The Three Faces of Eve is a film.
 The Monthly Film Bulletin agreed, writing that Woodward "manages the triple role cleverly", but found that the depiction of psychiatric treatment "all looks a good deal too easy, and in spite of Alistair Cooke's introductory assurances of authenticity one is always conscious of being given the case history in capsule form"
 Luther eventually prompts her to remember a traumatic event in Eve's childhood

