Russell delivers a powerful critique of capitalism's inherently sexist applications, thoroughly debunking any nobility within the military-industrial complex.

This adaptation of William Bradford Huie's novel offers brunette Jane Russell with atypically red hair and brunette Agnes Moorehead with atypically blonde hair. And that's about it for novelty value.

Boehm's script and Walsh's direction don't seem interested in getting to any sort of sordid realism, seemingly happy with what is never elevated beyond a soap opera.

Unusual film about a sinister woman who rises to the financial top through war profiteering.