A Filha da Pecadora

Título original: Desert Fury

1947
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1 h 36 min

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Burt Lancaster, John Hodiak, and Lizabeth Scott in A Filha da Pecadora (1947)

The daughter of a Nevada casino owner gets involved with a racketeer, despite everyone's efforts to separate them.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe daughter of a Nevada casino owner gets involved with a racketeer, despite everyone's efforts to separate them.The daughter of a Nevada casino owner gets involved with a racketeer, despite everyone's efforts to separate them.The daughter of a Nevada casino owner gets involved with a racketeer, despite everyone's efforts to separate them.

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Drunk in Jail
(não creditado)

Lew Harvey

Doorman
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Milton Kibbee

Mike - Bartender
(não creditado)

Mike Lally

Dealer
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Ralph Peters

Pete - Cafe Owner
(não creditado)

Ed Randolph

Dealer
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Tom Schamp

Dan - Deputy
(não creditado)

Ray Teal

Bus Driver
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Direção
- Lewis Allen
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Curiosidades
The wood paneled burgundy convertible driven by Paula in the film is a 1946 Chrysler New Yorker Town and Country. These cruisers weighed over two tons, and were 218 inches long, 15 inches longer than the longest sedans produced today. The Town & Country cars were virtually coachbuilt inside and out, and their prices reflected this slow method of production. Despite prices that rivaled Cadillac-a base of $2,725 in 1946, some 8,368 New Yorker Town & Country convertibles found willing buyers during those three years.

Erros de gravação
At 40 minutes in, when Tom Hanson (Burt Lancaster) pulls up to where Paula Haller (Lizabeth Scott) is and parks, the car is at an angle to the walk, but then all of a sudden it is parallel with the walk.

Citações
Paula Haller: What did you tell her, Judge? That there's really no difference between us, that you're one of Fritzi's partners? That you make your money the same way Fritzi does except you get paid off in back alleys so that you can stay respectable?
Fritzi Haller: Oh don't talk like that! The Judge...
Paula Haller: Judge! Even the title's phony.
Fritzi Haller: He's trying to be nice, he said he'd talk to her.
Paula Haller: He's been talking to her ever since I was eight years old.
Fritzi Haller: Well you're not eight years old anymore.
Paula Haller: No. I used to cry when I was eight.
Fritzi Haller: But you don't cry anymore?
Paula Haller: No, I'm like you now Fritzi. I'm getting more like you every day.
Judge Berle Lindquist: Like mother, like daughter, two very charming...
Fritzi Haller: Oh shut up!

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Featured in Wealth of the World: Transport (1950)

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Desert Fury locations

The main town used in this movie is Cottonwood AZ, I know because I live here. My husbands family are pioneers of Sedona and the Verde Vally area. Cottonwood is about bout 5 minutes from where the bridge scene was used at (Tuziegoot)filming was actually at lower Clarkdale area by the Verde River. The Jail, Drugstore, main street, Purple Sage(was Rusty's Bar in old town Cottonwood, in fact Rusty changed the name of his bar to the Purple sage after that movie was filmed there). Scenes of the ranch and out on the roads are at West Sedona, and Big Park by Sedona. We also have a street named Chuckawalla because of this movie. It's really amazing to see what it looked like compared to now days. They give historical tours in old town and Desert Fury is on their pamphlet. It was a big bootlegging town in the prohibition days that made it so popular. Cottonwood was called "the biggest little city in Arizona".