Marked Woman is the title of a crime melodrama film released by Warner Brothers Studios in 1937.

It was directed by Lloyd Bacon, and starred Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Lola Lane, Isabel Jewell, Mayo Methot, Eduardo Ciannelli, Rosalind Marquis, Jane Bryan and Allen Jenkins.

The film proved to be a major success for Warner Brothers, and was one of Davis' most important early films. Davis had recently filed a lawsuit against Warner Brothers, with part of her protest being the inferior quality of scripts she was expected to play. Although she lost the lawsuit, she garnered considerable press coverage, and Marked Woman was the first script she filmed upon returning to Hollywood. She was reported to be very pleased with the script and the dramatic possibilities it afforded her; Jack Warner was said to be equally pleased by the huge public reaction in favour of Davis, which he rightly predicted would increase the appeal and profitability of her films.

Co-stars Humphrey Bogart and Mayo Methot met on the set of Marked Woman and were married in 1938.

Mary Dwight works as a hostess at the Club Intime run by ruthless gangster Johnny Vanning. When one of her "clients" is murdered prosecutor David Graham questions Mary but she won't cooperate and Vanning is acquitted. When Mary's sister Betty is killed by one of Vanning's thugs she decides to spill the beans and is beaten into disfigurement. At her bedside all the hostesses agree to testify. Written by Ed Stephan