Los canallas duermen en paz

Título original: Warui yatsu hodo yoku nemuru

1960
Not Rated
2h 31min

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Toshirô Mifune in Los canallas duermen en paz (1960)

A vengeful young man marries the daughter of a corrupt industrialist in order to seek justice for his father's suicide.

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Un joven vengativo se casa con la hija de un corrupto industrialista para buscar justicia por el suicidio de su padre.Un joven vengativo se casa con la hija de un corrupto industrialista para buscar justicia por el suicidio de su padre.Un joven vengativo se casa con la hija de un corrupto industrialista para buscar justicia por el suicidio de su padre.

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Premios
- 3 premios y 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
The ideas for the film came from Akira Kurosawa's nephew, Mike Y. Inoue, who wanted to be a scriptwriter and was giving his scripts to his uncle. Kurosawa liked it and made suggestions, to which Inoue spent six months rewriting the script under the title "Bad Men's Prosperity." Kurosawa, along with several others, reworked it even more into the final version, though Inoue did not receive screen credit.

Pifias
When Nishi is trying to push Shirai out of the window, the brick wall outside of the window moves around - a lot.

Citas
Koichi Nishi: It's not easy hating evil. You have to stoke your own fury until you become evil yourself.

Versiones alternativas
Originally released at 151 in Japan; USA version removes 16 minutes of footage.

Conexiones
Featured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies You Didn't Know Borrowed from Shakespeare (2016)

Banda sonora
Bridal Chorus
(uncredited)
from "Lohengrin"
Music by Richard Wagner
Played at the end of the wedding ceremony

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9/10

Kurosawa does Nippon Noir with style

The Bad Sleep Well is a great film, with excellent acting from all the actors, especially my favorite Japanese actor, Takashi Shimura as Moriyama. Kurosawa shows in this film that no one can or will ever top his skill at doing tableau shots. The wedding scene in the beginning of the film, where the reporters are standing just outside the doors of the reception hall, commenting on the goings on within, is fantastic. The ending seems very abrupt, almost as if they ran out of time while making the film, keeping this one out of the same league as other Kurosawa classics (7 Samurai, Stray Dog, Yojinbo).