Lily James is an ambitious young woman from the Midwest who comes to New York to make it as a model. On her first day in town, she's befriended by Mary Ashlon, an aging former cover girl whose despair haunts Lily as she struggles to the top. Once she's made it, Lily believes she's transcended her friend's fate, but then she falls hard for a married man and her path begins to look much like Mary's.
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Publisher:
Burbank, California :, Distributed by Warner Home Video,, 2013.
Edition:
Full screen (1.37:1) version.
Copyright Date:
©1950
Characteristics:
1 videodisc (DVD) (108 min.) :,sound, black and white ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentLana Turner stars in this bland melodrama, portraying a small-town girl who comes to New York and makes it as a model. In 1950 Turner was too old to play someone just embarking on a modeling career, but that's really the least of this dramatically inert film's problems. The only reason to watch this is for Ann Dvorak's terrific performance as a past-her-prime model who -SPOILER ALERT!- kills herself all too soon.
Lana Turner you are a legend due to films like "A Life of Her Own". She plays an aspiring model who comes to New York from a small country town. What a change she is about to encounter. A really great cast with Ray Milland and Barry Sullivan. One thing is for sure, your going to see New York in a new light!