La doppia vita di Sylvia West

Titolo originale: Sylvia

1965
Unrated
1h 55min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA millionaire with a mysterious fiancee hires a detective to discover the truth about her past.A millionaire with a mysterious fiancee hires a detective to discover the truth about her past.A millionaire with a mysterious fiancee hires a detective to discover the truth about her past.

Regia
- Gordon Douglas
Sceneggiatura
- Sydney Boehm
- Howard Fast
Star

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6,7/10

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Regia
- Gordon Douglas
Sceneggiatura
- Sydney Boehm
- Howard Fast
Star

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To prepare herself to play the heroine with a checkered past, Carroll Baker actually worked a shift in an all-night diner (where she went unnoticed), made change in a penny arcade booth, visited a Tijuana brothel and so forth - publicity stunt "research" that was documented in a lengthy February 27 1965 Saturday Evening Post picture story called "The Lady Was A Tramp".

Blooper
In the library sequence, none of books are marked with the Dewey Decimal System coding or other markings that would enable anyone to easily find or shelve books.

Citazioni
Alan Macklin: You mentioned something about a job.
Frederic Summers: Sylvia West. I want to know who she is. I want to know everything there is to know about Sylvia West. Everything a prospective husband has a right to know.

Connessioni
Referenced in What's My Line?: Lee Remick (2) (1965)

Colonne sonore
Sylvia
Lyrics by Paul Francis Webster
Music by David Raksin
Sung by Paul Anka
Thru the courtesy of RCA Victor Records

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8/10

Has a strange realism and quirkiness. 1965 Noir psychodrama

Carrol Baker is fluidly extraordinary in this film. Her character's life is explored in a dreamlike series of flashbacks which unravel like time travel. The various other characters are woven in and out in florishes from charactor actors.

I had seen this a long time ago then caught it on Turner Classics. Kind of bizarre in a good way.

Because of the complexity of the subject matter and the way the film is structured, I think it will get better on repeated viewings.