Bedelia 1946
"MARGARET LOCKWOOD as BEDELIA who had more than her share of men, jewels, and love and wanted more, more, MORE!"
In the glittering casinos of Monte Carlo, a seemingly blissful marriage hides a dark secret in the 1946 psychological thriller *Bedelia*. Margaret Lockwood stars as the enigmatic Bedelia Carrington, whose charm and elegance mask a dangerous obsession with wealth and luxury.
Director: Lance Comfort
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bedelia (1946) about?
Set in Monte Carlo, *Bedelia* follows the seemingly happy life of Bedelia Carrington, whose marriage hides a sinister secret. When a detective disguised as an artist probes her past, alarming truths emerge about her history of husband poisoning tied to greed and insurance fraud.
Who directed Bedelia?
The film was directed by Lance Comfort, a British filmmaker known for his work in crime and psychological dramas of the 1940s.
Who stars in Bedelia?
Margaret Lockwood leads the cast as Bedelia, supported by Ian Hunter, Barry K. Barnes, Anne Crawford, and Beatrice Varley.
Is Bedelia (1946) worth watching?
While unrated, *Bedelia* delivers a compelling mix of mystery and psychological tension, anchored by Margaret Lockwood's unforgettable performance. Its classic noir atmosphere and twisty plot make it a rewarding watch for fans of vintage thrillers.
How long is Bedelia?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
About Bedelia (1946) — A Dark, Twisted Tale of Obsession and Murder
In the glittering casinos of Monte Carlo, a seemingly blissful marriage hides a dark secret in the 1946 psychological thriller *Bedelia*. Margaret Lockwood stars as the enigmatic Bedelia Carrington, whose charm and elegance mask a dangerous obsession with wealth and luxury. When a mysterious artist, played by Ian Hunter, begins investigating her past with unsettling curiosity, the cracks in her perfect facade begin to show. Directed by Lance Comfort, this gripping drama blends mystery and suspense as the truth behind Bedelia's past—hinting at a string of suspicious deaths tied to her relentless pursuit of riches—unfolds with chilling precision.
The film's atmosphere is thick with tension, as each revelation peels back another layer of Bedelia's carefully constructed persona. With sharp direction and a stellar cast, *Bedelia (1946)* delivers a haunting exploration of greed, deception, and the lengths one woman will go to secure her future. A must-watch for fans of classic noir, this timeless tale keeps viewers guessing until the final, jaw-dropping twist.