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Private Eyes

  • 1953
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  • 1h 4min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.2/10
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Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Joyce Holden, and William 'Bill' Phillips in Private Eyes (1953)
AcciónAventuraComediaCrimenDetective torpe

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter a punch in the nose, Sach gains the ability to read minds, so Slip and the gang take on a detective agency to try cashing in on Sach's new power.After a punch in the nose, Sach gains the ability to read minds, so Slip and the gang take on a detective agency to try cashing in on Sach's new power.After a punch in the nose, Sach gains the ability to read minds, so Slip and the gang take on a detective agency to try cashing in on Sach's new power.

  • Dirección
    • Edward Bernds
  • Guionistas
    • Elwood Ullman
    • Edward Bernds
  • Elenco
    • Leo Gorcey
    • Huntz Hall
    • Bernard Gorcey
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.2/10
    389
    TU CALIFICACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Edward Bernds
    • Guionistas
      • Elwood Ullman
      • Edward Bernds
    • Elenco
      • Leo Gorcey
      • Huntz Hall
      • Bernard Gorcey
    • 13Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 2Opiniones de los críticos
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  • Fotos3

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    Leo Gorcey
    Leo Gorcey
    • Slip Mahoney
    Huntz Hall
    Huntz Hall
    • Sach
    Bernard Gorcey
    Bernard Gorcey
    • Louie
    Robert Osterloh
    Robert Osterloh
    • Prof. Damon
    Joyce Holden
    Joyce Holden
    • Myra Hagen
    William 'Bill' Phillips
    William 'Bill' Phillips
    • Soapy
    • (as William Phillips)
    Rudy Lee
    Rudy Lee
    • Herbie
    William Forrest
    William Forrest
    • John Graham
    Chick Chandler
    Chick Chandler
    • Eddie
    David Gorcey
    David Gorcey
    • Chuck
    • (as David Condon)
    Benny Bartlett
    Benny Bartlett
    • Butch
    • (as Bennie Bartlett)
    Lou Lubin
    Lou Lubin
    • Oskar
    Tim Ryan
    Tim Ryan
    • Andy - the Cop
    Peter Mamakos
    Peter Mamakos
    • Chico
    Edith Leslie
    • Aggie - the Nurse
    Myron Healey
    Myron Healey
    • Karl
    Michael Jeffers
    Michael Jeffers
    • Parent
    • (sin créditos)
    Carl Saxe
    • Attendant
    • (sin créditos)
    • Dirección
      • Edward Bernds
    • Guionistas
      • Elwood Ullman
      • Edward Bernds
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    Michael_Elliott

    Bowery Boys #32

    Private Eyes (1953)

    ** (out of 4)

    The Bowery Boys Club is doing just fine in back of Louie's parlor but after Sach (Huntz Hall) is punched in the nose he grows the ability to read people's minds. Sach (Leo Gorcey) gets the bright idea to buy a detective agency and sure enough a beautiful blonde comes in asking for help and the boys soon find themselves battling crooks. If you've hung around the series long enough to reach this thirty-second film then you're not going to see anything you haven't already but the film moves along well enough for the fans. I think the first twenty-minutes are the best as the stuff dealing with the boys club will certainly have you flashing back to the East Side Kids days and the stuff with Sach getting beat up was rather funny. The early stuff dealing with Sach reading everyones mind actually had some well-written lines but once the entire subplot dealing with the crooks kicks in we get one tired joke after another. It's a real shame that everything was pretty straight-forward because there's enough material that they could have done to make this much better. Very briefly does Sach do his Sherlock Holmes impersonation so why they didn't keep this going is beyond me. They set up all sort of noir elements but do nothing with them. Instead we get the same boring joke over and over and the final slapstick dash through the health resort just falls on its face as we get the same gag over and over with the main one being men falling into a hot tub. Both Hall and Gorcey seem to be up for the events as both deliver fine performances with energy. Bernard Gorcey doesn't get much to do this time, although he at least gets a pie in the face. The rest of the cast are just so-so. PRIVATE EYES isn't a good film by any stretch of the imagination but it's certainly better than you'd expect from the thirty-second film in a series.
    7ksf-2

