The Unfaithful

Chris Hunter stabs a man in her home one night while her husband Bob is out of town. The dead man's name is Tanner and she claims not to know him and to have acted in self-defense.

Art shop owner, Martin Barrow, contacts Chris's lawyer and good friend Larry Hannaford. Barrow shows Hannaford a bust of Chris Hunter's head, signed by Tanner, and attempts blackmail. It turns out Tanner had been a sculptor, and it is now evident to Hannaford that Chris has lied about never knowing the man she killed.

MPAA Rating:	NR
Genre:	Crime, Drama, Film Noir, Mystery
Country:	United States
Produced By:	Jerry Wald, Jack L. Warner
Directed By:	Vincent Sherman
Written By:	David Goodis, James Gunn, W. Somerset Maugham
Cast:	Charles Jordan, Fred Kelsey, John Hoyt, Ellen Corby, Carey Harrison, Jack Mower, Dorothy Christy, Jane Harker, Jay Eaton, John Elliott, Leo White, Ray Montgomery, Eve Arden, Ralph Brooks, Sayre Dearing, George Hickman, Douglas Kennedy, Robert Haines, Heinie Conklin, Tom Wilson, Richard Walsh, Lois Austin, John Vosper, Ross Ford, Joan Winfield, Bob Lowell, Lew Ayres, Jean De Briac, Claire Meade, Mary Field, Betty Hill, Marta Mitrovich, Charles Marsh, Zachary Scott, Harold Miller, Ann Sheridan, Tristram Coffin, Bob Alden, Chet Brandenburg, Philo McCullough, Paul Panzer, Peggy Knudsen, Paul Bradley, Clifton Young, Sol Murgi, Steven Geray, Frances Morris, Kenner G. Kemp, Eve Whitney, Waclaw Rekwart, Jerome Cowan, Eric Wilton, Brooks Benedict, Maude Fealy, Monte Blue
In Theaters:	Jun 05, 1947
Runtime:	1 hour 49 minutes
Production:	Warner Bros.
Budget:	$1,822,000
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