• No Man of Her Own (1950) Soundtrack OST •

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Eight months pregnant, penniless Helen Ferguson is on a train from New York City to her hometown of San Francisco, having been shunned by her former lover/the baby's father, Stephen Morley, whose parting gift to her was this one-way economy train ticket arguably to get her out of his life for good.

Following a serious train derailment, Helen awakens in the hospital learning that she has suffered some minor injuries and was delivered of a healthy baby boy--and that the authorities believe that she is Patrice Harkness, whom Helen had befriended on the train along with her husband Hugh Harkness.

Patrice was also at an advanced stage of pregnancy, and the Harknesses were heading to Caulfield, Illinois to live with Hugh's well-off family because of the baby; it would have been the first time Patrice met them.

Weighing the risks against the benefits, When she learns that the Harknesses were both (all) killed in the accident, decides to continue the ruse and pretend to be Patrice into meeting Hugh's family in order to give her baby a better life than what would have been waiting for them in San Francisco.

Helen risks being discovered in this fraud in only knowing basic items about Hugh, Patrice, and the Harknesses in general, and/or by her true past catching up with her.

The situation is complicated by Hugh's brother Bill falling in love with who he believes is Patrice, and Helen in turn falling in love with him despite both fighting those feelings if only in respect for Hugh.

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Play	Title	Artist
	No Man of Her Own
	NO MAN OF HER OWN: No Man of Her Own Prelude / London Bridge Is Falling Down (Traditional) / No Man of Her Own Prologue	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Story Begins / No Answer	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Train Ticket	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Train Wreck and Hospital	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	After the Operation	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Note	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Memories / The Christening	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Fountain Pen	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	New Year's Eve	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Telegram	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Wedding Ceremony	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Helen's Plan, Part 1	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Sorrow and First Scene	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Letter	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	End Title / End Cast	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	THUNDER IN THE EAST: Prelude and Foreword	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Proposition Ammo	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Steve and Moti Lal / The Walk Home, Part 1	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Confiscated Cargo	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Bus Tragedy	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Steve and Joan	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	The Visa / The Plane Crash	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Steve's Payoff	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	WILD HARVEST: Wild Harvest Prelude / From Grain to Wheat	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Travel Shot	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Wheat on Fire	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Hygrading	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Caught / The Get Away	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Wild Harvest Finale / Wild Harvest Cast	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	THE EXTRAS: Prelude and Foreword - Bride of Vengeance	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	New Year's Eve (film version) - No Man of Her Own	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Flight Five (Joseph J. Lilley) - No Man of Her Own	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Piano IV (The Ruby and the Pearl) (Jay Livingston & Ray Evans) - Thunder in the East	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer
	Molly Malone - No Man of Her Own	Hugo Friedhofer: Performer

User reviews

Karen Hernandez

7/10

The hauntingly beautiful melodies and poignant arrangements in the score of No Man of Her Own linger long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.

Brian Martinez

2/10

The soundtrack of No Man of Her Own fails to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the storyline. The music feels generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the tension and drama of the characters' interactions.

Paul Martin

6/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, mirroring Helen's yearning for a better life for her baby. The music beautifully complements the unfolding drama on screen, enhancing the audience's emotional connection to the characters and their fates.

Joshua Nelson

7/10

The subtle orchestration and melodic motifs in the soundtrack enhance the suspense and tension of the plot, keeping the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Steven Allen

8/10

The seamless integration of the music with the unfolding drama on screen creates a cohesive and immersive viewing experience that elevates the overall quality of the film.

Kenneth Davis

9/10

The soundtrack of No Man of Her Own perfectly captures the emotional intensity and complexity of the main character's journey. The use of melancholic melodies and subtle instrumentation enhances the drama and suspense of the story, creating a deeply immersive experience for the audience.

George Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack of No Man of Her Own effectively captures the emotional complexity of the main character Helen's journey from desperation to hope. The music enhances the tension and suspense of the story, creating a sense of unease as Helen navigates her dangerous deception.

Susan Taylor

8/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music in No Man of Her Own is truly captivating, perfectly capturing the internal struggles and conflicts of the characters.

Mark Garcia

7/10

The use of different musical themes to represent the dual identities and moral dilemmas faced by Helen adds a layer of complexity to the storytelling that is both nuanced and impactful.

Melissa Robinson

9/10

The music beautifully reflects the internal conflict and moral dilemmas faced by Helen as she navigates the delicate balance between deception and genuine love. Each musical cue seems to mirror her emotional turmoil, drawing the viewers even further into the intricate web of relationships and secrets that unfold throughout the film.

Amanda Adams

5/10

The use of melodic motifs throughout the soundtrack helps to underscore the themes of identity, love, and sacrifice present in the film. The music subtly shifts to reflect Helen's internal struggles and the moral dilemmas she faces, adding depth to the storytelling.

Andrew Garcia

1/10

Moreover, the use of repetitive motifs and melodies throughout the film becomes tedious and annoying, failing to provide any meaningful variation or development. The soundtrack ends up feeling like background noise rather than an integral part of the cinematic experience.

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