O Intruso

Título original: The Intruder

1962
PG-13
1 h 24 min

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A man in a gleaming white suit comes to a small Southern town on the eve of integration. He calls himself a social reformer. But what he does is stir up trouble--trouble he soon finds he can't control.

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Um homem em um terno branco reluzente chega a uma pequena cidade do sul na véspera da integração. Ele se autodenomina um reformador social. Mas o que ele faz é criar problemas - problemas qu... Ler tudoUm homem em um terno branco reluzente chega a uma pequena cidade do sul na véspera da integração. Ele se autodenomina um reformador social. Mas o que ele faz é criar problemas - problemas que ele logo descobre que não consegue controlar.Um homem em um terno branco reluzente chega a uma pequena cidade do sul na véspera da integração. Ele se autodenomina um reformador social. Mas o que ele faz é criar problemas - problemas que ele logo descobre que não consegue controlar.

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4,3 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

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Curiosidades
After the crew was thrown out of East Prairie, MO, by the chief of police (for allegedly being "communists"), Roger Corman realized that he needed one more wide shot of the high school. He and an assistant went back into the town and hurriedly filmed the shot. The chief must have gotten wind of his being there, as he was seen by Corman arriving in the distance. Corman and his assistant quickly threw the camera and equipment into their car, and sped away in the opposite direction, unscathed.

Erros de gravação
At the beginning of Adam Cramer's speech in front of the town hall, he unbuttons his jacket twice.

Citações
[last lines]
Sam Griffin: [to Adam Cramer] Boy, you're gonna get grass stains all over those trousers you don't get up. Come on. That's better. I figure your work in this town's about over. If you hurry, you can catch the bus to Farragut. They got trains there. If you're a little light on travelin' money, I'd be proud to... You're sure, now? Oh, I almost forgot. These belong to you. I wouldn't wanna steal from you, boy.

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Featured in Some Nudity Required (1998)

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Had it made any money, Roger Corman would have joined the big league!

Roger Corman's "The Intruder" is both fascinating and frustrating to watch. Fascinating because you suddenly realize what a great and promising "serious" film-maker that was living in the young Corman, and frustrating because the movie was so provocative it scared Corman's investors and was such a financial failure that it discouraged the producer/director from ever trying to make a real serious piece of fiction again.

"The Intruder" is so harrowing, frightfully realistic and effective that had it gained the success and attention it deserved Corman today would be up there with names like Norman Jewison, Sidney Lumet, Milos Forman, John Schlesinger and other great film-makers of his generation!

The atmospheric use of real southern locations just adds to the drama, and the racism portrayed by many of the actors feels almost to close to comfort. One final note: Anyone who still considers William Shatner a grade-b actor should also try and get a hold of this film to witness a fine actor in good form.

Watch this if you can, one of the greatest unsung movies of the 1960's!