Perhaps the scene that the film is best known for is where gangster moll Debby Marsh, played by Gloria Graham, has a pot of boiling hot coffee splashed across her face by the sadistic thug Vince Stone, played by Lee Marvin. The result is that Debby's face is terribly disfigured, a literal destruction of a surface...
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The result is that Debby's face is terribly disfigured, a literal destruction of a surface. However, the act actually transforms Debby from a simple bimbo into the film's heroine. Her previous character relied on good looks to charm her way into money, her main occupation being shopping. These good looks were merely a surface and deceiving, her inside actually vacant and manipulative...
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