So Evil My Love

Synopsis

Set in Victorian London, 'So Evil My Love' follows Olivia Harwood, a widow who falls victim to the deceptions of a charming conman, Mark Bellis. As their relationship progresses, Olivia becomes entangled in a web of deceit and manipulation that threatens to unravel her life. With dark twists and suspenseful turns, the gripping narrative explores the complexities of trust, desire, and betrayal in a society where appearances can be deceiving. Ray Milland's captivating portrayal of Mark Bellis adds depth to the psychological thriller, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking conclusion.

Cast

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  Ray Milland

  Mark Bellis

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  Ann Todd

  Olivia Harwood

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  Geraldine Fitzgerald

  Susan Courtney

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  Leo G. Carroll

  Jarvis

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  Raymond Huntley

  Henry Courtney

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  Martita Hunt

  Mrs. Courtney (SR)

Reviews

Despite its subtle charms, 'So Evil My Love' fails to fully captivate audiences, scoring a modest 6.9/10 on IMDb. Critics have noted the film's atmospheric setting and nuanced performances, particularly praising Ray Milland's portrayal of the cunning conman, Mark Bellis. However, some have criticized the pacing of the plot, suggesting that the suspenseful elements could have been more effectively executed. While the movie succeeds in building tension and suspense, it struggles to maintain momentum throughout, leaving viewers wanting more. Overall, 'So Evil My Love' offers a glimpse into the dark underbelly of Victorian London, but falls short of becoming a timeless classic.

See also

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