¿Acusaría usted?

Título original: Storm Warning

1950
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1h 33min

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Doris Day, Ronald Reagan, Ginger Rogers, and Steve Cochran in ¿Acusaría usted? (1950)

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Film Noir Crime Drama

Marsha Mitchell, se detiene en un pueblo sureño para ver a su hermana, que se ha casado con un Ku Klux Klan. Marsha es testigo de cómo se comete un asesinato y ayuda al fiscal del distrito a... Leer todoMarsha Mitchell, se detiene en un pueblo sureño para ver a su hermana, que se ha casado con un Ku Klux Klan. Marsha es testigo de cómo se comete un asesinato y ayuda al fiscal del distrito a llevar a los criminales ante la justicia.Marsha Mitchell, se detiene en un pueblo sureño para ver a su hermana, que se ha casado con un Ku Klux Klan. Marsha es testigo de cómo se comete un asesinato y ayuda al fiscal del distrito a llevar a los criminales ante la justicia.

Dirección
- Stuart Heisler
Guionistas
- Daniel Fuchs
- Richard Brooks
Elenco

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Dirección
- Stuart Heisler
Guionistas
- Daniel Fuchs
- Richard Brooks
Elenco

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Reporter
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Lillian Albertson

Mrs. Rainey
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Fred Aldrich

Townsman on Courthouse Steps
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Richard Anderson

Interne
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Walter Bacon

Jury Foreman
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Dirección
- Stuart Heisler
Guionistas
- Daniel Fuchs
- Richard Brooks
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Trivia
This was one of only a handful of straight-up dramas in which Doris Day ever appeared, and was her first (and only) film for Warner Brothers in which she did not sing a note. She accepted this role partly for the opportunity to work with one of her childhood idols, Ginger Rogers.

Errores
The cabbie who declines to give Marsha a ride turns out to be a participant in the planned Klan lynching at the jailhouse, but he tells her to walk to the Recreation Center just 10 blocks away, knowing that she would need to pass the jailhouse on the way and possibly witness the crime. He could easily have driven her to her destination in a few minutes and still would have had plenty of time to drive back to the jailhouse to participate in the reporter's murder.

Citas
Burt Rainey: Just wearing that hood doesn't change your voice, Walker. Am I supposed to be afraid of you because your face is covered up? It'll take more than these sheets you're wearing to hide the fact that you're mean, frightened little people, or you wouldn't be here, desecrating the cross.
Charlie Barr: In the name of the imperial Klan...
Burt Rainey: Don't give me that Halloween routine.

Conexiones
Featured in Biography: Doris Day: It's Magic (1998)

Bandas sonoras
Kiss Me Sweet
(uncredited)
Music by Milton Drake
Played when Marsha first goes to the recreation center

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7/10

Too good to be forgotten.

This punchy, noirish thriller, superbly shot by Carl Gutherie, has all but disappeared despite its Grade-A cast that includes Ginger Rogers and Doris Day, both cast very much against type, as sisters in a small town where the Klu Klux Klan have the upper hand. Rogers is the sister who witnesses a Klan killing only to discover sister Doris is married to the killer, Steve Cochran. Ronald Regan is the investigating District Attorney. It's a simplistic little story, closer in tone to the social-conscience movies Warners turned out in the thirties than to the studio pictures of the period with a fine Richard Brooks/Daniel Fuchs screenplay and both Day and Rogers are surprisingly good with nary a song between them. It might have a B-Movie sensibility and it may bang its drum a little too loudly but at least it's honest and well-intentioned, if unusually violent for the time, and is well worth seeing.