• Exposed (1947) Soundtrack OST •

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Exposed

Colonel Bentry hires private-eye Belinda Prentice to investigate his stepson and heir Bill Forestman. Bill has withdrawn large sums of money from his account, according to the Colonel, rented an apartment in the city and stoutly refuses to explain his actions. On their way to the Bentry estate, Belinda and her assistant, Iggy Broty, stop near Bill's apartment and their attention is attracted by two suspicious-looking characters. Iggs stays to check them out while Belinda goes on to Bentry's. She is admitted by Severance, the butler, who goes to the library to announce her arrival. She hears a cry from Severance, goes to the library and finds the Butler standing over the dead body of his employer. Belinda picks up a hypodermic needle lying near the body. Inspector Prentice of Homicide, Belinda's father, arrives to take over. He questions Bill, his sister Judith Forester, Jonathan Lowell, the family lawyer...and Severance, who confesses that he is a reformed drunk AND a disbarred lawyer.

Belinda leaves and confers with Iggy, and learns that the two men in front of Bill's apartment house were Professor Ordoson and "Chicago", Bill's personal bodyguard. Iggy "visits" Bill's apartment and is beaten up by "Chicago." Belinda makes a formal call on Bill, and Bill is most cooperative and he explains that he and Ordson are working on a secret-but-harmless experiment; that "Chicago" is employed to protect their material and equipment; and that he HAS NOT withdrawn large sums of money from his account. Belinda, highly satisfied by Bill's explanation, decides she and Iggy will follow her number two suspect---Judith. They find her in a downtown bar where she is plying the family butler with liquor. Belinda finds this interesting but has another surprise awaiting her when she returns to her office and finds Lowell and "Chicago" there, and Lowell's intention is for Belinda to leave town for a while and has asked gun-for-hire "Chicago" to accompany him there so Belinda will grasp the seriousness of his get-out-of-town request.

So, on a hunch, Belinda goes with her father to the Bentry estate---where they find Lowell dead on the lawn. It is at this point that Belinda provides the solution to all that has been transpiring.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Exposed
	Dreaming Awake	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Isabel's Miracle	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Lost Partner	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Elisa	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	There's This Girl	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Visions	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	José Comes Home	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Watching over Elisa	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Isabel's Secret	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Lonely Frustration	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	A Blessing	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Guardian	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Sneaking In	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Albiness	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Game over Playboy	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Evidence	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Her Truth Revealed	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Exposed	Carlos José Alvarez: Performer
	Main Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	After Explosion/Carlson Farm House	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Liz & Mom/Liz's Hotel Room	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Restaurant Source	Georges Delerue: Performer
	You're Weird	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Paris	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 In G Major	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Making Love	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Daniel's Apt.	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Marcel Killed	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The End	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Rich and Famous Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Platoon Finale and End Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Her Alibi End Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Beaches Friendship	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Exposed Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Biloxi Blues Main Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Steel Magnolias Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Interlude Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Escape Artist Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Pick-up Artist Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Disc Time:	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Something Wicked This Way Comes Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Hommage à François Truffaut	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Maxie End Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	House on Carroll Street Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	A Little Sex Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Maid to Order Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Man Woman and Child Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Memories of Me Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Crimes of the Heart Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Platoon - Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Rich and Famous - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Her Alibi - End Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Beaches - Friendship	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Exposed - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Biloxi Blues - Main Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Steel Magnolias - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Interlude - Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Escape Artist - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	The Pick Up Artist - Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Man Woman And Child - Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Memories Of Me - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Something Wicked This Way Comes - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Homage A Francois Truffaut	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Maxie - End Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	House on Carroll Street - Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	A Little Sex - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Maid To Order - Theme	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Crimes of the Heart - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Man Trouble - End Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	A Little Romance - Main Title	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Rich In Love - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Agnes of God - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Black Robe - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	A Little Romance - Suite	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Her Alibi - Between You And Me	Georges Delerue: Performer
	Rich And Famous - Reprise	Georges Delerue: Performer

User reviews

Timothy Robinson

6/10

The use of different musical motifs for each character adds depth and complexity to the narrative, making the audience more emotionally invested in the unfolding events.

Thomas Thompson

8/10

The soundtrack of Exposed not only serves as a background element but also stands on its own as a captivating and emotive musical journey that I would listen to even outside of watching the movie.

Andrew Carter

8/10

The use of different musical motifs in Exposed helps to establish a unique identity for each character and setting, enriching the storytelling and adding layers of depth to the film.

Andrew Baker

9/10

The soundtrack of Exposed perfectly captures the suspense and mystery of the storyline. The use of intense orchestral pieces during crucial moments enhances the tension and keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Patricia Jones

8/10

The dynamic range of the music in Exposed impressed me, as it seamlessly shifted between moments of quiet reflection and intense action, enhancing the overall pacing of the film.

Timothy Hernandez

1/10

The choice of music in Exposed feels outdated and uninspired. The tracks used seem generic and lack originality, making it difficult for the audience to become fully immersed in the film's atmosphere.

Amanda Lopez

6/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the score enhances the character development, allowing the audience to connect with the protagonists on a deeper level.

Donna Thomas

6/10

The choice of instrumentation in certain key moments of the film effectively heightens the tension and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Brian White

8/10

The soundtrack of Exposed perfectly captures the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, enhancing every scene with its haunting melodies.

Linda Mitchell

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack of Exposed complements the narrative seamlessly, creating a cohesive and immersive listening experience that adds depth to the film.

Michael Hall

6/10

The soundtrack of Exposed perfectly captures the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the storyline, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Michelle Rodriguez

10/10

The seamless integration of the soundtrack with the plot of Exposed is commendable. The music not only complements the narrative but also elevates the overall viewing experience, making it a truly immersive and captivating film.

Susan Walker

8/10

The music in Exposed effectively conveys the tension and intrigue of the storyline, keeping me engaged and on the edge of my seat throughout the movie.

Betty Harris

10/10

I was particularly impressed by the diversity of musical styles in the soundtrack of Exposed. From eerie ambient tracks to energetic jazz compositions, the music effectively sets the tone for each scene and adds depth to the characters' emotions and motivations.

Kimberly Scott

8/10

The composer of the music for Exposed has done a fantastic job in crafting a score that mirrors the complex emotions and plot twists of the movie, making it a memorable aspect of the overall cinematic experience.

Patricia Jones

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Exposed is a standout element of the film, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers in capturing the essence of the story through music.

Mary Martinez

6/10

The music in Exposed manages to evoke a sense of nostalgia for classic detective thrillers while still feeling fresh and innovative in its approach.

James Jackson

6/10

The soundtrack seamlessly transitions between scenes, creating a cohesive audio backdrop that ties the disparate elements of the plot together.

Joshua Perez

8/10

I found myself drawn into the world of Exposed even more thanks to the evocative and well-crafted soundtrack that skillfully evoked the noir elements of the storyline.

Linda Baker

3/10

The soundtrack of Exposed fails to capture the suspense and mystery of the storyline. The music does not effectively build tension or enhance the dramatic moments, leaving the audience feeling disconnected from the on-screen events.

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