The Death Kiss

1932
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1h 15min

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Bela Lugosi and Adrienne Ames in The Death Kiss (1932)

Whodunnit Comedy Crime Drama Mystery Romance Thriller

Un asesinato durante el rodaje de una película desencadena la búsqueda de un asesino.Un asesinato durante el rodaje de una película desencadena la búsqueda de un asesino.Un asesinato durante el rodaje de una película desencadena la búsqueda de un asesino.

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Bela Lugosi

Joseph Steiner

David Manners

Franklyn Drew

Adrienne Ames

Marcia Lane

John Wray

Detective Lt . Sheehan

Vince Barnett

Officer Gulliver

Alexander Carr

Leon A. Grossmith

Edward Van Sloan

Tom Avery

Harold Minjir

Howell

Barbara Bedford

Script Girl

Al Hill

Assistant Director

Harold Waldridge

Charlie
(as Harold Waldrige)

Wade Boteler

Sgt. Hilliker

Lee Moran

Todd

King Baggot

Al Payne
(sin créditos)

Wilson Benge

Café Henri Actor Doorman
(sin créditos)

Phil Bloom

Hood
(sin créditos)

Eddie Boland

Bill
(sin créditos)

Morgan Brown

Crew Member
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Kino Lorber films has released a Blu-Ray version of the film from an existing 35 mm print with missing scenes and the color hand tinted segments restored.

Errores
About 12 minutes into the movie Franklyn Drew digs a bullet out of the wall and identifies it as a ".38 caliber center fire." It is impossible to tell from the bullet alone whether it was fired from a center fire or rim fire cartridge. Such a claim could lead to confusion in identifying the gun that fired the bullet.

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Officer Gulliver: Mr. Drew, I've been thinking.
Franklyn Drew: No!
Officer Gulliver: Yeah. The first thing I ask myself when I investigates a murder is 'who done it'.
Franklyn Drew: Well that sounds logical.
Officer Gulliver: And the next thing I ask myself is 'who could do it.'
Franklyn Drew: And then?
Officer Gulliver: Then I ask myself again 'who wanted to do it.'
Franklyn Drew: And how do you answer yourself?
Officer Gulliver: Well... I ain't come to that yet.

Conexiones
Featured in Lugosi: Hollywood's Dracula (1997)

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5/10

Fanciful Murder Mystery

I've got to admit my initial attraction to this movie was the fact that Bela Lugosi was in it...going in for that reason, this film will prove a disappointment as Bela's role is a relatively short one.

Despite this, I have to admit to enjoying this somewhat fanciful murder mystery which has the detective writer as the hero and ultimately a more competent detective than the real thing. This story about a murder on a movie set still feels more like a movie than real life..but the murder mystery does keep you guessing and interested which means it's certainly worth a watch.