A Morte me Persegue

Título original: Each Dawn I Die

1939
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1 h 32 min

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James Cagney and George Raft in A Morte me Persegue (1939)

Trailer for this strange story of two men from opposite worlds

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Film Noir Prison Drama Psychological Drama Crime Drama Thriller

Um promotor corrupto com ambições políticas é enfurecido pelas notícias que o implicam em atividades criminosas e decide acusar o jornalista que as escreveu de assassinato a fim de silenciá-... Ler tudoUm promotor corrupto com ambições políticas é enfurecido pelas notícias que o implicam em atividades criminosas e decide acusar o jornalista que as escreveu de assassinato a fim de silenciá-lo.Um promotor corrupto com ambições políticas é enfurecido pelas notícias que o implicam em atividades criminosas e decide acusar o jornalista que as escreveu de assassinato a fim de silenciá-lo.

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3,9 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

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Trailer 1:43

Each Dawn I Die

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According to a series of contemporary articles in the "Los Angeles Times" and the "New York Times", Warner Bros. bought the rights to Jerome Odlum's 1938 novel of the same title as a vehicle for James Cagney with Edward G. Robinson to co-star. Robinson was then replaced by John Garfield, and Michael Curtiz was to direct. Eventually, Curtiz was replaced by William Keighley, and Fred MacMurray was to replace Garfield in the reporter's role. When MacMurray became unavailable, a screen test with Jeffrey Lynn was made. Finally, Raft was signed and swapped roles with Cagney, so Raft became the gangster and Cagney the reporter.

Erros de gravação
The conversation in the prison yard between Ross and Fargo Red, concerning dogs not having pores, is unrealistic. The slow-witted Red would surely have heard the word as "paws". As such he would not then have asked "How do they sweat?"

Citações
'Hood' Stacey: So, how tough are you, babe?

Conexões
Featured in Hollywood: The Great Stars (1963)

Trilhas sonoras
Don't Give Up the Ship
(1935) (uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Played by the band in the theater before the showing of the movie

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7/10

An innocent man must beat the rap.

Prison classic. Even in 1939 this must have been predictable. But James Cagney and George Raft keep this prison yarn on its feet. A top notch newspaper reporter(Cagney)is railroaded into a prison sentence on a trumped up murder charge. Even with help on the inside from a slick convict(Raft)it is just too hard to prove his innocence to the warden(George Bancroft). This busy crime drama also features: Maxie Rosenbloom, Victor Jory, Emma Dunn, Stanley Ridges and John Wray. The melodrama is a little thick and most characters are over acted, but this is still too good of a flick to pass up.