La mala senda

Título original: Danger Street

1947
Approved
1h 8min

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Robert Lowery, Charles Quigley, Audrey Young, and Jane Withers in La mala senda (1947)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaPat Marvin, a photographer/reporter for a magazine gets some pictures of a gambling place and barely escapes with her life. The publisher decides to sell the publication, and the staff, head... Leer todoPat Marvin, a photographer/reporter for a magazine gets some pictures of a gambling place and barely escapes with her life. The publisher decides to sell the publication, and the staff, headed by the editor, Larry Burke, get the money together to buy it. Larry and Pat decide to g... Leer todoPat Marvin, a photographer/reporter for a magazine gets some pictures of a gambling place and barely escapes with her life. The publisher decides to sell the publication, and the staff, headed by the editor, Larry Burke, get the money together to buy it. Larry and Pat decide to get some pictures of a never-photographed society deb, Cynthia Van Loan, and, in the proces... Leer todo

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Fotos

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Jane Withers

Pat Marvin

Robert Lowery

Larry Burke

Bill Edwards

Sandy Evans

Elaine Riley

Cynthia Van Loan

Audrey Young

Dolores Johnson

Lyle Talbot

Charles Johnson

Charles Quigley

Carl Pauling

Lucia Carroll

Smitty

Nina Mae McKinney

Veronica

Vera Marshe

Amanda Matthews

Roy Gordon

John Matthews

Paul Harvey

Turlock

Robert Barron

Policeman
(sin créditos)

Herschel Bernardi

Casino Doorman
(sin créditos)

Harlan Briggs

Darstein - Auditor
(sin créditos)

Jack Cheatham

Policeman
(sin créditos)

Harry Cheshire

Commissioner
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Charles Coleman

Plumley
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
The failure of the original copyright holder to renew the film's copyright resulted in it falling into public domain, meaning that virtually anyone could duplicate and sell a VHS/DVD copy of the film. Therefore, many of the versions of this film available on the market are either severely (and usually badly) edited and/or of extremely poor quality, having been duped from second- or third-generation (or more) copies of the film.

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29:21 into the film, when the editor of the magazine that is buying the story of the heiress who has never been photographed is murdered in his office, Robert Lowery is seen checking the dead man's pulse. All of a sudden a hand pops up from behind the desk with a piece of paper and hands it to Lowery.

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Have pity on the audience

Ignorantly classified as Film Noir by Tubi to attract eyeballs, "Danger Street" is a prime example of the obvious fact that not all B-movies are watchable. People think that B is a grading, but in fact it meant, like the B-side of a record, a double-feature level movie aimed as a supporting feature. Its quality could vary from A to Z, sometimes being better than the main event.

With Jane Withers and Robert Lowery struggling as the leads, it plays as comedy, with asinine dialogue, even a scene of Black Face that make it a groaner nearly all the way. Corny plot elements, such as the futile cause to save a crappy mag called Flick, go nowhere and action scenes are clumsily handled.

Growing up in the generation after the war, I sat through hundreds of double features of dubious quality, and certainly enjoy the best of the '30s and '40s as saved in TV packages and elsewhere. But this stinker exists merely because it's not copyrighted.