1948
Rosalind has her eye on three men... three men have their eye on Rosalind... one of them is up to no good!
6.2
30
July 13, 1948
1h 40m
After accidentally killing her lecherous producer, a famous actress tries to hide her guilt.
Original Title
The Velvet Touch
Spoken Languages
English
Production Countries
United States of America
Budget
N/A
Revenue
N/A
Production Companies
Director
Writer
Producer
Composer
Screenplay
Special Agent
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Amaran
L'Avventura
Close
Another Round
Production Companies
Independent Artists, RKO Radio Pictures
Director
Jack Gage
Writer
Leo Rosten
Producer
Frederick Brisson
Composer
N/A
Screenplay
N/A
Rosalind Russell
Role: Valerie Stanton
Leo Genn
Role: Michael Morrell
Claire Trevor
Role: Marian Webster
Sydney Greenstreet
Role: Capt. Danbury
Leon Ames
Role: Gordon Dunning
Frank McHugh
Role: Ernie Boyle
Walter Kingsford
Role: Peter Gunther
Dan Tobin
Role: Jeff Trent
Lex Barker
Role: Paul Banton
Nydia Westman
Role: Susan Crane
Theresa Harris
Role: Nancy
Russell Hicks
Role: Actor 'Judge Brack'
Irving Bacon
Role: Herbie
Esther Howard
Role: Pansy Dupont
Harry Hayden
Role: Mr. Couch
Bill Erwin
Role: Howard Forman (as William L. Erwin)
Martha Hyer
Role: Helen Adams
Michael St. Angel
Role: Jimmy Ross (as Steven Flagg)
Louis Mason
Role: Terry
James Flavin
Role: Sgt. Oliphant
Charles McAvoy
Role: Mr. Soper
Dan Foster
Role: Eddie Brown
James Todd
Role: George Tesman
Joyce Arling
Role: Mrs. Elvsted
Ida Shoemaker
Role: Juliana Tesman (as Ida Schumaker)
Phillip Barnes
Role: Ejlert Lovborg
Bess Wade
Role: Bertha
Bess Flowers
Role: Party Guest (uncredited)
Robert Riordan
Role: Mr. Putnam
Hazel Dohlman
Role: Theatre Patron (uncredited)
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