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Everything has a chance to go wrong with a movie long before the actors show up. The latest proof of this truth just Taken from a bestselling novel by Daniel Mallory writing under the pseudonym A.J. Finn, “The Woman in the Window” comes from director Joe Wright. Like all filmmakers he is fallible. He also has “Atonement,” the supple 2005 “Pride & Prejudice” and “Darkest Hour,” for which Gary Oldman won an Oscar, on his resume. The novel, about an agoraphobic psychologist who witnesses a murder in the Harlem brownstone across the street, has been adapted by Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy Letts, who also takes a supporting role of the psychologist’s psychologist. As an actor Letts has become one of the great, steady satisfactions in modern movies, and here his job is to provoke questions by way of exposition: Is this character malevolent? Sincere? Privately amused? Lying like a rug?

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