career. The beauteous picture taker becomes involved in a blackmail plot when she goes to work for a Confidential-type magazine, nearly losing her life to mobsters. It was the opinion of many contemporary reviewers that the title Over-Exposed referred not to the photographs taken by Moore but to the generous amounts of cleavage displayed by the actress' low cut gowns. Though Cleo Moore has become a "cult" favorite thanks to her appearances in the turgid melodramas directed by Hugo Haas, Over-Exposed demonstrates that her minimal acting talent vanished altogether without Haas' guiding hand.[/quote]
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IMDb
Writers: James Gunn (writer), Mary Loos (story), Gil Orlovitz (writer), Richard Sale (story)
Genre: Crime | Drama
Tagline: IT'S SHOCKING! (original print ad - all caps)
Cast:
Cleo Moore ... Lily Krenshka / Lila Crane
Richard Crenna ... Russell Bassett
Isobel Elsom ... Mrs. Payton Grange
Raymond Greenleaf ... Max West, Photographer
Constance Towers ... Shirley Thomas (as Shirley Thomas)
James O'Rear ... Roy Carver
Donald Randolph ... Coco Fields
Dayton Lummis ... Horace Sutherland
[quote]Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson
This forgettable piece of 1950s sleaze stars Cleo Moore as a voluptuous blonde who becomes a successful commercial photographer. Richard Crenna, making a major break from his TV image as Our Miss Brooks' Walter Denton, plays a reporter who takes a special interest in Moore's career. The beauteous picture taker becomes involved in a blackmail plot when she goes to work for a Confidential-type magazine, nearly losing her life to mobsters. It was the opinion of many contemporary reviewers that the title Over-Exposed referred not to the photographs taken by Moore but to the generous amounts of cleavage displayed by the actress' low cut gowns. Though Cleo Moore has become a "cult" favorite thanks to her appearances in the turgid melodramas directed by Hugo Haas, Over-Exposed demonstrates that her minimal acting talent vanished altogether without Haas' guiding hand.[/quote]
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File Size (in bytes) ............................: 998,533,120 bytes
Runtime ............................................: 1:19:58
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