Forbidden, Movie, 1953

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Zu Tode gehetzt (Austria)
Femme à la dérive (Belgium)
Lábios que Mentem (Brazil)
Strandgut (Germany)
Flugten fra Macao (Denmark)
Contrabandistas de Macao (Spain)
Vaarallista rakkautta idässä (Finland)
Double filature (France)
Contrabbandieri a Macao (Italy)
Amor Proibido (Portugal)
Farligt vittne (Sweden)
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1950 Chevrolet Styleline Special

1952 Ford Customline

1947 Ford Unknown

1949 Jaguar XK 120

1946 Plymouth De Luxe

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DidierF ◊ 2016-01-27 00:16	Directed by Rudolph Maté, screenplay by William Sackheim and Gil Doud. Noir, not bad, with a young Tony Curtis still learning his trade, and Joanne Dru, not a femme fatale, here, but almost a damsel in distress. Lyle Bettger makes a very good vilain, good also David Sharpe as his henchman, and the adversity is fleshed by Marvin Miller and Alan Dexter. Victor Sen Yung is the exotic friend, ambiguous (he is a Chinese, you know, but one quoting Schopenhauer). Good climax in a liberty ship. Not boring at all. And with sometimes, nice angles and views: Alas for us, all I had was a very mediocre copy. Besides, the fim is not overwhelmingly motorized. Hum, dsl… This… could have been, er, well, you, I thought to a H* M*… -- Last edit: 2016-01-27 00:18:20
dsl ◊ 2016-01-27 00:31	DidierF wrote I thought to a H* M*… I think you think correctly. But as one of my favourite obscure songs says "You can't catch every train, some of them elude you .... "

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◊ 2016-01-27 00:16

Directed by Rudolph Maté, screenplay by William Sackheim and Gil Doud.

Noir, not bad, with a young Tony Curtis still learning his trade,

and Joanne Dru,

not a femme fatale, here, but almost a damsel in distress.

Lyle Bettger makes a very good vilain, good also David Sharpe as his henchman, and the adversity is fleshed by Marvin Miller and Alan Dexter. Victor Sen Yung is the exotic friend, ambiguous (he is a Chinese, you know, but one quoting Schopenhauer).

Good climax in a liberty ship.

Not boring at all. And with sometimes, nice angles and views:

Alas for us, all I had was a very mediocre copy. Besides, the fim is not overwhelmingly motorized.

Hum, dsl… This…

could have been, er, well, you, I thought to a H*** M***…

-- Last edit: 2016-01-27 00:18:20

dsl

◊ 2016-01-27 00:31

DidierF wrote I thought to a H*** M***…

I think you think correctly. But as one of my favourite obscure songs says "You can't catch every train, some of them elude you .... "

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