A Woman's Face

Already in flashback, vast plot complexity, Melvyn Douglas as Swedish plastic surgeon Gustav is confronted with Joan Crawford as Anna, who sprained her ankle trying to escape when he interrupted her trying to blackmail his wife (Osa Massen) with love letters, intrigued by her case, in George Cukor’s A Woman’s Face, 1941.

Deep in the Swedish woods, waiter (Donald Meek) serving Vera (Osa Massen) and the party of playboy Barring (Conrad Veidt) who then meets "proprietor" Anna (Joan Crawford), early in George Cukor's A Woman's Face, 1941.

From credits, star (Joan Crawford) not quite seen, then introductions of witnesses and characters (Albert Bassermann, Reginald Owen, Connie Gilchrist, Marjorie Main, Donald Meek, Melvyn Douglas, Osa Massen), in George Cukor's A Woman's Face, 1941.

Joan Crawford is a criminal who tries to change her life after a plastic surgeon removes a disfiguring scar in A Woman's Face (1941).