Principios del siglo XX. Narra una historia ambientada en el siglo XIX en Bowery, un popular barrio de Nueva York habitado por gángsteres, matones y prostitutas.Principios del siglo XX. Narra una historia ambientada en el siglo XIX en Bowery, un popular barrio de Nueva York habitado por gángsteres, matones y prostitutas.Principios del siglo XX. Narra una historia ambientada en el siglo XIX en Bowery, un popular barrio de Nueva York habitado por gángsteres, matones y prostitutas.
Bull Anderson
- Pug
- (sin acreditar)
Irving Bacon
- Hick
- (sin acreditar)
Lucille Ball
- Blonde
- (sin acreditar)
John Bleifer
- Mumbo the Mute
- (sin acreditar)
Phil Bloom
- Pug
- (sin acreditar)
James Burke
- Recruiting Sergeant
- (sin acreditar)
Marguerite Caverley
- Undetermined Secondary Role
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- CuriosidadesGeorge Raft and Wallace Beery were at odds during filming. According to Raft, before the fistfight scene, Beery asked Raft to let him throw the first punch and then proceeded to sucker-punch Raft, knocking him out for several minutes. "When I came to I got up and called him everything I could think of," Raft said. They then fought for real, and the crew had to break it up.
- PifiasThe name of George Raft's character, "Steve Brodie," is misspelled "Brody" in the opening credits.
- Citas
Steve Brodie: Don't ever say I never give ya nothin'.
- Versiones alternativasThe version shown on Fox Movie Channel runs seven seconds over 87 minutes. Apparently it is a reissue copy, the missing five minutes due to reediting to fit post code rules. Though it was made for Twentieth Century Films, a new start up film studio organized by Joe Schenck, Bill Goetz (L.B. Mayer's son-in-law) and ex-Warner Bros. production chief Darryl Zanuck, the FMC version is presented under the post merger logo of Twentieth Century Fox complete with fanfare and an end title crediting distribution to TCF. This year a full uncut version was shown at New York's Film Forum which clocked several minutes over ninety minutes.
- ConexionesEdited into Brooklyn Bridge (1981)
- Banda sonoraThe Bowery
(uncredited)
Music by Percy Gaunt
Lyrics by Charles Hale Hoyt
Sung by a chorus at the beginning
Played often in the score
Reseña destacada
Four words account for why this film was made - "She Done Him Wrong". The huge commercial success of that Mae West vehicle convinced the studio brass that Gay '90s melodramas were a viable proposition. Here we are rewarded with a fast moving, well written romp which neatly targets the personalities of its stars.
Wallace Beery and George Raft are excellent as friendly rivals; Jackie Cooper is a little harder to take, but it is Fay Wray who steals the film with her stock-in-trade damsel in distress. With a strong director - as Walsh proves himself to be - Wray could carry a lot of punch, and she is utterly believable as the object of both Raft and Beery's affection.
Lots of atmosphere, beautifully designed, this is a forgotten film worthy of revival.
Wallace Beery and George Raft are excellent as friendly rivals; Jackie Cooper is a little harder to take, but it is Fay Wray who steals the film with her stock-in-trade damsel in distress. With a strong director - as Walsh proves himself to be - Wray could carry a lot of punch, and she is utterly believable as the object of both Raft and Beery's affection.
Lots of atmosphere, beautifully designed, this is a forgotten film worthy of revival.
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- Presupuesto
- 421.496 US$ (estimación)
- Duración1 hora 32 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.37 : 1
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