Le souffle de la violence

Titre original : The Violent Men

1955
Approved
1h 36min

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6,9/10

3,5 k

MA NOTE

Edward G. Robinson, Glenn Ford, and Barbara Stanwyck in Le souffle de la violence (1955)

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Classical Western Western

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA bitter land dispute causes a Civil War veteran to take extreme action.A bitter land dispute causes a Civil War veteran to take extreme action.A bitter land dispute causes a Civil War veteran to take extreme action.

Réalisation
- Rudolph Maté
Scénario
- Harry Kleiner
- Donald Hamilton
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,9/10

3,5 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Rudolph Maté
Scénario
- Harry Kleiner
- Donald Hamilton
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

Anecdotes
The horse stampede sequence comes from the earlier Glenn Ford Western "The Desperadoes" (1943).

Gaffes
When Parrish first visits the Wilkison home and is talking to Lew about the property deal, Martha's position in the scene changes back-and-forth in several sequential edits. In alternating cuts Martha is either behind the corner of the couch with her hands folded gently on top, or she's standing to the side of the couch with her hands at her side.

Citations
[No one attends Wade Matlock's funeral]
John Parrish: Matlock wasn't the kind to have any friends after he was dead.

Connexions
Featured in Barbara Stanwyck: Fire and Desire (1991)

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7/10

A Great Cast Raises This One Up a Notch.

The Violent Men is pretty good western that certainly benefits from its excellent cast.

Edward G. Robinson is the big rancher trying to squeeze out the smaller ranchers one of whom is Glenn Ford. Ford is ready to sell to appease his fiance (May Wynn) until Robinson's ambitious brother (Brian Keith) murders one of Ford's hands. Then you know what happens next.

Barbara Stanwyck is along as Robinson's scheming wife the kind of role in which she specialized. Dianne Foster plays their daughter who comes to admire Ford.

The Violent Men is nothing more than a "B" plot with an "A" movie cast but it is very well done.