Espionaje en Shanghai

Título original: The Shanghai Story

1954
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1h 30min

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Philip Ahn, Edmond O'Brien, and Ruth Roman in Espionaje en Shanghai (1954)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn post-WW2 Shanghai, expatriate Westerners are detained in the Waldorf Hotel until the Communists can identify a suspected spy among them but some prisoners try to outwit the interrogators ... Leer todoIn post-WW2 Shanghai, expatriate Westerners are detained in the Waldorf Hotel until the Communists can identify a suspected spy among them but some prisoners try to outwit the interrogators and the armed guards and flee.In post-WW2 Shanghai, expatriate Westerners are detained in the Waldorf Hotel until the Communists can identify a suspected spy among them but some prisoners try to outwit the interrogators and the armed guards and flee.

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Trivia
Penultimate feature film and the first one in nearly ten years for director Frank Lloyd, whose career in films began back in 1913. He previous feature was Sangre sobre el sol (1945).

Errores
-Warning Spoilers**When Paul Grant attempts to escape, he is shot in between soldiers who are essentially shooting at each other.

Citas
Mrs. Merryweather: This whole thing is... ghastly!
'Knuckles' Greer: I can think of a better word than that for it.
Mrs. Merryweather: You can?

Conexiones
Referenced in Los 400 golpes (1959)

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5/10

Red Scare movie

The communists have taken over Shanghai. The city's luxury hotels have become internment camps for some of the few remaining foreigners. Dr. Dan Maynard (Edmond O'Brien) is world-weary from his time in China. Rita King (Ruth Roman) seems to have more freedom than the rest. Major Ling Wu (Philip Ahn) commands the guards and searches for an enemy agent among the group.

It's a Red Scare movie. I like the general opening premise. It does lean more on the concentration camp model of story. The movie is a bit stuck in that mode. Who's to say that there is a spy or not a spy or only one spy. I'm not invested in finding out. The movie is dreary and I don't care that much about it anyways.