Gilda 1946 colorized (Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford)

Gilda (1946) - Colorized Edition
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Synopsis
"Gilda" (1946), now colorized, is a timeless film noir directed by Charles Vidor and starring the iconic Rita Hayworth in one of her most unforgettable roles. The movie centers on a web of love, jealousy, and betrayal set in the glamorous and seedy world of post-war Buenos Aires.

The story follows Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford), a small-time gambler who gets a job working for the ruthless casino owner, Ballin Mundson (George Macready). Johnny's life is turned upside down when he meets Gilda (Rita Hayworth), Mundson's wife, a stunning and enigmatic woman who seems to have a complicated history with Johnny. As the tension between Johnny and Gilda intensifies, secrets from their pasts come to light, and the emotions of passion, revenge, and desire lead to dramatic and dangerous consequences.

Hayworth's performance as the seductive and elusive Gilda became legendary, with the character becoming an iconic figure in film history. The colorized version of the film brings a new dimension to the already visually rich world of "Gilda," enhancing the glamour of the film's world and making the dramatic moments even more intense.

Cast and Crew
Director: Charles Vidor

Producer: Virginia Van Upp

Screenplay: Marion Parsonnet

Cast:

Rita Hayworth as Gilda
Glenn Ford as Johnny Farrell
George Macready as Ballin Mundson
Joseph Calleia as Uncle Pio
Steven Geray as Saugovitch
Elena Verdugo as Beatrice
Cinematography: Rudolph Maté

Music: Victor Young

Editing: Arthur P. Schmidt

Production Company: Columbia Pictures

Release Date: 1946

Runtime: 110 minutes

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