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Vom Täter fehlt jede Spur

Originaltitel: Lady in the Fog
  • 1952
  • Not Rated
  • 1 Std. 13 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
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Vom Täter fehlt jede Spur (1952)
DramaMystery

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAn English woman asks an American detective visiting London to help find her brother's killer.An English woman asks an American detective visiting London to help find her brother's killer.An English woman asks an American detective visiting London to help find her brother's killer.

  • Regie
    • Sam Newfield
    • Pat Jackson
  • Drehbuch
    • Orville H. Hampton
    • Lester Powell
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Cesar Romero
    • Lois Maxwell
    • Bernadette O'Farrell
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  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    5,6/10
    277
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Sam Newfield
      • Pat Jackson
    • Drehbuch
      • Orville H. Hampton
      • Lester Powell
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Cesar Romero
      • Lois Maxwell
      • Bernadette O'Farrell
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    • 6Kritische Rezensionen
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    Cesar Romero
    Cesar Romero
    • Philip O'Dell
    Lois Maxwell
    Lois Maxwell
    • Margaret 'Peggy' Maybrick
    Bernadette O'Farrell
    Bernadette O'Farrell
    • Heather McMara
    Geoffrey Keen
    Geoffrey Keen
    • Christopher Hampden
    Campbell Singer
    Campbell Singer
    • Inspector Rigby
    Alastair Hunter
    Alastair Hunter
    • Det. Sgt. Reilly
    Mary Mackenzie
    • Marilyn Durant
    Lloyd Lamble
    Lloyd Lamble
    • Martin Sorrowby
    Frank Birch
    • Boswell - Airport Manager
    Wensley Pithey
    • Sid - Bartender
    Reed De Rouen
    • Connors - Thug
    Peter Swanwick
    Peter Swanwick
    • Smithers
    Bill Fraser
    • Sales Manager
    Lisa Lee
    • Donna Devore
    Lionel Harris
    • Allan Mellon
    Betty Cooper
    • Dr. Campbell - Asylum Superintendent
    Clare James
    • Miss Andrews - Asylum Receptionist
    Katie Johnson
    Katie Johnson
    • Mad Mary - Old Inmate at Murder Scene
    • Regie
      • Sam Newfield
      • Pat Jackson
    • Drehbuch
      • Orville H. Hampton
      • Lester Powell
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    6Sleepin_Dragon

    A decent mystery from 1962.

    Denny McMara is the victim of a hit and run, late at night, in a foggy London. His sister Heather enlists the help of American writer, Phil O'Dell, to track down his killer.

    It's a mystery, a thriller and a comedy, there are some very funny scenes throughout this shorter length film. Some of the reviews are a little harsh, it's a lighter toned movie, and for the time it's a decent one. Some scenes will make you want to cringe, but on the whole, it's decent.

    There's definitely a good level of suspense, and you have to wait until fairly late on to learn exactly who, how and what.

    Plenty of laughs, from the opening scenes with the cocktails, to the hilarious aeroplane ticket officer.

    There are some fine performances, Cesar Romero and Lois Maxwell are both rather good, and for the time, I'd say the acting overall is good, no fluffs.

    6/10.
    6planktonrules

    Pretty average.

    In the 1950s, many British film companies recruited American actors to star in their movies. Why? Well, the thought was that these British movies would be much easier to market to the States with a few familiar faces. Generally, these actors were second-tier...good actors but not the super-high priced ones.

    "Lady in the Fog" is one of these British films with an American in the lead. Caersar Romero plays Philip O'Dell, a guy who is trying to leave the UK but whose flight is delayed due to fog. During this waiting period, he meets a woman and they talk. Soon she is alerted that her brother is dead...run over in the fog. Considering the brother's unsavory associates, she assumes his death was no accident. But there isn't much to go on or prove her theory, so the police don't take the case. Instead, O'Dell investigates the case himself....and opens up a huge can of worms, so to speak.

    The film is very average....a decent story, decent acting. Nothing bad nor outstanding here...the definition of a nice time-passer.
    6boblipton

    Decent, Old-Fashioned Mystery

    Cesar Romero is an American PI trapped in London, waiting for the fog to lift so his plane can take off. He's passing the time in a bar with Lois Maxwell when a Peeler comes in to use the phone. A man has been struck and killed by a car. Miss Maxwell is convinced that it's her brother, so she and Romero go to look. It's as she feared. She is convinced he was murdered, but Romero's contacts in CID are retired, and there are lots of traffic accidents in Pea-soupers. So Romero and Miss Maxwell investigate.

