Fugitivo de la justicia

Título original: A Fugitive from Justice

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Sheila Bromley, Lucile Fairbanks, and Roger Pryor in Fugitivo de la justicia (1940)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaFugitive Lee Leslie is wanted by three groups; the police, the gangsters who fear his testimony in court and the insurance company that carries a $1,000,000 policy on him and is anxious to p... Leer todoFugitive Lee Leslie is wanted by three groups; the police, the gangsters who fear his testimony in court and the insurance company that carries a $1,000,000 policy on him and is anxious to protect its interests by seeing that Leslie stays alive. The company assigns Dan Miller to ... Leer todoFugitive Lee Leslie is wanted by three groups; the police, the gangsters who fear his testimony in court and the insurance company that carries a $1,000,000 policy on him and is anxious to protect its interests by seeing that Leslie stays alive. The company assigns Dan Miller to find Leslie. A night club singer, Ruby Patterson the beneficiary of his will, tips the gan... Leer todo

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Fotos

Elenco principal42

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Roger Pryor

Dan Miller

Lucile Fairbanks

Janet Leslie

Eddie Foy Jr.

Ziggy

Sheila Bromley

Ruby Patterson

Morgan Conway

'Julie' Alexander

Donald Douglas

Lee Leslie

John Gallaudet

Mark Rogers

Lottie Williams

Mrs. Henrietta Leslie

Joe Devlin

Hinky-Dink

Steve Darrell

Zorilla
(as Stevan Darrell)

John Harmon

Gorwin

Robert Emmett O'Connor

Murphy
(as Robert E. O'Connor)

Thomas E. Jackson

Corkery
(as Thomas Jackson)

Eddy Chandler

Gray
(as Eddie Chandler)

Edward Keane

Partridge
(as Ed Keane)

Willis Clare

Blake
(as Willis Claire)

Gus Glassmire

Calhoun
(as Gus Glasmire)

Bernice Pilot

Della

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Trivia
This film's earliest documented telecast took place in Tucson Wednesday 5 September 1956 on KDWI (Channel 9); it first aired in Spokane Tuesday 20 November 1956 on KREM (Channel 3), in Buffalo Wednesday 28 November 1956 on WBEN (Channel 4), in Shreveport LA Friday 4 January 1957 on KTBS (Channel 3), in San Francisco Tuesday 22 January 1957 on KRON (Channel 4), and in Honolulu Monday 1 July 1957 on KHVH (Channel 13).

Errores
When Dan, after punching out a gangster , gets ready with Lee to enter the room where Julie has Janet and her mom captive, Lee turns off the hallway light. But on the next cut after the gangster regains consciousness and sneaks up behind them, the hallway light is now on.

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2/10

What were they in a hurry for?

This B picture from Warner Brothers reminded me of the remark that one of Napoleon's mistresses made about Bonaparte in bed. He made love like a fireman rushing to a fire. This film has that kind of frantic pace but it really goes nowhere.

The film stars Roger Pryor who is an insurance investigator trying to track down wanted fugitive Donald Douglas. And does everyone want Douglas, cops and crooks. Douglas also has some big insurance policies he took out although what kind of fool would insure a public enemy?

But it's done and Pryor has to find him and keep him alive.

Was there a fire on the set that they were in such a hurry to get this done? It wasn't worth the effort.