Trailer
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Niagara (1953)

Runtime
1hr 32mins
Directed by
Henry Hathaway
Featuring
Marilyn Monroe,
Joseph Cotten,
Jean Peters,
Max Showalter

Showtimes

Tue 7/21
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Set against the dramatic backdrop of Niagara Falls, Marilyn Monroe portrays Rose, a femme fatale possessing two of the most powerful weapons: an erotic body and an evil mind.

Planning to murder her troubled husband (Joseph Cotton), Rose first uses her double-edged sword to drive him to the brink of total insanity. Then she seductively torments a series of strangers while her mysterious lover waits in the shadows.

Vastly different from her often comedic roles, Marilyn’s classic dramatic performance as this diabolical and scheming woman is at once fascinating and frightening, painting a powerful portrait of human sexuality and passion.

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