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Jornada de terror

Título original: Journey Into Fear
  • 1943
  • Approved
  • 1h 8min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.5/10
5 k
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Joseph Cotten, Dolores Del Río, Jack Moss, and Ruth Warrick in Jornada de terror (1943)
DramaFilm NoirThriller

Un experto estadounidense en balística en Turquía es blanco de agentes alemanes. Se le ha organizado un viaje seguro a casa en barco, pero pronto descubre que sus perseguidores también están... Leer todoUn experto estadounidense en balística en Turquía es blanco de agentes alemanes. Se le ha organizado un viaje seguro a casa en barco, pero pronto descubre que sus perseguidores también están a bordo.Un experto estadounidense en balística en Turquía es blanco de agentes alemanes. Se le ha organizado un viaje seguro a casa en barco, pero pronto descubre que sus perseguidores también están a bordo.

  • Dirección
    • Norman Foster
    • Orson Welles
  • Guionistas
    • Orson Welles
    • Joseph Cotten
    • Eric Ambler
  • Elenco
    • Orson Welles
    • Joseph Cotten
    • Dolores Del Río
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.5/10
    5 k
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    • Dirección
      • Norman Foster
      • Orson Welles
    • Guionistas
      • Orson Welles
      • Joseph Cotten
      • Eric Ambler
    • Elenco
      • Orson Welles
      • Joseph Cotten
      • Dolores Del Río
    • 68Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 52Opiniones de los críticos
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    Orson Welles
    Orson Welles
    • Colonel Haki
    Joseph Cotten
    Joseph Cotten
    • Howard Graham
    Dolores Del Río
    Dolores Del Río
    • Josette Martel
    • (as Dolores Del Rio)
    Ruth Warrick
    Ruth Warrick
    • Mrs. Stephanie Graham
    Agnes Moorehead
    Agnes Moorehead
    • Mrs. Mathews
    Jack Durant
    Jack Durant
    • Gogo Martel
    Everett Sloane
    Everett Sloane
    • Kopeikin
    Eustace Wyatt
    Eustace Wyatt
    • Prof. Haller…
    Frank Readick
    Frank Readick
    • Matthews
    Edgar Barrier
    Edgar Barrier
    • Kuvetli
    Jack Moss
    • Peter Banat
    Stefan Schnabel
    Stefan Schnabel
    • Translator for Ship's Captain
    Hans Conried
    Hans Conried
    • Swami Magician
    Robert Meltzer
    • Ship Baggageman
    Richard Bennett
    Richard Bennett
    • Ship's Captain
    Anna De Linsky
    • Russian Maid at Batumi Hotel
    • (sin créditos)
    Jerome de Nuccio
    • Turkish Officer
    • (sin créditos)
    Herbert Drake
    • Ship's Steward
    • (sin créditos)
    • Dirección
      • Norman Foster
      • Orson Welles
    • Guionistas
      • Orson Welles
      • Joseph Cotten
      • Eric Ambler
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    6Doylenf

    Visually arresting...but quirky and bizarre tale of murky espionage...

    Somewhere along the way, someone took scissors to this film and left it with plot holes that don't connect. Despite the obvious flaws in continuity and plotting, Eric Ambler's novel has been so changed in transferring it to the screen that he didn't even recognize it as his own story, according to Robert Osborne of TCM.

    The marquee value of Joseph Cotten and Orson Welles is likely to lure viewers into thinking they will see another classic along the lines of THE THIRD MAN. Not so. This is a visually interesting espionage yarn, very little of which is coherent and much of which leaves the viewer in as much confusion as Joseph Cotten's character is. Whom should he trust and who is really trying to kill him?

    Cotten plays a U.S. Naval engineer aboard a dilapidated freighter who learns that Nazi agents are planning to kill him. The usual Welles Mercury Theater players fill the supporting roles, along with the beautiful Dolores Del Rio. Once the film leaves the claustrophobic freighter and shows Cotten running from his captors, it takes on heightened interest. The scenes in the torrential rain are wonderfully staged and the B&W cinematography gives the illusion of menace in every shadow.

    But there is virtually no coherent plot and Welles is completely wasted in a small role that he underplays. While the credits say that Norman Foster directed, it is highly probable that Welles himself directed much of it. Perhaps it all made more sense before the running time was cut down to 71 minutes.

