Eu Matei Jesse James

Título original: I Shot Jesse James

1949
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1 h 21 min

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Barbara Britton, Preston Foster, Reed Hadley, and John Ireland in Eu Matei Jesse James (1949)

Bob Ford mata seu melhor amigo Jesse James para obter perdão que pode libertá-lo para se casar com sua namorada, mas ele é atormentado por culpa e nojo.Bob Ford mata seu melhor amigo Jesse James para obter perdão que pode libertá-lo para se casar com sua namorada, mas ele é atormentado por culpa e nojo.Bob Ford mata seu melhor amigo Jesse James para obter perdão que pode libertá-lo para se casar com sua namorada, mas ele é atormentado por culpa e nojo.

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Preston Foster

John Kelley

Barbara Britton

Cynthy Waters

John Ireland

Bob Ford

Reed Hadley

Jesse James

J. Edward Bromberg

Harry Kane

Victor Kilian

Soapy

Tom Tyler

Frank James

Tommy Noonan

Charles Ford
(as Tom Noonan)

Eddie Dunn

Joe - Silver King Bartender

Margia Dean

Saloon Singer

Byron Foulger

Silver King Room Clerk

Jeni Le Gon

Veronica

Barbara Wooddell

Mrs. Zee James
(as Barbara Woodell)

Phillip Pine

Man in Saloon
(as Phil Pine)

Robin Short

Troubadour

Victor Adamson

Townsman
(não creditado)

Fred Aldrich

Townsman
(não creditado)

Phil Bloom

Townsman
(não creditado)

Direção
- Samuel Fuller
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Curiosidades
Director Samuel Fuller said that he wanted to make this picture because, unlike many filmmakers in Hollywood, he did not see the real Jesse James as a folk hero or someone to be admired. Fuller saw him as a cold-blooded psychopath who shot down women, children, the elderly, the helpless (his gang once stopped a Union hospital train and executed every wounded federal soldier on it) and, in Fuller's words, Bob Ford "did something that should have been done quite a bit earlier in the life of Jesse Woodson James".

Erros de gravação
During the final shootout the background lighting on the closeups and master shots of John Ireland do not match.

Citações
Bob Ford: Whatta yuh got to eat?
Joe, Silver King Bartender: Sweet corn, cornmeal mush, cornpone with cracklins, and corn whiskey.
Bob Ford: I'll have it.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Opening credits are shown as posters hanging on a wall.

Conexões
Featured in Gunfighters of the Old West (1992)

Trilhas sonoras
Some Day
Written by Albert Glasser
Sung by Margia Dean

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7/10

A very notable film from Fuller

A film which uses a lot of medium close ups. Fuller's medium close-ups of John Ireland are wonderful and stress the emotions of Robert Ford "the Coward," the character Mr Ireland plays. So also the Fuller brings out the best in another actress Barbara Britton in this film. I am once again convinced that Fuller brought out great performances with almost all the actresses he chose to direct.

The high point of the film was the innocent balladeer singing his popular ballad which paints Bob Ford as an evil coward to Bob Ford himself without realizing his identity.

A very engaging and intelligent script with notable performances by both Ireland and Britton. Arguably one of the best performances of Ireland along side his performance in the spaghetti western "Hate for Hate."