Review of Strangers When We Meet (1960) by Jay N — 30 Nov 2008
Kim Novak, at the height of her beauty, gives a fine performance full of submerged insecurity. She's fragile and bruised longing to be loved. She was always a spotty actress but when the material suited her she could really deliver.
The rest of the cast is fine but overshadowed by her. Nice art design and beautiful color photography.
This review of Strangers When We Meet (1960) was written by Jay N on 30 Nov 2008.
Strangers When We Meet has generally received positive reviews.
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