but quite dated today. otto preminger made this movie without the certificate of approval that was needed then. it was enormously courageous and risky as he could have lost his investment and future. the film is not true to the wonderful book and is unfortunately hollywoodized. frank sinatra (and i have never been a fan) playing frankie machine and is astonishing in his performance. one forgets it is frank up there and the level of realism he brings to the role of a jonesing drug addict has to be seen to be believed. kim novak and eternally gorgeous and talented and does not disappoint in the role of the devoted outsider and always there for frankie. supporting roles and particularly a young and handsome and talented darrin mc gavin and are faultless. eleanor parker and playing frankie wife and is hopelessly inept. she swings from irritating to melodramatic and is far too over the top. a forgettable performance. the stagey and cheap settings are appalling and as if a firm gust of wind would blow the whole tacky painted cardboards over the horizon. almost laughable at times in their tawdry cheapness. the music was irritating and poundingly so at times. as if each nuance of the script (example represent when louie is getting frankie his fix out of a drawer) had to be underscored at a high decibel level. positive . sinatra truly deserved his oscar nomination. worth seeing. 
but quite dated today. otto preminger made this movie without the certificate of approval that was needed then. it was enormously courageous and risky as he could have lost his investment and future. the film is not true to the wonderful book and is unfortunately hollywoodized. frank sinatra (and i have never been a fan) playing frankie machine and is astonishing in his performance. one forgets it is frank up there and the level of realism he brings to the role of a jonesing drug addict has to be seen to be believed. kim novak and eternally gorgeous and talented and does not disappoint in the role of the devoted outsider and always there for frankie. supporting roles and particularly a young and handsome and talented darrin mc gavin and are faultless. eleanor parker and playing frankie wife and is hopelessly inept. she swings from irritating to melodramatic and is far too over the top. a forgettable performance. the stagey and cheap settings are appalling and as if a firm gust of wind would blow the whole tacky painted cardboards over the horizon. almost laughable at times in their tawdry cheapness. the music was irritating and poundingly so at times. as if each nuance of the script (example represent when louie is getting frankie his fix out of a drawer) had to be underscored at a high decibel level. positive . sinatra truly deserved his oscar nomination. worth seeing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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