Lana Turner herself admitted this film is here career best.Part of this film was set near beaches in santa monica and other parts of southern california,it is enjoyable to see the unspoiled beauty of southern california beaches of mid 1940s.Turner gives an icy hot performance here, with many long takes between she and Garfield as they are drawn to each other like moths to a flame. Much is made of director Tay Garnett framing Turner in sexy white outfits throughout the film. Her best scene, however, and the one in which she is the most strikinginly beautiful, she is dressed in a black bathrobe. Cora is in the kitchen caressing a knife and agonizing over her dreams and what needs to be done to make them come true. When Frank walks in on her, her voice catches, her reluctance to follow through real. She tells Garfield in a quivering(震える）voice, "If you really loved me."
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