THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS
1947
Starring Humphrey Bogart and Barbara Stanwyck

The second of three film collaborations between director Peter Godfrey and Barbara Stanwyck.
The film contains brilliant performances by Bogart and Barbara Stanwyck, a great deal of eerie suspense, and delicious bits of British humour.
Film Noir at its best!

PLOT
Geoffrey Carroll, a struggling artist, marries Sally after his first wife (an invalid) dies. Life is normal at first until Sally begins 
feeling unwell and restless. Her doctor says she's suffering from nothing more than a nervous condition, and that's what she 
believes at first. However, she later learns from Geoffrey's 
precocious young daughter Bea, that Geoffrey's first wife was not an invalid and only got sick during the last few weeks of her life. She also learns that a painting of his former wife, called "The 
Angel of Death", was done during those last few weeks, and now he wants to paint her too...

CAST
Humphrey Bogart ... Geoffrey Carroll
Barbara Stanwyck ... Sally Morton Carroll
Alexis Smith ... Cecily Latham
Nigel Bruce ... Dr. Tuttle
Isobel Elsom ... Mrs. Latham
Patrick O'Moore ... Charles Pennington
Ann Carter ... Beatrice Carroll
Anita Bolster ... Christine
Barry Bernard ... Horace Blagdon

Director: Peter Godfrey

Running time: 99 minutes