Encrucijada de odios

Título original: Crossfire

1947
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1h 26min

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Robert Mitchum, Robert Young, Gloria Grahame, Sam Levene, and Robert Ryan in Encrucijada de odios (1947)

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Un hombre es asesinado, al parecer por uno de un grupo de soldados desmovilizados que conoció en un bar. Pero, ¿cuál de ellos? ¿Por qué?Un hombre es asesinado, al parecer por uno de un grupo de soldados desmovilizados que conoció en un bar. Pero, ¿cuál de ellos? ¿Por qué?Un hombre es asesinado, al parecer por uno de un grupo de soldados desmovilizados que conoció en un bar. Pero, ¿cuál de ellos? ¿Por qué?

Dirección
- Edward Dmytryk
Guionistas
- John Paxton
- Richard Brooks
Elenco

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Dirección
- Edward Dmytryk
Guionistas
- John Paxton
- Richard Brooks
Elenco

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Nominado a 5 premios Óscar
- 3 premios ganados y 8 nominaciones en total

Detective
(as Richard Powers)

William Phipps

Leroy

Lex Barker

Harry

Marlo Dwyer

Miss Lewis

George Barrows

Military Policeman
(sin créditos)

Eddie Borden

Man in Hotel Bar
(sin créditos)

Robert Bray

Military Policeman
(sin créditos)

Don Cadell

Military Policeman
(sin créditos)

Dirección
- Edward Dmytryk
Guionistas
- John Paxton
- Richard Brooks
Todo el elenco y el equipo
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Trivia
Based on Richard Brooks' first novel, "The Brick Foxhole" (1945), written while he was still a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps. One of the many subplots of the novel dealt with homophobia, but that was changed to anti-Semitism and became the focus of the story for the film. The decision was made by producer Adrian Scott, who had purchased the rights to the novel, knowing any depiction of homosexuality would not get past the Production Code Administration.

Errores
When Keeley is at the door talking to Floyd, just before Keeley and Bill Williams leave Floyd's room, the boom operator is reflected, perfectly framed, in the mirror to the left of the door behind Keeley in two shots for a total of about 17 seconds.

Citas
Finlay: Hating is always the same, always senseless. One day it kills Irish Catholics, the next day Jews, the next day Protestants, the next day Quakers. It's hard to stop. It can end up killing men who wear striped neckties. Or people from Tennessee.

Versiones alternativas
Also available in a computer colorized version.

Conexiones
Edited into American Cinema: Film Noir (1995)

Bandas sonoras
Shine
(uncredited)
Written by Cecil Mack, Lew Brown, and Ford Dabney
Performed Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band
Played in Red Dragon dance hall when Mitchell first meets Ginny

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The depth of Robert Ryan's acting

Edward Dmytryk directed this shadowy movie about a murder investigation involving demobilized military personnel. Robert Young gets to lecture us about hatred, Robert Mitchum walks through most of this picture, and Gloria Grahame revisits the feistiness she exhibited in "It's A Wonderful Life." It's Robert Ryan who gets at the heart of the matter: anti-semiticism. He goes so deep into his role as Monty Montgomery (Imagine parents named Lawrence calling their son Larry!), that the drama sits squarely on his shoulders, and he is more than up to the challenge. Without him, the movie would be commonplace. Ryan has played a number of memorable villains in his day ("Bad Day at Black Rock;" "Billy Budd"), but this performance put him on the map. With Sam Levene as the murder victim.