Fog Over Frisco

1934
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1h 8min

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6.5/10

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Bette Davis and Donald Woods in Fog Over Frisco (1934)

The lifestyles of Arlene and Valkyr Bradford, half-sisters from a respected San Francisco family, diverge markedly as Arlene takes up with criminals.

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Crime Mystery Romance Thriller

Los estilos de vida de Arlene y Valkyr Bradford, hermanastras de una respetada familia de San Francisco, divergen notablemente cuando Arlene se relaciona con delincuentes.Los estilos de vida de Arlene y Valkyr Bradford, hermanastras de una respetada familia de San Francisco, divergen notablemente cuando Arlene se relaciona con delincuentes.Los estilos de vida de Arlene y Valkyr Bradford, hermanastras de una respetada familia de San Francisco, divergen notablemente cuando Arlene se relaciona con delincuentes.

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Trivia
Bette Davis remarked that she looked back at this film with fondness, making it one of the few from the early part of her career that she would look at that way.

Errores
When Joe the newspaper editor nudges Tony toward the desk, his hand is on Tony's arm. But on the next immediate cut, Joe now has his hand on Tony's back.

Citas
Spike Smith: Say, Society, who's the gal dancing with Tony
Archie Van Ness: She's the only real Bradford daughter. Arlene's her stepsister.
Spike Smith: Say, she must be respectable. I've never seen her before.
Archie Van Ness: Say,I've picked Arlene off the blotter for everything from speeding to being picked up in Chinatown raids.
Izzy Wright: Oh, that I were young.
Archie Van Ness: And old Bradford's got more millions than there were Indians out here when her family landed.

Conexiones
Edited into The Green Fog (2017)

Bandas sonoras
Why Do I Dream Those Dreams?
(1933) (uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Played by request by the nightclub band and as background music

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6/10

A complicated mystery thriller needing more than one viewing to fully understand.

This film is so rapidly paced that some of the action flew by me too fast to fully understand, although some of the confusion was cleared up in the end. Director William Dieterle used fancy wipes rather than fade-outs and overlapping sound to speed the action along. I prefer a more leisurely pace to enable me to digest the material. Still, the ending was exciting with location shooting in San Francisco a big plus, and it's always enjoyable to watch Bette Davis, who had emerged as a big star by this time. Hugh Herbert provides very minimal comic relief as an inept photographer. I was reminded a bit by Hitchcock's film "Psycho (1960)," but you'll have to watch this film to see what I mean.