I Died a Thousand Times

1955
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1h 49min

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Jack Palance and Shelley Winters in I Died a Thousand Times (1955)

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Film Noir Gangster Crime Drama Thriller

Cuando el anciano criminal Roy Earle sale de prisión, decide hacer un último atraco antes de retirarse: robando un hotel turístico.Cuando el anciano criminal Roy Earle sale de prisión, decide hacer un último atraco antes de retirarse: robando un hotel turístico.Cuando el anciano criminal Roy Earle sale de prisión, decide hacer un último atraco antes de retirarse: robando un hotel turístico.

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Chico
(as Gonzalez Gonzalez)

Lon Chaney Jr.

Big Mac
(as Lon Chaney)

Earl Holliman

Perry Lopez

Louis Mendoza

Richard Davalos

Lon Preisser

Howard St. John

Doc Banton

Olive Carey

Ma Goodhue

Ralph Moody

Pa Goodhue

James Millican

Jack Kranmer

Bill Kennedy

Sheriff

Nick Adams

Bellboy
(sin créditos)

Chris Alcaide

Sheriff's Deputy
(sin créditos)

Fay Baker

Woman in Tropico Lobby
(sin créditos)

Mary Benoit

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Trivia
Remake of Su último refugio (1940) with Jack Palance playing the Humphrey Bogart role of Roy Earle.

Errores
Near the end, when the cops are chasing Roy Earle in their cars and motorcycles to the mountains, the following mistakes can be seen:
As the two motorbike cops approach a bridge, before crossing, one of them comes off his bike, parts of the bike can be seen flying, as indeed does the cop.
In the next shot, they all are chasing Earle's car as if nothing happened.
Later, as they approach a slippery bend, a cop again comes off his motorcycle, blocking the chase. Seconds later they are all seen still chasing the villain.

Citas
Big Mac: [Pouring a drink] It's like the doc says... if i don't lay off this stuff, it's gonna knock ME off, but I'm gonna die anyway.
[laughs]
Big Mac: So are you.
[Distainfully]
Big Mac: So what? Nobody ever left this world alive.
[Holding up his glass]
Big Mac: To you, Roy!

Créditos curiosos
Oddly, the credits read "Written by W.R. Burnett," implying it's an original script, rather than the correct "Screenplay by W.R. Burnett, based on his novel 'High Sierra.'" Apparently Warner Bros. was trying to pretend it wasn't a remake.

Conexiones
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6/10

Why remake?

This is a remake of High Sierra with Humphrey Bogart and Ida Lapino. Not quite as good as the original, although it has obviously talented, and great actors. It makes you wonder why they would remake a classic like High Sierra with minimal changes just 14 years later. One interesting difference between the original and this movie... In High Sierra Willie Best plays a stereotypical comical black man (Algernon) in a servile role at the camp. The remake had a comical Hispanic (Chico) played by Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez. Both are incredibly insulting by current standards. It makes you wonder about the changes in the culture from 1941 to 1955.