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• Female

  • Lily54
  • 6/12/13

  Ruth Chatterton shines despite her weird theatrical accent. Fun movie, if taken lightly with a "glass of vodka". Worth watching for the very very cool art deco sets, and vintage clothes - especially love the swimming pool. Love the 'pillow tossing" seduction moves..

• Kind of silly!

  • RedRain
  • 6/11/13

  I have a love/hate relationship with Ruth Chatterton. Three years after this film, she made "Dodsworth," considered her finest, but it's also the one that made me loathe her, as her character in that film was beyond despicable. It's amazing to me that prior to "Dodsworth," film studios didn't see the strength in Chatterton's acting abilities. Her entire film career only covered ten years. Just imagine what films we could have enjoyed had she stayed in the business! "Female" is a rather silly film, partly redeemed by the gorgeous George Brent who plays Chatterton's first hard-to-get male friend. (Brent was also Chatterton's second husband in real life!) Buying a younger man's affections rather than getting involved with one has been done for decades and, today, we call these women "cougars." "Female" is an okay film but it isn't Chatterton at her best.

• Female

  • Debye
  • 8/27/11

  The movie Female, I believe from the 1933's in black and white, is a great romantic movie. I saw a part of it once and it was so suspencful I couldnt stop watching it. I missed the ending though and I was wondering if it would be aburrden to ask if you could show it on air soon. That would be lovely. Thank you for your time.

• Wow

  • diva d
  • 5/20/10

  1933 what a powerful women i didnt know they made movies like this back then.I recommend this to all classic movie lovers

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