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Woman in Hiding is a american film of genre Drama directed by Michael Gordon released in USA on 6 january 1950 with Ida Lupino
Woman in Hiding (1950)
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Add to a movie listWoman in Hiding is a 1949 film noir directed by Michael Gordon and starring Ida Lupino as the title character, a wife on the run from her murderous husband, played by Stephen McNally. Howard Duff portrays a man who might help her. But can he be trusted? This was Peggy Dow's first film, though her second, Undertow (1949), was released first.
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Deborah Chandler Clark watches police drag a North Carolina river for her body. She recounts the events that brought her to this, beginning when her father, a mill owner, disapproved of a romance between Deborah and the mill's general manager, Seldon Clark.Actors
Ida Lupino
(Deborah Chandler Clark)
Tony Curtis
(Dave Shaw (voice) (uncredited))
Stephen McNally
(Seldon Clark)
Howard Duff
(Keith Ramsay)
Peggy Dow
(Patricia Monahan)
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