    It's a rather old-fashioned movie for 1952; hardly surprising, considering it's financed by Lippert and Hammer. Nonetheless, it's a nicely put together thriller, that leads to some unlikely places, with decent performances; director Sam Newfield, who spent too much of his career at PRC, demonstrates that given a decent script, he can turn out a good movie.
    6sol-kay

    All fogged up

    (Some Spoilers) Suave and handsome Cesar Romaro as American journalist Phil O'Dell has his hands full in "Lady in the Fog" in both charming the ladies and jumping out of windows as he solves a murder case that's 13 years old. In fact nobody knew it was a murder until Phil got wise to it.

    All this started when Danny McMara,Richard Johnson, was purposely run down in the fog one evening by a mysterious lady friend of his. Danny's sister Heather, Bernadette O'Farrell, just happened to be Phil's girlfriend who took it upon himself to solve her brother death in what everyone at the time, including Scotland Yard, thought was just a tragic accident. Getting worked over by this shadowy thug Connors, Reed De Rover,a number of times and almost being arrested by the London Police for interfering in their investigation of Danny McMara's death Phil eventually gets to the bottom to why Danny was murdered and who was behind it.

    It turns out that Danny had uncovered the murder of this inventor that took place in 1939 that was made to look, by his killers, to be an accident. The inventor died when his laboratory caught fire in a freak accident. Danny getting too close to the truth and at the same time blackmailing the killers ended up himself being murdered, that was made to look like an accident, by one of those whom he unknowingly, his girlfriend, was blackmailing!

    Phil, on a tip he got, getting inside the Glenhaven Sanitarium finds the only person-the nutty as a fruitcake-Martain Sorrowby, Llyod Lamble, who knows the truth about that 1939 covered-up arson murder. Sorrowby, who's mind is completely lost in Ga-Ga land, can lead Phil to not only the truth behind the unidentified inventors murder but at the same time the murder of Danny McMara. Just as Phil was about to get Scotland Yard inspector Rigby, Campbell Singer, to come over to Gleanhaven to interview Sorrowby he, like Danny, died in a suspicious car accident just outside the sanitarium.

    Realizing just what he got himself into Phil together with Heather track down Danny's killers but not before Heather, who had no idea whom she was dealing with, almost ended up getting murdered herself by someone, a friend of her's and Danny's, that she thought that she knew, and trusted, but really didn't!

    Worth watching in that fact that that we see legendary Hollywood Latin Lover Cesar Romaro playing a Humphrey Bogart type private investigator. Getting belted by the bad guys all over the place Caser, or Phil O'Dell, still didn't lose his both good looks and sense of humor, he also has the best as well as last line in the movie, despite all the hits he took to the head and body, as well as his inflated ego, in the film.
    6CinemaSerf

    Scotland Yard Inspector

    Cesar Romero ("O'Dell") is a visiting American sitting in a bar in London making a drink that wouldn't have looked out of place in Merlin's laboratory. He and the barman are trying to encourage the sceptical "Peggy" (Lois Maxwell) to partake when a police man enters the bar to use the phone to report an hit and run accident outside. She is expecting her brother - could he be the victim? Well it turns out he was, and now she and "O'Dell" determine to find out whether or not it was an accident and to get to the bottom of things. The mystery element of this is all a little procedural, but there is a bit of chemistry between Romero and Maxwell; there is quite a fun sub-plot between the American and his travel agent "Boswell" (Frank Birch) who is trying to repatriate him despite a pea-soup fog at the airport, and Geoffrey Keen finds himself with a more substantial part to deliver as the suspicious "Hampden". The aforementioned fog and the creepy Ivor Slaney score also contribute well to this by-the-numbers, but quite passable crime-noir.

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    • Wissenswertes
      Just after the opening titles, in a comic scene, Cesar Romero mixes a cocktail that explodes. Mixing cocktails, or "flair bartendering" as it is known in the USA, was a hobby of his and he took part in competitions. Springtime in the Rockies (1942) also has a comic scene where he tries to impress Betty Grable and John Payne with his mixing skills.
    • Patzer
      Although the receptionist at Danny's hotel would have had to tell Inspector Rigby and Detective Sergeant Reilly which room Danny stayed in as she did with O'Dell, she makes no reference to them when O'Dell returns Danny's key.
    • Zitate

      Inspector Rigby: You know Reilly, of all the myths perpetuated by the cinema, the most patently inaccurate is the invincibility of the amateur detective.

    • Verbindungen
      Referenced in The Dame Wore Tweed (2022)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 13. Oktober 1952 (Vereinigtes Königreich)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigtes Königreich
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      • Englisch
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      • Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, London, England, Vereinigtes Königreich(Studio)
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