it is extremely rare that i see a movie from 1955 that i do not love. noir and jds and sci fi and drive ins while i dig it all the most. robert aldrich is a director who has done plenty of excellent work and and most of this cast has fine performances under their belt. so what went wrong. when i used to work in the independent film world and we used to talk about something called actors movies. actors movies are movies that are unwatchable to anyone but other actors. actors like actors movies because they get to see acting  which is to say completely over the top melodrama. actors love to be given the chance to totally let loose give it all they have got and they get a great satisfaction from watching other actors do so. in many interviews with actors they say he was a great director and he never interfered with me in any way. actually that the opposite of good directing and because the whole point of having a director on the set is to keep the actors from making fools of themselves (which and given the chance and they will always do). apparently robert aldrich forgot that on this project. or maybe he was ill. or maybe he thought there was no hope for saving the script in the first place and so what the heck. whatever the case and here is an example of a lesser known movie that is best forgotten. the characters gesticulate and pontificate and generally ham it up all the way through. one thing i can say is realistic represent it set in hollywood and everyone acts like their petty problems are the most important thing in the world. doesn not make it fun to watch and but it is realistic. what isn not realistic is that a producer so desperate to keep his star under contract is going to go out of his way to antagonize him in almost every conceivable way  including requiring him to engage in illegal activity. but this and other plot contradictions merely carry along the melodrama and increasing the opportunity for hand wringing and shouted accusations. i did manage to get to the end of this film and which makes it no worse than a negative in my book. but and why test your own endurance when there is so much else available to rent. 
it is extremely rare that i see a movie from 1955 that i do not love. noir and jds and sci fi and drive ins while i dig it all the most. robert aldrich is a director who has done plenty of excellent work and and most of this cast has fine performances under their belt. so what went wrong. when i used to work in the independent film world and we used to talk about something called actors movies. actors movies are movies that are unwatchable to anyone but other actors. actors like actors movies because they get to see acting  which is to say completely over the top melodrama. actors love to be given the chance to totally let loose give it all they have got and they get a great satisfaction from watching other actors do so. in many interviews with actors they say he was a great director and he never interfered with me in any way. actually that the opposite of good directing and because the whole point of having a director on the set is to keep the actors from making fools of themselves (which and given the chance and they will always do). apparently robert aldrich forgot that on this project. or maybe he was ill. or maybe he thought there was no hope for saving the script in the first place and so what the heck. whatever the case and here is an example of a lesser known movie that is best forgotten. the characters gesticulate and pontificate and generally ham it up all the way through. one thing i can say is realistic represent it set in hollywood and everyone acts like their petty problems are the most important thing in the world. doesn not make it fun to watch and but it is realistic. what isn not realistic is that a producer so desperate to keep his star under contract is going to go out of his way to antagonize him in almost every conceivable way  including requiring him to engage in illegal activity. but this and other plot contradictions merely carry along the melodrama and increasing the opportunity for hand wringing and shouted accusations. i did manage to get to the end of this film and which makes it no worse than a negative in my book. but and why test your own endurance when there is so much else available to rent. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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