El grito de la furia

Título original: The Sound of Fury

1950
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1h 31min

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Lloyd Bridges, Adele Jergens, Frank Lovejoy, and Kathleen Ryan in El grito de la furia (1950)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA man who is down on his luck falls in with a criminal.A man who is down on his luck falls in with a criminal.A man who is down on his luck falls in with a criminal.

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Nominada a2premios BAFTA
- 2 nominaciones en total

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Frank Lovejoy

Howard Tyler

Kathleen Ryan

Judy Tyler

Richard Carlson

Gil Stanton

Lloyd Bridges

Jerry Slocum

Katherine Locke

Hazel Weatherwax

Adele Jergens

Velma

Art Smith

Hal Clendenning

Renzo Cesana

Dr. Vido Simone

Irene Vernon

Helen Stanton

Cliff Clark

Sheriff Lem Demig

Harry Shannon

Mr. Yaeger

Donald Ross

Tommy Tyler
(as Donald Smelick)

Robert Altuna

Boy in Miller Car
(sin créditos)

Frank Baker

Man Exiting Optometrist
(sin créditos)

Joe Conley

Man in Crowd
(sin créditos)

Jane Easton

Barbara Colson
(sin créditos)

Norman Field

Man on Street
(sin créditos)

Lynn Gray

Vi Clendenning
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Martin Scorsese owned the only remaining 35mm print and authorized its use for the film's upgraded new print in 2013.

Errores
During the opening credits, a shadow of a stage light and other equipment is visible on the first truck as it pulls out of the gas station.

Citas
Jerry Slocum: He averages twenty bucks an hour, five hours a night, you figure it out.
Howard Tyler: Twenty bucks an hour? What does this guy do? Run a diamond mine?
Jerry Slocum: What diamond mine? All he does is pick up five little cards. Just five little cards. Only he knows what they are before he picks 'em up.
Howard Tyler: That's some job.
Jerry Slocum: I know another guy that averages four, five hundred a week. Sometimes more. He'd be willing to split with the right partner. He's the guy I was thinking about for you.
Howard Tyler: For me?
Jerry Slocum: All you have to do is drive his car. Think you'd be interested?
Howard Tyler: What makes you think he'd want me for a partner?
Jerry Slocum: My personal recommendation. All you gotta do is drive his car. He does all the work.
Howard Tyler: What kind of work?
Jerry Slocum: Oh, you know, knock up a gas station, maybe a hamburger joint, a liquor store. Nothing risky.

Conexiones
Featured in Red Hollywood (1996)

Still powerfull, after all these years

I saw this movie as a child, and had a chance to see it recently after more years than I want to admit. I know why it has stuck with me for so many years. This is powerful stuff, even by today's standards. Crime, punishment, yellow journalism, it is all addressed in this finely acted, fast paced drama. Bridges(like you've never seen him before!)turns in an acting 'tour de force' as the ego-maniac, demented hoodlum that kills without reason. Lovejoy is the husband and father caught up in a bad period of economics, Carlson the reporter that must learn that the power of the word is often as swift and deadly as that of the sword. This is high drama, done in the classic 50s film-noir tradition, it is must viewing for anyone that enjoyed "In Cold Blood"(1967)and movies of that genre.