    Ruth Warrick has a couple of nice moments as Cotten's patient wife but none of the characters are fleshed out enough to really understand or care about. Cotten gives his usual workmanlike performance but it all ends with a rather abrupt finish, much ado about nothing.

    Too many weaknesses to call a classic.
    stephen-357

    Engaging Noir with a healthy dose of humor from Welles.

    Not the noir masterpiece we've come to expect with the likes of Welles and Cotton in the cast, but still an engaging film with cleverly shot scenes, witty dialog, and suspense. Joseph Cotton plays Howard Graham; an American armaments engineer in the midst of a deal designed to supply Turkey, a U.S. ally, with weapons to fight the axis. The axis, in particular the nazi's, have other ideas and are determined to prevent Graham from reaching the shores of the U.S. to seal the deal. During a magician's act at a club in the heart of Istanbul, a hit man mistakenly kills the magician instead of graham - or was it really a mistake? Graham is immediately questioned by the head of the Turkish secret police Colonel Haki (played with joyful exuberance by Welles) and for his protection, and the interests of the Turkish military, is put on a ship deemed the "safest" route back to the U.S. Of course this is not the case and the ship is filled with a cast of menacing characters, many not what or whom they seem. JOURNEY INTO FEAR is most enjoyable for its humorous subplots that are eluded to, but never explicitly. When Graham had to suddenly disappear he left behind a wife, and Colonel Haki has taken upon himself the duty to inform her of the crisis but elects to mislead, indirectly suggesting that Graham is a womanizer, with the possible objective to seduce her in this weakened state. "What's to become of me?" She asks. "We'll think of something." Is Haki's coy reply. And so it goes.
    bob the moo

    Atmospheric and enjoyable thriller but far from the classic that the names involved suggest it will be

    Howard Graham is an American engineer returning from Istanbul with his wife Stephanie. A close call in a Turkish nightclub sees a man assassinated by mistake when really Howard was the target and he and his wife are quickly taken to the Turkish secret police. Colonel Haki informs him that he is a target of the Nazis and immediately gets him transit out of the country on the next available boat while he protects his wife. However Howard quickly finds that he is far from being out of danger as his pursuers are on the boat as well.

    With keys part of the Third Man cast involved in this thriller, I decided to take a look and had hoped for a film that perhaps would be as enjoyable as that. However it was not quite all that I hoped it would have been as I didn't find myself that gripped by it. The early scenes suggest a real mystery with a good pace but quickly the mistaken assassination of the magician is slowed down and complicated by unnecessary characters and dialogue, some of which seemed to serve very little purpose other than setting up some other scenes later on. With Mrs Howard away somewhere out of vision and therefore out of mind, we focus on the action on other boat and, although quite tense at points, it didn't have the sort of sustained tension that should have been made easier by the confined location of the boat. It does enough to engage though and I did find it quite enjoyable but those claiming this as a classic up there with some of Welles' other films are mistaken because this is only quite good – not any more than that.

    The cast was the reason I was here but they were not as good as they have been in other films. Cotton is a bit brash and loud and aspects of his character aren't brought out that well; he was still an interesting leading man but mainly because I have always liked him. Welles has a small role and seems to enjoy himself playing a role that has little screen time but is mentioned throughout the film; I'm not sure if he did direct his own scenes but that is the rumour. Del Rio is sexy and a nice presence but I wasn't overly taken by her other than that. Moss tends to steal the film with his big character lurking around early on, meanwhile the rest of the support are OK, with other languages being spoken rather than the usual American actors putting on vague accents as was often the case (and still is!). Assuming that he did direct the majority, if not all, of the film (and I do believe this) Foster does a very good job of working with shadows in early scenes and in the boat – some of his angles are effective, although it is easy to see (with some of his shots) why people generally believe that it was Welles calling the shots.

    Overall this is an enjoyable thriller with a dark atmosphere brought out by good direction throughout. The cast are OK but none of the famous faces really stood out for me here, meanwhile the plot was not as tight as it needed to be, leaving some holes and using some distracting plot devices along the way. Still worth seeing but not the classic that it is often touted around as being.
    7bkoganbing

    Take Your Best Shot At Joseph Cotten

    While returning from a conference munitions expert Joseph Cotten and his wife Ruth Warrick are taken to a nightclub in Istanbul by the mysterious Edward Sloane where Cotten is almost killed. Magician Hans Conreid is a victim of his own slight of hand, but it's Cotten who's the target as Orson Welles as the Turkish police inspector deduces.

