Female on the Beach (1955) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph Pevney |
| Producer(s) | Albert Zugsmith |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller/Suspense |
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Joan Crawford(as Lynn Markham)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Joan Crawford
(as Lynn Markham)
Jeff Chandler(as Drummond Hall)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Jeff Chandler
(as Drummond Hall)
Jan Sterling(as Amy Rawlinson)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Jan Sterling
(as Amy Rawlinson)
Cecil Kellaway(as Osbert Sorenson)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Cecil Kellaway
(as Osbert Sorenson)
Judith Evelyn(as Eloise Crandall)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Judith Evelyn
(as Eloise Crandall)
Charles Drake(as Police Lieutenant Galley)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Charles Drake
(as Police Lieutenant Gall...)
Stuart Randall(as Frankovitch)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Stuart Randall
(as Frankovitch)
Marjorie Bennett(as Mrs. Murchison)
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Female on the Beach
Released
1955
Marjorie Bennett
(as Mrs. Murchison)
Female on the Beach Overview:
Female on the Beach (1955) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by Joseph Pevney and produced by Albert Zugsmith.
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Female on the Beach Quotes:
Drummond Hall:
Whenever I wake up a beautiful girl, I always make her breakfast.
Lynn Markham:
[to Drummy] You're about as friendly as a suction pump.
Lynn Markham:
[to Drummy] You must go with the house - like plumbing.
Lynn Markham:
I'd like to ask you to stay and have a drink, but I'm afraid you might accept.
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Shortly before the film was made, Joan Crawford was dating the president of Universal Pictures, who offered her the role. She also was given her choice of leading man, and she selected Jeff Chandler.