The Velvet Touch (1948) |
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| Director(s) | Jack Gage |
| Producer(s) | Frederick Brisson, Edward Donahue |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Thriller/Suspense |
Featured Cast of The Velvet Touch See More »
Rosalind Russell(as Valerie Stanton)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
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1948
Rosalind Russell
(as Valerie Stanton)
Leo Genn(as Michael Morrell)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
Released
1948
Leo Genn
(as Michael Morrell)
Claire Trevor(as Marian Webster)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
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1948
Claire Trevor
(as Marian Webster)
Sydney Greenstreet(as Capt. Danbury)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
Released
1948
Sydney Greenstreet
(as Capt. Danbury)
Leon Ames(as Gordon Dunning)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
Released
1948
Leon Ames
(as Gordon Dunning)
Frank McHugh(as Ernie Boyle)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
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1948
Frank McHugh
(as Ernie Boyle)
Walter Kingsford(as Peter Gunther)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
Released
1948
Walter Kingsford
(as Peter Gunther)
Dan Tobin(as Jeff Trent)
The Velvet Touch
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1948
The Velvet Touch
Released
1948
Dan Tobin
(as Jeff Trent)
The Velvet Touch Overview:
The Velvet Touch (1948) was a Drama - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Jack Gage and produced by Frederick Brisson and Edward Donahue.
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The Velvet Touch Quotes:
Marian Webster:
Where did you get your luck, Valerie? Or does God pity the wicked?
Valerie Stanton:
Gordon's the perfect host. He wants to make you feel at home... and wishes you were.
Marian Webster:
The trouble with her is that she's here today and here tomorrow.
Michael Morrell:
One of the basic rules of chess is that the king rarely moves.
Valerie Stanton: That's why so few women play it.
See More Quotes from The Velvet TouchValerie Stanton: That's why so few women play it.
The Velvet Touch Facts
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onJanuary 10, 1949 with Rosalind Russell and Sydney Greenstreet reprising their film roles.
"Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on August 23, 1951 with Rosalind Russell reprising her film role.