Reviews — Manhandled
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
Dorothy Lamour delivers a solid performance in what is unfortunately a fairly unremarkable crime noir. The storyline becomes excessively intricate, approaching the point where it’s difficult to keep track—it feels like you might lose your bearings attempting to understand everything that's happening. Essentially, Lamour portrays "Merle," a personal assistant to a psychiatrist; she shares details of his confidential p…
John Chard
Manhandled, directed by Lewis R. Foster and featuring a screenplay by Foster and Whitman Chambers based on L. S. Goldsmith’s "The Man Who Stole A Dream," includes performances from Dorothy Lamour, Dan Duryea, Sterling Hayden, Irene Hervey, and Art Smith. Darrell Calker composed the music, and Ernest Laszlo handled the cinematography. “I'm going to kill you, Ruth. I have to.” It falls into the category of late 4…

