El misterio de su mujer

Título original: I Love Trouble

1948
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1h 33min

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Janet Blair and Franchot Tone in El misterio de su mujer (1948)

Film Noir Hard-boiled Detective True Crime Whodunnit Crime Mystery

Stuart Bailey es contratado para investigar a la esposa de Ralph Johnson, que ha desaparecido. Descubre que la mujer abandonó su ciudad natal con un actor, utilizando una identidad robada y ... Leer todoStuart Bailey es contratado para investigar a la esposa de Ralph Johnson, que ha desaparecido. Descubre que la mujer abandonó su ciudad natal con un actor, utilizando una identidad robada y se apropió de 40.000 dólares de un club.Stuart Bailey es contratado para investigar a la esposa de Ralph Johnson, que ha desaparecido. Descubre que la mujer abandonó su ciudad natal con un actor, utilizando una identidad robada y se apropió de 40.000 dólares de un club.

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Trivia
Based on a magazine story by Roy Huggins, this movie provided the round-about genesis of the TV series 77 Sunset Strip (1958) (also created by Huggins). In this movie, Franchot Tone plays LA detective Stuart Bailey, which is the same name of the detective played ten years later by Efrem Zimbalist Jr. in the 1958 movie Girl on the Run (1958), which, in turn, was spun off into the "Strip" TV series that same year. This movie was produced by Columbia Pictures, while subsequent movie and TV series were made by Warner Bros.

Errores
Bailey's client is referred to as Mr. Johnson. In the note he shows Bailey, his name is Johnston.

Citas
Stuart Bailey: You ever have the feeling you've been watched or followed?
Hazel Bixby: Not nearly enough.

Conexiones
Edited into Tep No & KT Tunstall: Heartbeat Bangs (2021)

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8/10

I Love Trouble.

I was interested in seeing this after just reading and reviewing the novel on Amazon. A pretty good adaptation, containing scenes and dialogue lifted directly from Huggins' novel. The story has been speeded up and abbreviated, and some of the names have been changed, but if you liked the novel you'll like the movie. Probably one of a million in 1948, but well worth watching for now because of Franchot Tone, the smarty pants Glenda Farrell (The Mystery Of The Wax Museum, Torchy Blaine), and early roles by Raymond Burr (Perry Mason), John Ireland (any number of John Wayne movies).and the prolific character actor Arthur Space. This convoluted movie and the novel were written by the great Roy Huggins (The Fugitive, Rockford Files, and 77 Sunset Strip, which was based on this movie and his novel), and directed by S. Sylvan Simon who died at age forty-two soon after this was released. For those who want to look up the novel, the ending is identical. Enjoy, enjoy.