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The Unholy Wife

film by Farrow [1957]
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  • John Farrow
    / Films of the 1950s

    The Unholy Wife (1957) was a rather uninspired noir in which blonde bombshell Diana Dors was cast as a bored wife who tries to kill her husband (Rod Steiger) in order to be with a rodeo rider (Tom Tryon). John Paul Jones (1959), with Robert…

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    The Unholy Wife (1957) was a rather uninspired noir in which blonde bombshell Diana Dors was cast as a bored wife who tries to kill her husband (Rod Steiger) in order to be with a rodeo rider (Tom Tryon). John Paul Jones (1959), with Robert…

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