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Mi hijo es vil

Título original: My Son Is Guilty
  • 1939
  • Approved
  • 1h 3min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
5.4/10
174
TU CALIFICACIÓN
Glenn Ford, Harry Carey, Julie Bishop, and Bruce Cabot in Mi hijo es vil (1939)
Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaHonest cop Tim Kerry struggles to keep his son Ritzy from becoming involved in a crime ring.Honest cop Tim Kerry struggles to keep his son Ritzy from becoming involved in a crime ring.Honest cop Tim Kerry struggles to keep his son Ritzy from becoming involved in a crime ring.

  • Dirección
    • Charles Barton
  • Guionistas
    • Harold Shumate
    • Joseph Carole
    • Karl Brown
  • Elenco
    • Bruce Cabot
    • Julie Bishop
    • Harry Carey
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    5.4/10
    174
    TU CALIFICACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Charles Barton
    • Guionistas
      • Harold Shumate
      • Joseph Carole
      • Karl Brown
    • Elenco
      • Bruce Cabot
      • Julie Bishop
      • Harry Carey
    • 9Opiniones de los usuarios
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    Elenco principal39

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    Bruce Cabot
    Bruce Cabot
    • Ritzy Kerry
    Julie Bishop
    Julie Bishop
    • Julia Allen
    • (as Jacqueline Wells)
    Harry Carey
    Harry Carey
    • Tim Kerry
    Glenn Ford
    Glenn Ford
    • Barney
    Wynne Gibson
    Wynne Gibson
    • Claire Morelli
    Don Beddoe
    Don Beddoe
    • Duke Mason
    John Tyrrell
    John Tyrrell
    • Whitey Morris
    Bruce Bennett
    Bruce Bennett
    • Lefty
    Dick Curtis
    Dick Curtis
    • Monk
    Edgar Buchanan
    Edgar Buchanan
    • Bartender Dan
    Fred Aldrich
    Fred Aldrich
    • Police Detective
    • (sin créditos)
    Beatrice Blinn
    Beatrice Blinn
    • Phone Girl
    • (sin créditos)
    Al Bridge
    Al Bridge
    • Police Lieutenant at Holdup
    • (sin créditos)
    Stanley Brown
    Stanley Brown
    • Pete
    • (sin créditos)
    Hugh Chapman
    • Young Boy
    • (sin créditos)
    Edmund Cobb
    Edmund Cobb
    • Det. Frank Corrigan
    • (sin créditos)
    James Coughlin
    • Henchman
    • (sin créditos)
    Eddie Fetherston
    • Harry
    • (sin créditos)
    • Dirección
      • Charles Barton
    • Guionistas
      • Harold Shumate
      • Joseph Carole
      • Karl Brown
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    7glennstenb

    Harry Carey is a Good Cop With a Guilty Son

    I have had fun reviewing a number of films here at IMDb and I try to stay consistent in what I look for or take note of in evaluating a picture. I find that reviewing a film adds a deeper appreciation for the film. I enjoy all motion pictures, from the finer tried and true greats and classics to lesser ones, including B-pictures like "My Son Is Guilty." I rarely bother to offer thoughts on the great films, or even most of the class-A features, as usually many --if not dozens-- of reviews have already been offered on them.

    My overall enjoyment from viewing a film is what I am looking for when evaluating, or reviewing, a film. It really comes down to assigning a value as to how much I "enjoyed" the viewing. Yes, I may expect just a little more (or maybe considerably more) polish and sophistication from a big studio, high-budget picture with valued star players than I do from a smaller B-picture, but as far as enjoyment is concerned, I can get just about as much enjoyment from a B-picture as I can from an A-picture.

    "My Son Is Guilty" is a good case in point. Sure, it is obvious from the production values and editing that it was made on a lower budget, but I absolutely and thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated this little film. I loved the sets and the players and the economical pacing. The story was indeed fanciful, what with Harry Carey being so singularly naive, but it is easy to get wrapped up in the program and all the disruption and reactions that the return to town of the bad son engendered. Bruce Cabot played the unredeemable son smoothly and convincingly. Seemingly many raters of this film have given it five stars, and some even fewer, but I happily give it seven because I got a lot of enjoyment from watching it.
    4planktonrules

    If the police need information out of a suspect, just beat it out of 'em!

    Police Officer Tim Kerry (Harry Carey) is a great cop...but he has a huge achilles heel...his son, Ritzy (Bruce Cabot). Ritzy is just no darn good and has just gotten out of prison but Tim thinks his son has seen the light and has changed. In fact, Tim helps Ritzy get a job...a job which he wants so he can help his gang with a robbery! About the only one who can see right through Ritzy is Barney (Glenn Ford)...a childhood acquaintance who knows he'll never change.

