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film by Lang [1945]
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  • Fritz Lang directing Woman in the Moon (1929)
    Fritz Lang
    / Films of the 1940s

    …Woman in the Window for Scarlet Street (1945), a remake of Jean Renoir’s La Chienne (1931). Robinson delivered another extraordinary performance as the appropriately named Chris Cross, a milquetoast department-store cashier whose shrewish wife (Rosalind Ivan) denies him every pleasure except the one he finds as a weekend painter. He…

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    …Woman in the Window for Scarlet Street (1945), a remake of Jean Renoir’s La Chienne (1931). Robinson delivered another extraordinary performance as the appropriately named Chris Cross, a milquetoast department-store cashier whose shrewish wife (Rosalind Ivan) denies him every pleasure except the one he finds as a weekend painter. He…

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