Lizabeth Scott: Film Noir Femme Fatale Ignites Obsession | Stolen Face (1952)

Step into the world of film noir with Lizabeth Scott, one of Hollywood’s most enigmatic leading ladies. In this pivotal scene from Stolen Face (1952), Scott meets Paul Henreid for the first time at a country inn, a moment charged with tension and desire.

Before Hammer Films became famous for Gothic horror, the studio explored psychological thrillers, obsession, and ethical complexity. Here, Scott delivers a striking dual performance as both the elegant musician and her recreated double, embodying the classic noir femme fatale. Henreid’s character treads morally uncertain ground, while André Morell rounds out a story of emotional unease and dark intrigue.

This new 4K restoration brings Hammer’s early exploration of desire and consequence into stunning clarity, featuring:
✨ Both UK and US versions of the film
✨ Phil Leakey’s pioneering make-up design
✨ Restored cinematography and performances at their original intensity
✨ Subtitles in five languages, rigid box & digipak packaging
✨ Exclusive archival features celebrating Lizabeth Scott’s legacy

A dark twist on the Pygmalion myth, Stolen Face is a key early Hammer film, now available for the first time in stunning 4K: https://hammerfilms.com/products/stol...

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