Su último refugio

Título original: High Sierra

1940
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1h 40min

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Humphrey Bogart and Ida Lupino in Su último refugio (1940)

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Film Noir Tragedy Action Adventure Drama Thriller

Después de ser liberado de la prisión, el famoso ladrón Roy Earle es contratado por su antiguo jefe para ayudar a un grupo de delincuentes sin experiencia a planear y llevar a cabo el robo d... Leer todoDespués de ser liberado de la prisión, el famoso ladrón Roy Earle es contratado por su antiguo jefe para ayudar a un grupo de delincuentes sin experiencia a planear y llevar a cabo el robo de un resort de California.Después de ser liberado de la prisión, el famoso ladrón Roy Earle es contratado por su antiguo jefe para ayudar a un grupo de delincuentes sin experiencia a planear y llevar a cabo el robo de un resort de California.

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Premios
- 3 premios ganados en total

Trivia
This was the last movie Humphrey Bogart made where he did not receive top billing. The studio thought that Ida Lupino should have top billing because she had been such a big hit in La pasión manda (1940) (which also featured Bogart), and so her name ended above Bogart's on the title card. Bogart was reportedly unhappy about receiving second billing.

Errores
When Roy Earle, traveling under an alias, first meets Pa Goodhue at the gas station in the desert, he introduces himself only as "Collins". However, when they meet for the second time after the car accident in Tropic Springs, Pa immediately greets him as "Roy," even though Earle had never offered a first name.

Citas
Roy Earle: Of all the 14 karat saps... starting out on a caper with a woman and a dog.

Créditos curiosos
"Pard" as Portrayed By "Zero"

Versiones alternativas
Because this movie made Humphrey Bogart a major star, re-releases billed him ahead of Ida Lupino.

Conexiones
Edited into Cerrado el paso (1951)

Bandas sonoras
I Get a Kick out of You (1934)
(uncredited)
Written by Cole Porter
Played on a record at Velma's Home
Danced to by Joan Leslie and John Eldredge

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8/10

Bogie Goes From Bad To Good Guy

Aw, the film that launched stardom for Humphrey Bogart and changed him from the perpetual villain to the "good guy."

The movie doesn't feature a lot of action but it keeps your interest. You have two women in here: the hard-boiled Ida Lupino and the soft-and-sweet Joan Leslie. Both are entertaining to watch and both demonstrate a few surprises in the personalities of the characters they are playing. Bogart does the same: goes back and forth between tough guy and softy.

Another key member of this unusual crime story/film noir is "Pard:" a little dog! Human supporting roles are supplied by some familiar and solid actors such as Arthur Kennedy, Alan Curtis, Henry Hull, Henry Travers, Barton MacLane and Cornel Wilde. Most of the people in here, including "Pard," are that endearing but there are so many different angles to this story, it's always interesting to see.