The Sound of Anger (Filme para televisão 1968)

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Burl Ives

Walter Nichols

James Farentino

Neil Darrell

Guy Stockwell

Brian Darrell

Dorothy Provine

Marge Carruthers

Charles Aidman

Jerry Thompson

Jay C. Flippen

Judge Prentiss

Lynda Day George

Barbara Keeley
(as Lynda Day)

David Macklin

Barry Kochek

Dana Elcar

Andrew Pearce

Collin Wilcox Paxton

Ann Kochek
(as Collin Wilcox)

John Milford

Sheriff Turner

Shannon Farnon

Dorothy Daley

Nina Roman

Judy Schaeffer

George Murdock

George Grebe

Gene Dynarski

Lieutenant Morrisey

Arch Whiting

Second Sheriff

Len Felber

Bailiff
(não creditado)

Waclaw Rekwart

Juror
(não creditado)

Direção
- Michael Ritchie
Roteiristas
- Dick Nelson
- Roy Huggins
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Curiosidades
This was the pilot of The Bold Ones: The Lawyers (1969). The difference between the two is that Brad Darrell was played by Joseph Campanella in the series, but in this movie, he wad played by Guy Stockwell.

Erros de gravação
When the Darryl brothers meet Walt Nichols on the golf course in fictitious "Citrus County, California," Walt acts surprised and asks them how they ever found him playing golf in Orange County. Orange County is where the real location the story which is loosely based on a true story actually occurred.

Conexões
Followed by The Whole World Is Watching (1969)

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10/10

"The Sound of Anger"'s shooting title was "The Adversarys" and was a pilot for a series which eventually became "The Bold Ones". The only character, in the proposed continuing cast, to make it to the series was Burl Ives.

It was the first TV Movie based on a true story and had the nerve to take a swipe at right wing politics controlling the justice system in Orange County which is referred to in the film as "Citrus County".

The Roy Hugins script is smart and involving. Michael Richy's direction and editing is inventive and exciting. The sound, photography and music are a 10.

Burl Ives is wonderful and David Macklin and Linda Day George make a terrific MacBeth like couple. Macklin has a strident scene near the end that really scores.

This film is still fresh and cogent today.