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TU PUNTUACIÓN
Una divorciada se enamora de un vaquero que se esfuerza por mantener su estilo de vida románticamente independiente.Una divorciada se enamora de un vaquero que se esfuerza por mantener su estilo de vida románticamente independiente.Una divorciada se enamora de un vaquero que se esfuerza por mantener su estilo de vida románticamente independiente.
- Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total
Peggy Barton
- Young Bride
- (sin acreditar)
Rex Bell
- Old Cowboy
- (sin acreditar)
Ryall Bowker
- Man in Bar
- (sin acreditar)
Frank Fanelli Sr.
- Gambler at Bar
- (sin acreditar)
Bess Flowers
- Undetermined Secondary Role
- (sin acreditar)
John Huston
- Extra in Blackjack Scene
- (sin acreditar)
Bobby LaSalle
- Bartender
- (sin acreditar)
Philip Mitchell
- Charles Steers
- (sin acreditar)
Walter Ramage
- Old Groom
- (sin acreditar)
Ralph Roberts
- Ambulance Driver at Rodeo
- (sin acreditar)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesOne of Clark Gable's few on-the-set blow-ups occurred during the filming of the horse-roping scenes. When John Huston insisted on another take after Gable's stunt double had been injured, the actor walked off the set in disgust.
- PifiasWhen Roslyn and Perce are behind the bar, sitting near an old car and a pile of beer cans, the cans change places from cut to cut when seen from behind them.
- Créditos adicionalesThere are no closing credits of any kind. Not even the words "THE END" appear on the screen.
- ConexionesFeatured in Hollywood: The Great Stars (1963)
Reseña destacada
I still remember when it was reported Clark Gable had had a heart attack shortly after completing The Misfits. It happened just before Election Day because there was a news item and it's mentioned in at least one Gable biography that he voted by absentee ballot in 1960. Shortly after that he died and the world was waiting the birth of his son and his last posthumous film.
No doubt about it Gable does look all of his 59 years in the Misfits. But he's still exudes that gruff animal magnetism that leaves you no doubt as to why Marilyn Monroe was finding him so sexy. It's an interesting and challenging role for Gable, his Gay Langland is a bitter multi-layered character, whose family has deserted him and his way of life is vanishing. All three of the men, Gable, Monty Clift, and Eli Wallach have a deathly fear of working for wages expressed often during The Misfits.
For Monty Clift it's more than fear. He's also bitter about being cheated out of his father's ranch by a stepfather who offers him wages. So he's taken to the rodeo circuit, but he's also past his prime in that dangerous sport.
Eli Wallach starts out as what we think is a deep sensitive portrayal, but as we go along we find there's less than meets the eye. He wants Marilyn Monroe real bad (who wouldn't) and it's clear he's just using some of his best lines in his quest for her.
Marilyn as eastern divorcée to be serves as the group's conscience when they start going after mustangs for dog food manufacturers. Quite illegally of course, but that's part of the challenge for this group. Lots of shots of Marilyn's bulges both front and rear are another good reason to see this film.
Towards the end the wild mustangs on the Nevada desert take over the film from the human actors. They are a kind of doppleganger for this group, they are also misfits with no place in the modern world for them except as canned dog food.
Those roping stunts and Clark Gable being dragged by a horse probably put a strain on his cardiovascular system. It's been written that Marilyn was the cause of his demise. Pure and utter nonsense. I can't believe John Huston the director let him do those scenes. Why wasn't a stunt double used? Marilyn Monroe was one royal pain to work with, what with all of her issues, but that surely had nothing to do with what happened to Gable.
The Misfits still holds up well after over 40 years. All of the cast can be proud of their work in that film.
No doubt about it Gable does look all of his 59 years in the Misfits. But he's still exudes that gruff animal magnetism that leaves you no doubt as to why Marilyn Monroe was finding him so sexy. It's an interesting and challenging role for Gable, his Gay Langland is a bitter multi-layered character, whose family has deserted him and his way of life is vanishing. All three of the men, Gable, Monty Clift, and Eli Wallach have a deathly fear of working for wages expressed often during The Misfits.
For Monty Clift it's more than fear. He's also bitter about being cheated out of his father's ranch by a stepfather who offers him wages. So he's taken to the rodeo circuit, but he's also past his prime in that dangerous sport.
Eli Wallach starts out as what we think is a deep sensitive portrayal, but as we go along we find there's less than meets the eye. He wants Marilyn Monroe real bad (who wouldn't) and it's clear he's just using some of his best lines in his quest for her.
Marilyn as eastern divorcée to be serves as the group's conscience when they start going after mustangs for dog food manufacturers. Quite illegally of course, but that's part of the challenge for this group. Lots of shots of Marilyn's bulges both front and rear are another good reason to see this film.
Towards the end the wild mustangs on the Nevada desert take over the film from the human actors. They are a kind of doppleganger for this group, they are also misfits with no place in the modern world for them except as canned dog food.
Those roping stunts and Clark Gable being dragged by a horse probably put a strain on his cardiovascular system. It's been written that Marilyn was the cause of his demise. Pure and utter nonsense. I can't believe John Huston the director let him do those scenes. Why wasn't a stunt double used? Marilyn Monroe was one royal pain to work with, what with all of her issues, but that surely had nothing to do with what happened to Gable.
The Misfits still holds up well after over 40 years. All of the cast can be proud of their work in that film.
- bkoganbing
- 17 may 2005
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- 4.000.000 US$ (estimación)
- Recaudación en todo el mundo
- 217 US$
- Duración2 horas 5 minutos
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- Relación de aspecto
- 1.66 : 1
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