I Was Framed

1942
Approved
1h 1min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaNewspaperman jailed for a framed murder, escapes with prisoner. Years later, ex-convict finds ex-cellmate, now respectable, tries blackmailing him about past escape.Newspaperman jailed for a framed murder, escapes with prisoner. Years later, ex-convict finds ex-cellmate, now respectable, tries blackmailing him about past escape.Newspaperman jailed for a framed murder, escapes with prisoner. Years later, ex-convict finds ex-cellmate, now respectable, tries blackmailing him about past escape.

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Tod Andrews

Ken Marshall
(as Michael Ames)

Julie Bishop

Ruth Marshall

Regis Toomey

Bob Leeds

Patti Hale

Penny Marshall
(as Patty Hale)

John Harmon

Clubby Blake

Aldrich Bowker

Dr. Phillip Black

Roland Drew

Gordon Locke

Oscar O'Shea

Cal Beamish

Wade Boteler

Ben Belden

Howard Hickman

Stuart Gaines

Norman Willis

Paul Brenner

Hobart Bosworth

D. L. Wallace

Guy Usher

Police Chief Taylor

Sam McDaniel

Kit Carson

Dick Chandlee

Office Boy
(sin acreditar)

Eddy Chandler

Arresting Policeman at Accident
(sin acreditar)

Sol Gorss

Paul's Gang Member
(sin acreditar)

John Hamilton

Judge
(sin acreditar)

Más del estilo

7,3

Cena de Navidad

7,0

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Curiosidades
The premise of this film, a reporter framed by corrupt officials and convicted in manslaughter, is identical to that of Muero cada amanecer (1939) starring James Cagney. In fact, the car crash scene is the same film. Additionally, the dialogue immediately after the crash and in the courtroom is exactly the same.

Pifias
(at around 1 min) Two police officers spot the stolen car. When they turn around, the interior of the police car is reversed. Their badges switch to the right side, and the steering wheel and driver are now on the right - in other words the film is reversed. In the other views of the police car's interior the view is correct, with the steering wheel and badges on the left.

Citas
Kit Carson: [singing while washing the dishes] I's been washin' up the dishes, all the live-long day. Bet you can't guess what my wish is, jus' to throw dem all away...

Conexiones
Remake of Muero cada amanecer (1939)

Banda sonora
I've Been Working on the Railroad
(uncredited)
Traditional
Modified version sung by Sam McDaniel

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4/10

Partial remake of Each Dawn I died

TCM showed the two movies back-to-back this afternoon. For the first fifteen minutes or so, up through the end of the courtroom scene, the two scripts are virtually identical, even as to gestures as well as dialog. Diverged radically after that.

As others have noted, the scenes with the daughter are nauseating. Reduced the rating by at least one point.