Blonde Ice (1948)
A society columnist marries into money, then murders her way through anyone who might keep her from the next fortune — husbands, lovers, and a blackmailer alike — until a psychiatrist recognizes the pattern.
Leslie Brooks plays Claire Cummings as pure, undiluted appetite, and the film’s most quoted line — “you’re cold, like ice, yeah, like ice — blonde ice” — is blunter than the psychology it describes, but not by much.
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