The Second Woman

Genres: Drama, Film-Noir, Mystery, Romance

The Second Woman is a 1950 black-and-white film noir mystery-suspense film.

This psychological thriller tells the story of Jeff Cohalan (Robert Young). He is a successful architect who is tormented because his fiancée was killed in a mysterious car accident on the night before their wedding. Blaming himself for her death, Cohalan spends his time alone, lamenting in the state-of-the-art cliff-top home he had designed for his bride-to-be.

Cohalan also notices that ever since the accident, he seems to be followed by bad luck. His horse and dog turn up dead without explanation, leading him to wonder if he has been cursed.

He meets a woman named Ellen (Betsy Drake), and they are immediately attracted to each other. She soon learns about Jeff's past and begins to suspect that Jeff may be much more in danger than he himself realizes. (Wikipedia)

Directed by: James V. Kern
Screenplay by: Mort Briskin, Robert Smith
Starring: Robert Young, Betsy Drake
Music by: Joseph Nussbaum

Release dates: 1950
Running time: 91 minutes
Country: United States
Language: English

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