El reloj asesino

Directed by John Farrow
Not Rated
1948    1h 35minCrimen, Drama
7.6100%84%7.3
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El poderoso editor de un importante periódico comete un crimen pasional. Para evitar que lo descubran incrimina a un tipo al que no conoce, pero que casualmente resulta estar ligado al diario. El "falso culpable" utilizará entonces todos los medios a su alcance para probar su inocencia.
  • Ray MillandGeorge Stroud
  • Charles LaughtonEarl Janoth
  • Maureen O'SullivanGeorgette Stroud
  • George MacreadySteve Hagen
  • Rita JohnsonPauline York
  • Elsa LanchesterLouise Patterson
  • Harold VermilyeaDon Klausmeyer
  • Dan TobinRoy Cordette
  • Harry MorganBill Womack
  • Richard WebbNat Sperling
  • Elaine RileyLily Gold
  • Luis van RootenEdwin Orlin
  • Lloyd CorriganMcKinley
  • Frank OrthBurt
  • Margaret FieldSecond Secretary
  • Philip Van ZandtSidney Kislav
  • Henri LetondalAntique Dealer
  • Douglas SpencerBert Finch
  • Bobby WatsonMorton Spalding
  • B.G. NormanGeorge Jr.
  • Sean20 de julio de 2025
    Where did the time go?
  • eif99924 de enero de 2025
    Oh I forgot how good this one is.   Paramount noirs were very different than RKOs.   They have a lighter touch and are overstuffed with actors, elaborate sets and interesting camera movements.  I swear I can tell the difference between 40s RKO, WB, Paramount and Universal pictures films just by their look.   Studios really did have a set way of making films with the director not contributing as much as you would have believed.  Farrow does have to be praised if only because his wife O’Sullivan is in it and the camera loves her. A great suspense film that leans into the oversized New York characters that pepper the film.  Elsa Lanchester and George Macready are great as always.  But there’s also little Harry Morgan as a hitman.  But this is Charles Laughton’s world and he’s the boss. So much fun.

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