Still and lobby card gallery Cast and crew bios Noir filmographies Video essays by author Eddie Muller "Dan Duryea - Lady Killer" "Lizabeth Scott - Femme Fatale" Region: All
[Special Edition] Audio: DD1
Rating: NR Genre: Crime Release Date: 05/25/2004 Dubbed: English Sound: DD1 Run Time: 98 Minutes Flags: Not For Children Distributor/Studio: Image Entertainment
When Lizabeth Scott's Jane Greer husband Arthur Kennedy accidentally gets his mitts on $60,000 in stolen money, she insists that he keep the dough rather than turn it over to the authorities. Two-bit private eye Dan Duryea catches on to Scott's subterfuge, and demands that she turn the cash over to him. Scott persuades Duryea to split the money with her--then, determining that Kennedy might be too honest for everyone's own good, she murders her husband. To cover her tracks, Scott reports her husband as missing. This brings in yet another fly in the ointment: Don DeFore, the brother of Scott's first husband, who died under mysterious circumstances. The already knotted webs of intrigue become even more tangled before Scott's ironic comeuppance. Too Late for Tears was scripted by Roy Huggins, who later produced such TV detective series as The Rockford Files.
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