    The acting is pretty good in this one though the film itself is yet another formulaic B-movie from Columbia. This doesn't mean it's bad...but it's also not particularly good because it's all pretty predictable. One of the few surprises is seeing Glenn Ford in one of his earliest roles (despite one reviewer saying it's Ford's first film, it isn't). The other is the message that cops sometimes just have to ignore civil rights and beat the truth out of suspects!! A decent time-passer that seems to promote occasional police brutality and not a lot more.
    4blanche-2

    B movie starring Harry Carey

    From the magic year in films, 1939, except the fairy dust didn't land on this movie.

    My Son is Guilty is a B film starring Harry Carey as Tim Kerry, a 61-year-old cop still walking a beat in Hell's Kitchen. It didn't look like Hells Kitchen, and people seemed to walk aimlessly up and down the street.

    Kerry's son Ritzy (Bruce Cabot) is released from prison after a two-year stint. He promises his dad he's going straight, but he's lying. One problem might stem from naming him Ritzy.

    Ritzy joins a gang planning a heist. Since he's a radio expert, they suggest he talk to his dad about working the police calls at the department so he can delay the all cars notification when the robbery occurs. Most police departments definitely want an ex-con handling this so they hire him.

    Twenty-three year old Glenn Ford plays a neighborhood kid in competition with Ritzy for the affections of Julie Bishop.

    Despite a fine cast, not a good movie.

    Look for Edgar Buchanan in a small role as a bartender.
    5SnoopyStyle

    son needs to be younger

    It's Hell's Kitchen. Tim Kerry (Harry Carey) is an honest cop trying to do good in the neighborhood while watching out for the bad apples. His son Ritzy (Bruce Cabot) is getting released after two years in prison. It's hard to stay on the straight and narrow.

    This story would be more compelling if Ritzy is younger. He's in his mid-30's. He is who he is by this point. If he's a twenty year old, he would have his whole future ahead of him. It would be a more dire struggle to save the boy. As it is, I'm surprised that he is still coming home to his pop. I'm just not that into him and I stop caring about his drama. There is an early twenty-something Glenn Ford. He would be a better Ritzy.
    2bkoganbing

    The Start of quite a climb

    I don't think that My Son Is Guilty would have been in any Oscar contention had it been released intact. But the editing department thoroughly butchered this film into incoherency. My Son Is Guilty was also Glenn Ford's debut film for Columbia Pictures, but fortunately for his career he wasn't the star.

    Harry Carey stars in this film as your kindly neighborhood Irish cop in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan. His bad seed of a son Bruce Cabot is getting out of jail after a 2 year rap.

    Carey thinks a little kindness will reform him. But Cabot's got no such notions of turning straight. But he does let his father use his influence to get him a job in the police radio room where at a propitious moment the radios go bad when a gang Cabot is working with pull a large payroll holdup where a cop is killed.

    Glenn Ford plays a friend from the neighborhood and rival to Cabot for Julie Bishop. Later on Cabot kills Glenn Ford's mother when she recognizes the fugitive.

    The idea of any police department employing Cabot with a rapsheet in a police command center really boggles the mind. I was speechless at the mere concept.

    My Son Is Guilty was also the first time that Glenn Ford worked with Edgar Buchanan whom he became great friends with and always tried to use in his films. Buchanan plays a bartender here.

    Best performance in the film is that of Wynne Gibson as the widow of the former head of the gang Cabot works with and she's tough, smart, and beautiful. Too bad her performance was wasted in this film.

    Glenn Ford made his feature film debut in Heaven With A Barbed Wire Fence the same year for 20th Century Fox. But Darryl Zanuck passed on signing him so Ford got a contract with Columbia. He'd have to work his way up in quality of pictures so My Son Is Guilty would be the start of quite a climb.

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    • Trivia
      Edgar Buchanan's first film and first film with Glenn Ford. Buchanan would go on to appear in a total of 14 Glenn Ford films.
    • Citas

      Police Officer Tim Kerry: We had a major catastrophe.

      Mrs. Montabelli: Oh, the saints blesses and what now?

      Police Officer Tim Kerry: This young lady and I had a collision. It was my fault, for not having eyes in the back of my head. Give her another bottle of milk, will you, and some corn flakes to go with it.

      Mrs. Montabelli: Oh, if everybody in Hell's Kitchen had a heart as big as you, Tim Kerry.

      Police Officer Tim Kerry: No blarney. How's that fine I-talian husband of yours?

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 31 de agosto de 1940 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idioma
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Cop from Hell's Kitchen
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Columbia/Sunset Gower Studios - 1438 N. Gower Street, Hollywood, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(Studio)
    • Productora
      • Columbia Pictures
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      • 1h 3min(63 min)
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.37 : 1

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