Phantom Lady (1944) – Colorized Edition
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Synopsis
“Phantom Lady” (1944), now colorized, is a gripping film noir directed by Robert Siodmak, starring Ella Raines in a suspenseful tale of a woman determined to prove a man’s innocence—at all costs.
The film centers on Carol Richman (played by Ella Raines), a woman who finds herself caught up in a dangerous mystery after her date, Scott Henderson (played by Franchot Tone), is wrongfully accused of murder. After spending the evening with him at a nightclub, she becomes his only alibi, but no one believes her because she can’t prove she was with him. With Scott on trial for the brutal murder of his wife, Carol embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the real killer, fighting against both time and the police who think she’s lying. As she delves deeper into the case, she unravels a web of deceit, betrayal, and unexpected twists that could put her life at risk.
The colorized version of “Phantom Lady” amplifies the atmospheric tension of this noir classic, enhancing the moody lighting, sharp shadows, and visually striking cinematography that defines the genre. The suspenseful plot and Ella Raines’ standout performance make this film a must-see for fans of noir thrillers and mysteries.
Cast and Crew
Director: Robert Siodmak
Producer: Joan Harrison
Screenplay: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Cast:
Ella Raines as Carol Richman
Franchot Tone as Scott Henderson
Alan Curtis as Police Detective
Thomas Gomez as Det. Lt. Bruns
Elisabeth Risdon as Mrs. Morton
Fay Helm as Alicia
Clifton Young as the Nightclub Pianist
Frances Mercer as the Reporter
Cinematography: Elwood Bredell
Music: Frank Skinner
Editing: Edward Curtiss
Production Company: Universal Pictures
Release Date: 1944
Runtime: 87 minutes
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