This proved to be the only film that Day and Sinatra made together and judging by the great chemistry they have on screen, it is a crying shame.

~ Caro Ness -

This proved to be the only film that Day and Sinatra made together and judging by the great chemistry they have on screen, it is a crying shame.

~ Caro Ness -

This film doesn’t have a single nude scene or four-letter word in it, but it’s still one of the sexiest bits of celluloid you’ll ever see.

~ Jeff Robson -

This film doesn’t have a single nude scene or four-letter word in it, but it’s still one of the sexiest bits of celluloid you’ll ever see.

~ Jeff Robson -

Sinatra is committed to this role and succeeds in exploiting Frankie's vulnerability, without resorting to sentimental tricks, or audience grabbing histrionics.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

Sinatra is committed to this role and succeeds in exploiting Frankie's vulnerability, without resorting to sentimental tricks, or audience grabbing histrionics.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

A compelling conspiracy thriller, one that still holds a visceral power 60 years after release

~ Andrew Robertson -

A compelling conspiracy thriller, one that still holds a visceral power 60 years after release

~ Andrew Robertson -

A bit long and doesn't have the polish of classic musicals.

~ Leanne McGrath -

A bit long and doesn't have the polish of classic musicals.

~ Leanne McGrath -

Worth watching for that kiss.

~ Chris -

Worth watching for that kiss.

~ Chris -