The Seventh Sin

Synopsis

In the movie The Seventh Sin, Eleanor Parker plays the role of the dedicated wife, Carol, struggling with her feelings for a charming doctor while her husband is away in China. The story unfolds as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and moral dilemmas in exotic Hong Kong. As she faces the consequences of her actions, she must come to terms with her desires and the consequences of seeking forbidden love. The Seventh Sin is a tale of passion, sacrifice, and redemption set against the backdrop of a foreign land, challenging societal norms and testing the boundaries of fidelity and love.

Cast

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  Eleanor Parker

  Carol Carwin

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  Bill Travers

  Walter Carwin

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  George Sanders

  Tim Waddington

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  Jean-Pierre Aumont

  Paul Duvelle

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  Ellen Corby

  Sister Saint Joseph

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  James Hong

  Chinese Officer

Reviews

Despite a stellar cast including Eleanor Parker, The Seventh Sin fails to captivate with its weak script and lackluster execution. Critics have deemed the film as a missed opportunity, with a predictable plot that fails to evoke any real emotion or connection with the audience. The pacing of the movie is sluggish, making it difficult for viewers to stay engaged throughout. While Eleanor Parker delivers a solid performance, the overall narrative feels disjointed and leaves much to be desired. The Seventh Sin lacks the depth and complexity needed to make a lasting impact, ultimately falling short of its potential. The film's IMDb rating of 6.3/10 reflects the mixed reception it received upon release.