Tensión

Título original: Tension

1949
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1h 35min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA meek pharmacist creates an alternate identity under which he plans to murder the bullying liquor salesman who has become his wife's lover.A meek pharmacist creates an alternate identity under which he plans to murder the bullying liquor salesman who has become his wife's lover.A meek pharmacist creates an alternate identity under which he plans to murder the bullying liquor salesman who has become his wife's lover.

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Virginia Brissac

Mrs. Andrews
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Peter Brocco

Balew
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Steve Carruthers

Reporter
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Bert Davidson

Reporter at Press Club Café
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John Gallaudet

Artie
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Theresa Harris

Woman in Drugstore
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John Indrisano

Boxer Handler
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George Magrill

Policeman
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Kitty McHugh

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Más como esto

7.3

Peligro

6.7

Extraña agonía

7.2

El misterio de la playa

6.7

La rosa blanca

7.2

Sin sombra de sospecha

6.7

Desperate

7.1

El enviado del diablo

6.7

Lo que la noche oculta

7.6

Estrecho margen

7.4

Asesinato en el muelle

7.3

Ciudad en tinieblas

7.5

Pasiones humanas

Argumento

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Trivia
After Richard Basehart's character of Quimby decides to create another identity for himself, he gets the idea for the name Sothern when he sees a movie fan magazine with Ann Sothern on the cover. "Tension" producer Robert Sisk was then in the process of prepping Muñecas delatoras (1950) to star Miss Sothern in the last film of her long-term MGM contract.

Errores
When Claire is flirting with Junior and orders dessert, there is an advertisement for Dad's Root Beer on the wall behind her; the word "beer" is marked out. Then when she flirts with a customer, the sign is not marked Also, the salt shaker, absent from the first shot, appears on the counter in the latter shot; other condiment containers on the counter also are in different positions.

Citas
Warren Quimby: What are you doing?
Claire Quimby: I'm leaving. I'm through. I got what I'm looking for and I'm gonna grab it while I got the chance.
Warren Quimby: Barney Deager?
Claire Quimby: A real guy.
Warren Quimby: Claire, don't do this, I'm asking you, don't do it.
Claire Quimby: There's nothing to talk about. It was different in San Diego, you were kind of cute in your uniform. You were full of laughs then. Well, you're all laughed out now.

Conexiones
Featured in Tension: Who's Guilty Now? (2007)

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Hitchcock?

Why is everyone here comparing this (unfavorably) to Hitchcock? Apples and oranges! What this is is a damn good little B mystery lifted to art by the estimable, underrated Audrey Totter and an evocative score by Andre Previn. He reused the theme here years later in the much more well known Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Parenthetically, can anyone think of a movie that wasn't bettered by the presence of the fabulous Miss Totter? Let's file belated criminal charges against M-G-M for misusing this dream girl!