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Manhandled

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Rated NR · 97 minutes · 1949

Crime drama

A man tells his two-bit therapist, Dr. Redman (Harold Vermilyea), about a recurring dream in which he murders his rich wife. Later, Redman's secretary, Merl Kramer (Dorothy Lamour), relates the odd dream to neighbor Karl Benson (Dan Duryea), a slimy private investigator. Then the wealthy woman is robbed and murdered, and, since her husband has an airtight alibi, suspicion falls on the shocked Merl, who realizes she's being set up by either Benson, Redman or both men together. - Synopsis courtesy of Tribune Media Service

Director: Lewis Foster
Cast: Dorothy Lamour, Sterling Hayden, Dan Duryea, Irene Hervey, Phillip Reed and Harold Vermilyea

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