La ciudad desnuda

Título original: Naked City

Serie de TV
1958–1963
TV-14
1h

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Ganó 4 premios Primetime Emmy
- 6 premios y 15 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoMejor puntuado4 temporadas6 años

Curiosidades
Each episode in Season 1 was 30 minutes long and reviews were mixed. The ratings were low enough for ABC to cancel it after just one season. However, one of the show's main sponsors, Brown & Williamson Tobacco Company, along with the show's producers, successfully lobbied the network to revive the show. Season 2 premiered in 1960 as an hour-long series to give more time to character and plot development. It was called simply Naked City, dropping "The" from the title in a further effort to distinguish it from the former show. The new show was overwhelmingly critically acclaimed and won many Emmy nominations and awards.

Citas
[last lines]
Narrator: There are eight million stories in the naked city. This has been one of them.

Créditos adicionales
On some season 2 (1960-61) episodes, the main guest star was listed before the show's regulars in the opening credits.

Conexiones
Featured in Words (1987)

Banda sonora
This is the Naked City
(Season 1)
by George Duning and Ned Washington

Just absolutely one of the best

I wholeheartedly agree with everything said about the show.It was absolutely one of the best ever, cop or no cop TV show. Even the title of each show was original and brilliant IMO. The show stands out even more after being subjected to all the drivel shown nowadays.Even though color hadn't come full circle at that time, I think the b/w format just added to the whole personality of the show and characters. I've got to add to my collection.Stirling Shilliphant was one of the geniuses behind the show's success no doubt.Someone mentioned that Leonard was the narrator but I think Paul Brees narrated most of the shows.His voice-over was a perfect fit too. In fact I can't think of anything that wasn't "perfect". The casting was terrific, the story lines, the on- location shots of Gotham,the title of each show...I could go on and on. The regular detectives actually looked and acted like real detectives compared to what they show today. It may be partly nostalgia but watching the video reminded me of why I liked it so much even back then.