Red, Hot and Blue

Red, Hot and Blue is a crime comedy centered on an energetic aspiring actress trying to find success on Broadway. Her ambitions lead her into a dangerous conflict with the mafia, resulting in significant trouble.

Directed by John Farrow, this 1949 American film was produced by Paramount and written by Farrow and Hagar Wilde. In the timeline of Farrow's work, it follows Two Years Before the Mast and precedes Copper Canyon. The cast features Betty Hutton as Eleanor Collier, alongside Victor Mature, William Demarest, June Havoc, Jane Nigh, and Frank Loesser. The production included a credited cast of 82 performers.

The movie has a runtime of 84 minutes and incorporates musical elements. Based on user feedback, the film holds a 5.9 rating on IMDb from 316 votes and a 6.2 rating on TMDB from 5 votes.