Bang! You're Dead

Name: Bang! You're Dead
Genre: Drama
Released: 1954-03-16
Duration: 1 h 28 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Jack Warner, Derek Farr, Veronica Hurst

1954
1h 28min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.4/10

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Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWhen a local bully is found shot to death, the police suspect a young man who had recently been seen arguing with him. When thy discover that they had been arguing over the affections of a y... Leer todoWhen a local bully is found shot to death, the police suspect a young man who had recently been seen arguing with him. When thy discover that they had been arguing over the affections of a young girl, they begin to suspect that the pair had conspired to kill the victim. The suspe... Leer todoWhen a local bully is found shot to death, the police suspect a young man who had recently been seen arguing with him. When thy discover that they had been arguing over the affections of a young girl, they begin to suspect that the pair had conspired to kill the victim. The suspect insists he's innocent, but the evidence seems overwhelming.

Dirección
- Lance Comfort
Guionistas
- Guy Elmes
- Ernest Borneman
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.4/10

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Dirección
- Lance Comfort
Guionistas
- Guy Elmes
- Ernest Borneman
Elenco

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Trivia
Both Anthony Richmond and Sean Barrett received 'introducing' credits.

Errores
Willy repeatedly walks around carrying an old wind-up gramophone which is playing a record. Even though he carries it at an angle and jolts it violently, the music carries on playing. This is impossible: in reality the needle would be jolted out of the groove and the record would skip.

Bandas sonoras
Greensleeves
(uncredited)
Traditional

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7/10

Game Of Danger - Bang You're Dead

An interesting examination of life in the years following the blitz on London. Many are still living in sub-standard housing - in this case, within a deserted US military depot, where an aging widowed dad strives to support his young son. The main focus of this little psychological drama centers on the finding of an old service revolver and its consequences - while also looking at the social standards of the day.

Effective performances, direction, and good b/w cinematography help but an odd intro showing the crime before it's been committed seems unnecessarily confusing. Great Studiocanal/Network DVD Re-Mastering helps.