i stumble upon this movie on tcm already in progress and only catch the last two third . however and i think it be great . you can read about the story line and the actor elsewhere and but i would like to point out what i think be two especially well set up and lit and and with great camera direction . ( there may have be more in the first third of the movie but i miss that part . ) the first classic shot be when lana turner be do her character powerfully emotional final scene in the movie she shoot . our camera perspective pull back from that shoot scene in progress to show all the surround production staff and crew hand all in rapt attention . just check out all the perfectly position people in that scene and and how dramatically light the scene be a the camera play up and around the assembled worker . what perfectly cast extra ( or maybe they be real crew hand ) who all look their part . and all the stereotypical body language pose . just a great visual sense of know what it should look like . and the crowning touch be the smile that slowly and appreciatively appear on the worker sit way up by the spotlight at the end of the scene . great realized piece of direct . i would rank it up there with some of the revolutionary stuff boy wonder orson welles do . my other favorite director scene be the very last scene at the end of the movie note the acting and the lighting and the expression and and the body movement and body language . just a great piece of ensemble work and both in front of and behind the scene . classic . ( p. s. i also like the way they do the end credit with clip from the movie for each of the primary character along with their real name and so you could see who who . it a shame more modern movie do not do that . ) .