Du sang en première page

Titre original : The Story on Page One

1959
Approved
2h 3min

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Rita Hayworth, Anthony Franciosa, and Gig Young in Du sang en première page (1959)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCourtroom drama about an adulterous pair who is charged with murdering the outraged husband of the cheating woman.Courtroom drama about an adulterous pair who is charged with murdering the outraged husband of the cheating woman.Courtroom drama about an adulterous pair who is charged with murdering the outraged husband of the cheating woman.

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Rôles principaux45

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Rita Hayworth

Josephine Brown…

Anthony Franciosa

Victor Santini

Gig Young

Larry Ellis

Mildred Dunnock

Mrs. Ellis

Hugh Griffith

Judge Edgar Neilsen

Sanford Meisner

Phil Stanley

Robert Burton

District Attorney Nordeau

Alfred Ryder

Lt. Mike Morris

Katherine Squire

Mrs. Hattie Brown

Raymond Greenleaf

Judge Carey

Myrna Fahey

Alice

Leo Penn

Morrie Goetz

Sheridan Comerate

Ofcr. Francis Morris

Jay Adler

Lauber
(non crédité)

Dana Andrews

Det. Lt. Mark McPherson
(images d'archives)
(voix)
(non crédité)

Joe Besser

Gallagher
(non crédité)

Virginia Carroll

Police Matron
(non crédité)

Harry Carter

Seth - Court Bailiff
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Clifford Odets
Scénario
- Clifford Odets
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Anecdotes
According to an article in the May 25, 1959 edition of Daily Variety, Marilyn Monroe was the first choice for the lead.

Gaffes
While Mrs. Ellis is on the stand, she can be also be clearly seen in the court room audience.

Citations
Victor Santini: He's been with the judge twenty minutes. What could he be saying to him?

Connexions
Referenced in Martin Scorsese and Baz Luhrmann on Gilda (2010)

Bandes originales
Old Black Joe
(uncredited)
Written by Stephen Foster
Played on the piano and sung by Carol Anne Seflinger

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9/10

It was the 'Lifelike' sound that made the picture so captivating.

From the beginning, I noticed how well my TV's stereo was working when watching this story. Funny thing is, this was a Mono. recording originally? Perhaps it was an illusion but it was as if each person had their own microphone and the voices seemed to jump left and right just as the characters sat across from each other. In most films, I hardly notice anything stereo when two people are sitting quite close together. The sound worked well with the 2.35:1 wide screen image...so wide that it still only filled half of my digital TV screen.

In the courtroom, in addition to the voices, the smallest noise of rustling paper or moving a glass filled the background. The result was very lifelike.

Not a great story, but one that is a real treat for the ears.