Página negra

Título original: Scandal Sheet

1952
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1h 22min

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John Derek, Donna Reed, and Broderick Crawford in Página negra (1952)

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Film Noir Crime Drama Romance Thriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe editor of an exploitation newspaper commits a murder and assigns his protégé to investigate hoping to divert attention away from himself.The editor of an exploitation newspaper commits a murder and assigns his protégé to investigate hoping to divert attention away from himself.The editor of an exploitation newspaper commits a murder and assigns his protégé to investigate hoping to divert attention away from himself.

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Biddle
(as Henry Morgan)

James Millican

Police Lt. Davis

Griff Barnett

Judge Elroy Hacker

Jonathan Hale

Frank Madison

Jay Adler

Bailey
(sin créditos)

Gertrude Astor

Neighbor
(sin créditos)

Shirley Ballard

Telephone Operator
(sin créditos)

Eugene Baxter

Edwards
(sin créditos)

Don Beddoe

Pete
(sin créditos)

Arthur Berkeley

Barfly
(sin créditos)

Oscar Blank

Barfly
(sin créditos)

Phil Bloom

Barfly
(sin créditos)

Helen Brown

Terrified Woman at Murder Scene
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Samuel Fuller was in litigation against Famous Artists Corp. According to the news item, Fuller sold his novel, The Dark Page, to H-F Productions for $15,000, and director Howard Hawks spent $25,000 on pre-production for producer Jules Furthman. Monterey Productions later purchased the novel, then sold it to Motion Pictures Investors, Inc., which then sold it to Columbia for $10,000. In his suit, Fuller claimed the novel's worth was $100,000. A 1951 Hollywood Reporter item indicates that Fuller's successful production of Héroes en marcha (1951) revived interest in producing The Dark Page.

Errores
At the very beginning of the shot where Grant bends over to retrieve the 'Lonely Hearts Club' badge from his dead wife, the untouched corpse's head moves slightly.

Citas
Julie Allison: [with tongue in cheek, referring to her and fellow reporter, Steve, going out of town together for several days to investigate a story] Mom, you think it's safe for me to travel out of state at night with this young man?
Mrs. Allison: Just so he doesn't misconstrue the meaning of "freedom of the press."

Créditos curiosos
Opening credits are shown on the page of a newspaper. Although the credits change, the surrounding text remains the same, from start to finish.

Conexiones
Featured in The Typewriter, the Rifle & the Movie Camera (1996)

Bandas sonoras
I'll Take Romance
(1937)
Music by Ben Oakland
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Played by orchestra at Lonely Hearts dance.

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7/10

no fair...Broderick Crawford is in this

I mean that just about everything he does he steals every scene he's in.

Broderick Crawford was just a huge personality on and off screen that I imagine other actors, being around him, kinda had a feelin' they didn't have a chance of stealin' a scene away from him. He was just that good an actor.

This little film is no different. He plays a newspaper editor with somethin' to hide.Throughout the film he has to make sure no-one finds out his little secret from his past. Enter his favorite little cub reporter who thinks of like a son and a woman's columnist who thinks he has just sunk the paper's integrity by printing scandalous news and not the real news people wanna read. She basically see's right through him but not all the way...well until the end.

Check this one out. It's a winner for sure. I was pleasantly surprised.