Es geschah am hellichten Tag

1958
12
1 Std. 40 Min.

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Gert Fröbe, Heinz Rühmann, and Anita von Ow in Es geschah am hellichten Tag (1958)

Zweifel an der Schuld eines offensichtlichen Verdächtigen für den Mord an einer Achtjährigen bewegen einen Polizeibeamten dazu, den Fall auf eigene Faust zu untersuchen.Zweifel an der Schuld eines offensichtlichen Verdächtigen für den Mord an einer Achtjährigen bewegen einen Polizeibeamten dazu, den Fall auf eigene Faust zu untersuchen.Zweifel an der Schuld eines offensichtlichen Verdächtigen für den Mord an einer Achtjährigen bewegen einen Polizeibeamten dazu, den Fall auf eigene Faust zu untersuchen.

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7,8/10

5765

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Auszeichnungen
- 5 Gewinne & 3 Nominierungen insgesamt

Wissenswertes
Gert Fröbe's performance in this film prompted Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli to cast Fröbe as Auric Goldfinger in the James Bond film Goldfinger (1964).

Patzer
When Matthäi is holding the puppet, the amount of blood in it changes drastically between each shot.

Alternative Versionen
An American version, produced by the Walter Reade Organisation Inc, dubbed into English, had the scene with Prof. Manz re-shot with Roger Livesey playing Prof. Manz.

Verbindungen
Featured in Die tödliche Maria (1993)

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10/10

For Hitchcock fan here is an undiscovered masterpiece reminiscent of his best works.

Truly one of the superlative thriller/mystery films of all time. I saw it in the original German on Austria TV and it is still gripping. I thought it is so Hitchcockian then I realized the musical technique--the sudden loud shrieks in the orchestra--at the moment of contact with the killer, his house and the car. This is Psycho. The film mood and pace is Psycho. Then again, I realized the film and the Broadway play which received Tony nomination were both celebrated shortly before Psycho was made. Could it be that Hitch made the perfect horror film as a paean to this great masterpiece. One of the few films of the genre I will set next to Hitchcock and it does indeed hold its place superbly. Can any compliment be higher. If you love Hitchcock as I do, you must get the film--the original German print of 1958 not the TV version and not the American remake with Nicholson, as fine as it is. If you understand German watch it first that way. Unforgettable.