Tony Rome est dangereux !

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Frank Sinatra and Deanna Lund in Tony Rome est dangereux ! (1967)

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Le détective privé Tony Rome est engagé par un millionnaire pour retrouver des bijoux volés à sa fille. Dans sa recherche, il rencontre les voyous du coin ainsi que la police de Miami.Le détective privé Tony Rome est engagé par un millionnaire pour retrouver des bijoux volés à sa fille. Dans sa recherche, il rencontre les voyous du coin ainsi que la police de Miami.Le détective privé Tony Rome est engagé par un millionnaire pour retrouver des bijoux volés à sa fille. Dans sa recherche, il rencontre les voyous du coin ainsi que la police de Miami.

Réalisation
- Gordon Douglas
Scénario
- Marvin H. Albert
- Richard L. Breen
Casting principal

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6,5/10

3,4 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Gordon Douglas
Scénario
- Marvin H. Albert
- Richard L. Breen
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Tony Rome

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Anecdotes
The character Tony Rome appeared in three novels by Marvin H. Albert in the early 1960s: "Miami Mayhem" (filmed as this movie), La Femme en ciment (1968) (filmed under the same name), and "My Kind of Game."

Gaffes
Hollywood always vastly overestimates the speed with which chloroform is effective. It takes at least five minutes of constant application to induce loss of consciousness and then must be applied continuously to maintain unconsciousness. Also, the chin must be supported to prevent the tongue from obstructing the airway. There is also a high risk of possibly-fatal cardiac arrhythmia with it's use, which was one of the major factors in its being discontinued as a surgical anesthetic.

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Mrs. Schuyler: [to a sleeping Rome on the sofa] Mr Rome. Are we alone?
Tony: [Rome awakes and looks around] Yeah. Why, what did you have in mind?
Mrs. Schuyler: I'm Mrs. Schuyler. I want to hire you.
Tony: Well, I'm afraid not. You see I'm tied up on a case this week. Maybe next week.
Mrs. Schuyler: Well that will be too late. My pussycat will be dead by then.
Tony: [with a bewildered look] Your pussycat?
Mrs. Schuyler: Someone's trying to poison her.
Tony: Oh. Well, how do you know?
Mrs. Schuyler: From her attitude. She's nervous, she's terrified.
Tony: Well, you can't bank too much on the attitude of a pussycat.
Mrs. Schuyler: Well my pussy used to be so sunny and full of fun, with the sweetest smile.
Tony: You got a pussy that smiles?
Mrs. Schuyler: No, that's just the point. She's frowning now. She knows. I tell you she knows.
Tony: Well, I'm afraid I can't help you, Mrs. Schuyler.
Mrs. Schuyler: But, you could at least meet my pussy.
Tony: No, no, no. It's not possible. I can't meet your pussy. No. Why don't you try the Burns Agency - they specialize in pussy that won't smile.
Mrs. Schuyler: Oh. Oh, well, thank you, Mr Rome. Thank you.
[Mrs. Schuyler walks out the door]

Connexions
Featured in Arena: Frank Sinatra: The Voice of the Century (1998)

Bandes originales
Tony Rome
Words and Music by Lee Hazlewood
Sung by Nancy Sinatra

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MOBSTER MOVIE

If you haven't seen this don't worry it's on cable almost every week. Whenever I realize I haven't seen it in a while it comes on again. This is a really fun movie, much better then the sequel "Lady in Cement", my friend and I were really disappointed in the sequel that we couldn't wait to see. Anyway Sinatra plays a local Private Eye, sort of a Rockford Files without the trailer, Sinatra is in a houseboat. After a local rich girl ends up in a broken down motel and her pin is missing, Sinatra is hired by her father(the great Simon Oakland) to find out who stole her jewerly. This was filmed on location so you really get to see 1960's Miami, it's fun just for that. Gena Rowlands stars as Oaklands wife, Jeannie Cooper the soap star is married to Gena's ex, Joe E. Lewis of Car 54 fame is a bartender and it also includes a lot of other 1960s character actor regulars(watch for Joan Shawlee as "Fat Candy", she was one of my favorites in "The Apartment", the girl Jack Lemmon spends christmas eve in a bar with. Keep an eye on AMC or TCM, they seem to run it the most