Valli looks as beautiful and depressed as ever in this film. She always had a sad aura about her and the producers were wise to stick her in a wheel chair where they could make good use of her gloomy vibe. This is a story that seems to know where it wants to go and I found myself engrossed in it, but I found the ending to be less than satisfactory. Joseph Cotten takes three slugs in the back and the car he is in rolls over about six times and yet he doesn't die?!? Maybe if he had been wearing his seat belt I might of accepted him living and ending up in a wheel chair. Then he and Valli could have wheeled off into the sunset together. Paul Stewart is fun to watch in this film. His eyes remind me of a raccoon, yet he's one hundred percent weasel.
Review of Walk Softly, Stranger