    Welles's solution get Cotten out of the country so if he's killed at least it won't be on his watch. Welles books passage on a tramp freighter for Cotten and the freighter is loaded with highly interesting characters, one of whom at least is a Nazi assassin.

    This was another Mercury Theater production with most of the regulars from Citizen Kane/The Magnificent Ambersons back again. Welles's police inspector is a small, but crucial part of the story.

    Welles, for whatever reason is being unduly modest. Journey Into Fear is undoubtedly the greatest film that Orson Welles never took credit for directing. I can find certain touches here from Citizen Kane, The Magnificent Ambersons, and The Stranger. If he didn't officially direct you can take it to the bank that Norman Foster knew exactly what Welles was trying to get out of each and every scene.

    Look also here for a good performance by Mexican cinema great Dolores Del Rio as a most mysterious femme fatale on the freighter.

    Journey Into Fear is a short film, slightly less than 70 minutes running time. I'm sure that RKO had it playing at the bottom end of double features. Maybe we'll see a 'director's cut' of this one day and know what Welles's own perspective was.
    7ricardoramos

    Good illustration/adaptation of the classic suspense novel

    `Journey Into Fear' certainly has an Orson Welles look. Although he received neither directing nor writing credit (credit went to Norman Foster and Joseph Cotten, respectively), I think that most of what is there is his. The problem is that there is not enough there there. The on-board relationships should have been developed more. All of them seem perfunctory.

    Combining the shooting by a good marksman who misses his target and stalking him in the nightclub are combined into an altogether more satisfying single event.The escape from the Nazis is more protracted and less violent than in Eric Ambler's book. It is very noirish and photogenic, and the combination of wet chase and the presence of a murky character played by Orson Welles and an all-American one played by Joseph Cotten prefigure `The Third Man.' Joseph Cotten had some of the same American innocence and ready outrage in both films. He's an important munitions engineer here and a hack western writing there. He doesn't get the dark beauty (Alida Valli or Dolores del Rio) in either, though he has and keeps a wife in `Journey.'

    The film probably makes sense to those unfamiliar with the book (and such viewers aren't distracted by thinking about what's been changed). It is suspenseful even for someone like me who recently read the book

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    • Trivia
      The great stage actor Richard Bennett had been brought back to films by Orson Welles for Soberbia (1942). Although his performance as old Major Amberson has become legendary, it was achieved with great difficulty, as Bennett, by then an old man near death, found it hard to remember his lines, and his eyesight was too poor for him to be able to read cue-cards. Welles's patience in dealing with these problems has been widely described. When he cast Bennett as the ship's captain, he overcame the problems simply by giving Bennett no dialogue at all, although the character has several memorable scenes. It was Bennett's final film role.
    • Errores
      During the chase outside the hotel in the rain, Banat's pistol, a P-08 "Luger" runs out of ammunition, but the action closes normally after he fires the last shot. This particular pistol was designed so that the action stays open after the last round is fired, giving a clear indication to the user that the gun is empty.
    • Citas

      Colonel Haki: Ah, you have this advantage over the soldier, Mr. Graham. You can run away without being a coward.

    • Versiones alternativas
      In 2005 an alternate cut was shown at the Orson Welles film retrospective in Locarno, Switzerland. It was the original European release print, lacking the narration and ending of the US version but including about eight minutes of footage later deleted by RKO, reportedly for political and censorship reasons. This alternate version, assembled by Stefan Droessler of the Münchner Filmmuseum, was shown at the Museum of Modern Art on Saturday, November 21, 2015.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Terminus... the Theater of Science Fiction: Journey into Fear (1970)
    • Bandas sonoras
      C'est mon coeur
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      Written by Steven Morgan

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      • 7 de enero de 1943 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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      • Turco
      • Francés
      • Alemán
    • También se conoce como
      • Journey Into Fear
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • RKO Studios - 780 N. Gower Street, Hollywood, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(Studio)
    • Productoras
      • RKO Radio Pictures
      • Mercury Productions
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