
Elke Sommer in The Money Trap (1965), available from the Warner Archive. Forty-nine year old Glenn Ford plays a detective. He's married to 25-year-old Elke Sommer, but he meets an old flame played by 47-year-old Rita Hayworth. Forty-five-year-old Ricardo Montalban plays Glenn's partner. Sixty-year-old Joseph Cotten plays a bad guy. So, basically, the hero has a wife half his age, and his "old" girlfriend (who is two years younger than he) is a "washed up" waitress. Hollywoood can be so cruel at times.









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3 comments:
Fantastic!
Fell in love with her when this first came out way back in the day. I was 11. At 55 the memory remains vivid.
Ford and Montleban and Claire Trevor also shone in this film.
-RoBurque
(a leg man ever since, LOL)
My bad! You are right. It wasn't Claire Trevor. It WAS Rita!
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