Woman on the Run 1950
"As Startling as Your OWN Scream in the Night!"
In the tense noir thriller *Woman on the Run (1950)*, directed by Norman Foster, a man's desperate flight from danger becomes a twisted game of cat and mouse.
Director: Norman Foster
Cast
Ann Sheridan
Eleanor Johnson
Dennis O'Keefe
Dan Legget
Robert Keith
Inspector Martin Ferris
John Qualen
Maibus
Frank Jenks
Detective Homer Shaw
Ross Elliott
Frank Johnson
Jane Liddell
Messenger Girl
Joan Shawlee
Blonde
J. Farrell MacDonald
Cap, the Retired Ferryboat Captain
Steven Geray
Dr. Arnold Hohler
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Woman on the Run (1950) about?
This 1950 noir thriller follows Frank Johnson, who flees after witnessing a gangland murder, only to be hunted by both the killer and the police. His wife, Eleanor, teams up with a reporter to find him, uncovering a web of lies and danger along the way.
Who directed Woman on the Run?
Norman Foster directed *Woman on the Run (1950)*, bringing his signature touch to this tense crime thriller.
Who stars in Woman on the Run?
The film stars Ann Sheridan, Dennis O'Keefe, Robert Keith, John Qualen, and Frank Jenks in pivotal roles.
Is Woman on the Run (1950) worth watching?
With its gripping plot, strong performances, and moody noir atmosphere, *Woman on the Run* is a hidden gem for fans of classic crime thrillers. The tight 77-minute runtime keeps the tension high, making it a rewarding watch.
How long is Woman on the Run?
*Woman on the Run* runs for 77 minutes.
About Woman on the Run (1950) — A Noir Thriller of Betrayal and Peril
In the tense noir thriller *Woman on the Run (1950)*, directed by Norman Foster, a man's desperate flight from danger becomes a twisted game of cat and mouse. Frank Johnson, the sole witness to a brutal gangland murder, vanishes into the shadows, pursued not only by the killer but also by a skeptical police inspector who believes Frank is merely running from his crumbling marriage. The story takes a gripping turn when Eleanor, his estranged wife, teams up with a relentless newspaperman to uncover the truth—only to find herself entangled in a web of deception and suspense. With its moody atmosphere and sharp dialogue, this film captures the paranoia and moral ambiguity of post-war America, where trust is a luxury and every shadow hides a threat.
Ann Sheridan and Dennis O'Keefe deliver standout performances as the fractured couple at the heart of the mystery, while Robert Keith's authoritative presence adds depth to the pursuit. The 77-minute runtime races by as alliances shift and danger lurks around every corner, making *Woman on the Run (1950)* a gripping addition to the crime and thriller genres.
