Smart Girls Don't Talk (1948) (MOD) "Harry Potter Character" 000 nest egg tucked reassuringly

000 nest egg tucked reassuringly within reach

lacking the will to break free of her husband Tod (Charles Bickford)

directed by action master Raoul Walsh and starring a who's who of '50s movie stars

director Ernst Lubitsch knew better than anyone how to marry refinement with sublime wit

and boot tops

Smart Girls Don't Talk (1948) (MOD) "Harry Potter Character" 000 nest egg tucked reassuringlyWhen club owner Marty Fain (Bruce Bennett) blithely declares, "Gambling is my profession," it's an understatement. Because the beautiful, tough talking society dame he's talking to is the riskiest wager he's made yet. Virginia Mayo plays tart tomato Linda Vickers, who, suspicious that Fain used her car in the murder of a gangster who held up his joint, declares in return that she has a great memory and gets "paid for not talking." But minds can change