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Laura

Directed by Otto Preminger
Passed
1944    88mDrama, Mystery,
7.9100%90%7.6
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A police detective falls in love with the woman whose murder he is investigating.

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Cast of Laura

  • Dana AndrewsDet. Lt. Mark McPherson
  • Gene TierneyLaura Hunt
  • Clifton WebbWaldo Lydecker
  • Vincent PriceShelby Carpenter
  • Judith AndersonAnn Treadwell
  • Dorothy AdamsLaura's Maid Bessie Clary (uncredited)
  • Wally AlbrightNewsboy (uncredited)
  • Bobby BarberNewsboy (uncredited)
  • Harry CarterParty Guest (uncredited)
  • Lane ChandlerDetective (uncredited)
  • Dorothy ChristyWoman (uncredited)
  • James ConatyParty Guest (uncredited)
  • Ralph DunnFred Callahan (uncredited)
  • Jean FenwickWoman (uncredited)
  • Clyde FillmoreOwner of Bullitt & Co. Ad Agency (uncredited)
  • James FlavinDet. McEveety (uncredited)
  • Bess FlowersRestaurant Patron (uncredited)
  • Lee Tung FooWaldo's Servant (uncredited)
  • William ForrestImportant Client (uncredited)
  • Frances GladwinWoman (uncredited)

Laura Ratings & Reviews

  • Rob MacKinnonJuly 14, 2025
    Man, that detective does NOT know how to do police work.
  • Jefferson BittencourtJune 8, 2025
    Masterpiece of direction, cinematography and acting. Laura is a jewel of cinema. Everything is quite right in this movie. A master degree of mise en scene.

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Laura Trivia

Laura was released on November 26, 1944.

Laura was directed by Otto Preminger.

Laura has a runtime of 88 min.

Laura was produced by Otto Preminger.

The key characters in Laura are Det. Lt. Mark McPherson (Dana Andrews), Laura Hunt (Gene Tierney), Waldo Lydecker (Clifton Webb).

Laura is rated Passed.

Laura is a Drama, Mystery, Film-Noir film.

Laura has an audience rating of 9 out of 10.

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