Phantom Lady (film)

thumb|Ella Raines as Carol "Kansas" Richman and Alan Curtis as Scott Henderson. thumb|Franchot Tone as Jack Marlow with Ella Raines as Carol "Kansas" Richman. Phantom Lady is a 1944 film noir about a beautiful secretary who risks her life to try to find the elusive woman who may prove her boss didn't murder his selfish wife. Directed by Robert Siodmak. Written by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, based on the novel by Cornell Woolrich. The most talked about mystery in ten years!taglines Jack Marlow What a place. I can feel the rats in the wall. Dialogue Cliff Milburn: You and I are going to have fun tonight, Jeannie! You like jive? Carol Richman: You bet! I'm a hep kitten! [Carol 'Kansas' Richman listens to a message left on a dictaphone machine] Scott Henderson: Hello, Kansas. Renew my membership to the Architects and Engineers Association and call Mason and Follett, the contractors, and make an appointment with them for tomorrow morning. [Carol begins to hang up the dictaphone's sound tube] Scott Henderson: Uh, uh, uh, don't hang up. You know you're having dinner with me tonight, and tomorrow night, and the next night, and then every night. [dictaphone skips and repeats end of message] Scott Henderson: ... every night... every night... every night. Taglines The most talked about mystery in ten years! IT'S UNIQUE...suspense...mystery...drama! A STORY THAT HAS THRILLED MILLIONS! Cast Franchot Tone - Jack Marlow Ella Raines - Carol "Kansas" Richman Alan Curtis - Scott Henderson Aurora Miranda - Estela Monteiro (as Aurora) Thomas Gomez - Inspector Burgess Fay Helm - Ann Terry Elisha Cook, Jr. - Cliff Milburn Andrew Tombes - Bartender (Mac) Regis Toomey - Detective (Chewing Gum) Joseph Crehan - Detective (Tom) Virginia Brissac - Dr. Chase Milburn Stone - voice of District Attorney Doris Lloyd - Kettisha External links 0036260 Phantom Lady Category:1944 American films Category:American crime films Category:Films based on American novels Category:Film noir Category:American mystery films Category:Films directed by Robert Siodmak Category:1944 English-language films Category:American psychological thriller films Category:Films set in Manhattan