The Woman in the Window

'The Woman in the Window' is a 1944 film noir directed by Fritz Lang. It tells the story of a psychology professor who becomes entangled in a murder investigation after meeting a mysterious woman.

• Joan Bennett's then-husband produced 'The Woman in the Window'.
• The original, darker ending was changed due to censorship codes.
• Director Fritz Lang's favorite movie of his own work.
• The painting of the woman was created by artist E. M. Sill.
• Edward G. Robinson rehearsed his lines while playing bridge.

• There's no fever like the fever of a man on the run.
• Many things happen that we're never called upon to explain.
• Two people together isn't always a company, sometimes it's a crowd.
• I keep forgetting that you're a woman.
• I'd rather face the gallows than a life without meaning.