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  1. Julia Ross is a young woman alone in the world and is in search of a job. She is hired by an elderly woman named Mrs. Hughes to act as her live-in personal secretary. One of Mrs. Hughes' stipulations is that whomever she hire treat this job as one of a long term nature, meaning no current boyfriends or marriage on the horizon.

  2. My Name is Julia Ross, originally released in 1945, is one such example of this. It begins in fairly conventional noir fashion – indeed the opening shot of its eponymous lead’s high heels clacking across a rain-sodden city street feels like one of the quintessential noir images.

  3. In many ways, My Name Is Julia Ross (1945) was the breakthrough film for Joseph H. Lewis. The veteran director had worked his way up from the editing room at MGM to designing and shooting title sequences for Republic Pictures to directing B-movies, mostly westerns, for Universal, Columbia, RKO, Monogram and PRC, cranking out these low-budget productions at a breakneck pace on starvation budgets.

  4. Feb 4, 2019 · Suave, yet subtly psychotic, his Ralph is seen methodically shredding Julia’s clothes with a knife and has to be talked down firmly by his mother lest their nefarious plot be exposed. Based upon the book The Woman In Red by Anthony Gilbert, My Name Is Julia Ross is a good example of style over content. Director Lewis took 18 days to shoot the ...

  5. Other articles where My Name Is Julia Ross is discussed: Joseph H. Lewis: …first assignment at Columbia was My Name Is Julia Ross (1945), a gripping film noir in which a young woman (played by Nina Foch) is hired to be the secretary of a wealthy matriarch (Dame May Whitty) but is then drugged, imprisoned in a mansion, and told that she is…

  6. My Name Is Julia Ross is directed by Joseph H. Lewis and adapted to screenplay by Muriel Roy Bolton from The Woman in Red written by Anthony Gilbert. It stars Nina Foch, Dame Mary Witty, George Macready, Roland Varno, Anita Sharp-Bolster and Doris Lloyd. Music is by Mischa Bakaleinikoff and cinematography by Burnett Guffey.

  7. Julia Ross secures employment, through a rather-noisy employment agency, with a wealthy widow and goes to live at her house. Two days later, she awakens in a different house in different clothes and with a new identity.

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