    middlin episode of bowery boys

    Kind of in the middle of all the bowery boy films, Private Eyes has the usual cast of Satch (Hall), Slip (Leo Gorcey), Gorcey's real dad, and Gorcey's real brother. When Satch gets whacked in the head, he gets mind reading powers, and once they realize this, the gang tries to figure out how they can capitalize on it. they set up as detectives, and when they get a cute, young, blonde customer, she leaves before they can even get her name. it was actress Joyce Holden, who didn't stick around hollywood too long; she only stuck around another couple years after making this one. The blonde is Myra Hagen, and she has been kidnapped by the mob. so now the gang is also caught up with the mob. and Huntz Hall in drag. even bob hope and bing crosby occasionally did drag. Directed by Ed Bernds, who would be nominated for ANOTHER bowery boys film High Society... (not to be confused with the high society that was a terrible remake of Philadelphia Story.) Bernds had made TONS of films with the Three Stooges and Bowery Boys, so he certainly was a pro at comedy and timing. At one point, Slip smacks all three of the other guys across the face at once, in PERFECT three stooges fashion! this is a perfectly good (silly) chapter in the bowery boys arc, so if you like em, you'll like this one.
    4bkoganbing

    The Eagle Beak Detective Agency

    Private Eyes is exactly the next line of business that Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall find for themselves in their never ending search for careers. One of these days they'll find success.

    Chick Chandler who has to leave town abruptly sells them his detective agency which is now available. Seems like a perfect fit because Huntz Hall after getting a whack on the noggin has the ability to read minds. It comes and goes though with each blow and the way he aggravates Gorcey, Leo has to keep his temper in check.

    The usual clichés about private eye films is found in Private Eyes, but this one doesn't quite jell. A lot of Abbott&Costello material recycled and the climax which is in an insane asylum comes right out of the Bob Hope classic, My Favorite Brunette.
    4wes-connors

    Watching the Detectives

    Run by entrepreneurial unemployed Leo Gorcey (as "Slip" Mahoney), the back-room of "Louie's Ice Cream Parlor" hosts "The Bowery Boys Club" for young lads who need a place to learn, as Mr. Gorcey explains, "the manly art of self-defense." While sparring with little Rudy Lee (as Herbie), bent-nosed boxer Huntz Hall (as "Sach" Jones) acquires mind-reading powers, after a hit in the head. As he does in other Bowery boy adventures, Gorcey decides to use Mr. Hall's super-power for monetary gain. In this case, the old boys open the "Eagle Eye Detective Agency". Beautiful blonde Joyce Holden (as Myra Hagen) heats up the plot.

    There is nothing new here, but it moves along. Hall's stunt double is obvious as he tries to blast open a safe. His mind-reading power doesn't fulfill plot potential. The recent emphasis on "Three Stooges"-type sound-effects slapstick is advanced; director Edward Bernds handled both "The Bowery Boys" and the Stooges. Fatherly Bernard Gorcey (as Louie Dumbrowsky) continues to muse, while second son David "Condon" Gorcey (as Chuck Anderson) and Benny Bartlett (as Butch Williams) are kept to a minimum. Best are the later bits with Gorcey as a bearded doctor, Hall as an old lady patient, and Edith Leslie as his anxious nurse.

    **** Private Eyes (12/6/53) Edward Bernds ~ Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Bernard Gorcey, Rudy Lee
    6SnoopyStyle

    the boys are p.i.'s

    Slip, Sach, and the other Bowery Boys are using Louie's back room for a kids clubhouse. After getting knocked out by a kid, Sach is able to tell what everybody is thinking. Private eye Eddie is leaving town and sells his business to the boys. A blonde damsel in distress rushes into their office. She fears someone is trying to kill her.

    As with all Bowery Boys movies, none of this is meant to be taken seriously. So, it is pointless to dissect the case or any minutia of the story. It is an excuse to spoof the private eye genre. It's not the best or the smartest. It is the Bowery Boys after all.

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    • Trivia
      The thirty-second of forty-eight Bowery Boys movies released from 1946 to 1958.
    • Errores
      At 1:02:45, the Bowery Boys Club is misspelled as "Bowery Boy's Club." (To be fair, it could be deliberate. The guys aren't exactly Harvard graduates.)
    • Citas

      Terrence Aloysius 'Slip' Mahoney: Louie, I depreciate the fact that you're so tolerable.

    • Conexiones
      Followed by Paris Playboys (1954)
    • Bandas sonoras
      The Gangs All Here
      (uncredited)

      Melody by Arthur Sullivan

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 6 de diciembre de 1953 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idioma
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Bowery Bloodhounds
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Monogram/Allied Artists Studios - 1725 Fleming Street, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(studios)
    • Productora
      • Monogram Pictures
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 4 minutos
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      • Black and White
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.85 : 1

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