The Flame

Year: 1947

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: English

Director: John H. Auer

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George McAllister, the black‑sheep son of a rich family who has wasted his portion of the inheritance, lives consumed by jealousy and resentment toward his supportive half‑brother Barry. He secures his lover, Carlotta Duval, a position as Barry’s nurse, intending to marry Barry, murder him, claim his fortune, and ultimately end up with George.

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