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Martes tragico

Título original: Black Tuesday
  • 1954
  • Approved
  • 1h 20min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Edward G. Robinson and Jean Parker in Martes tragico (1954)
Film NoirCrimeDramaThriller

El gángster Vincent Canelli y el ladrón de bancos Peter Manning escapan del corredor de la muerte minutos antes de su ejecución en la silla eléctrica.El gángster Vincent Canelli y el ladrón de bancos Peter Manning escapan del corredor de la muerte minutos antes de su ejecución en la silla eléctrica.El gángster Vincent Canelli y el ladrón de bancos Peter Manning escapan del corredor de la muerte minutos antes de su ejecución en la silla eléctrica.

  • Dirección
    • Hugo Fregonese
  • Guionista
    • Sydney Boehm
  • Elenco
    • Edward G. Robinson
    • Jean Parker
    • Peter Graves
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Hugo Fregonese
    • Guionista
      • Sydney Boehm
    • Elenco
      • Edward G. Robinson
      • Jean Parker
      • Peter Graves
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    • 17Opiniones de los críticos
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    Edward G. Robinson
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    • Vincent Canelli
    Jean Parker
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    • Hatti Combest
    Peter Graves
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    • Peter Manning
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    • Father Slocum
    Warren Stevens
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    • Joey Stewart
    Sylvia Findley
    • Ellen Norris
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      • Sydney Boehm
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    8secragt

    Ideal Late Night Noir

    An interesting and surprisingly obscure prisoner-on-the-run crime drama, BLACK TUESDAY is perfectly suited for Late, Late Show viewing in the wee small hours of the morning, when much of the action takes place. Like KEY LARGO (also featuring Edward G. Robinson), THE DESPERATE HOURS and the PETRIFIED FOREST, the second half turns into a confined space stageplay. The large cast holed up in the even larger safehouse is game, however, and despite a few unintentionally funny and seemingly out of place romantic interludes, things otherwise generally remain taut. It's like old TV home week as no less than three players from the Desilu stage (Vic Perrin and William Schallert from Star Trek guest appearances, Peter Graves from Mission: Impossible right next door on the lot) get significant screen time. Also look for Russell (The Professor) Johnson in a minor part. Graves in particular has a much more emotive adult part than he customarily got (other than Stalag 17) and he goes for it with gusto, if not much panache. Still, Robinson is at his melodramatic "Where's your messiah now?" best here, blithely slapping broads, torturing gunshot victims and going out in a Little Caeseresque hail of bullets / blaze of glory.

    Seasoned noir veteran Sydney (SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS, ROGUE COP, UNION STATION, THE HIGH WALL and most notably, THE BIG HEAT) Boehm's script is not brain surgery (the prison breakout is dazzlingly improbable) and is frankly a bit derivative of movies like Cagney's KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE and Bogey's HIGH SIERRA. Also, they obviously didn't spend much on production values. Still, there is no one more iconic in this kind of capo titti capi role than Edward G. Robinson and given the lack of exposure this movie has had in the last 40 years, seeing Robinson's performance is akin to unearthing buried noir treasure. Any fan of Edward G. should immediately seek out this elusive screener because his vicious performance is nothing short of breathtaking, and trumps any of the limitations of this movie.
    6arthur_tafero

    Black Tuesday - Violence Fest ala Peckinpah

    Although this film is not as graceful as The Wild Bunch, it is still artfully directed and has a clever storyline. In one respect, though, it is the equal of The WIld Bunch for violent content. There is enough violence in this film for two movies. However, one cannot condemn a movie because it is overly violent. Men like these existed (and worse!) and they were even more violent than the Robinson character. While following the fate of men like these is unpleasant at best, one must come to grips with the reality of the lifestyles of hardened criminals. The prison break is a thing of beauty, but the rest of the film cannot possibly keep up with that event. However, the film as a whole is entertaining.
    8LeonLouisRicci

    E.G. ROBINSON CHANNELS "RICO/ROCCO" 1-LAST TIME...BRUTAL NORISH CRIME-THRILLER

    The "Ghosts" of Iconic Characters/Type Never Really Leave an Actor, but Remain to be Summoned Occasionally, if Need be.

    Apparently Edward G. Robinson, Reeling from a Career Downslide, somewhat Linked to His becoming a "Friendly" Witness to the "House Un American Activities" (HUAC), Decided to Call Upon 2 of His Former Glorified On-Screen Characters.

    Caesar Enrico 'Rico' Bandello from the Film '"Little Caesar" (1931) and Johnny Rocco from the Film "Key Largo" (1948).

    The Result is this "Hidden Gem", a Somewhat Under-Seen and Under-Appreciated Crime-Thriller with Heavy Film-Noir Undertones.

    It's a Relentlessly Down-Beat, Brutal Movie about Death-Row Inmates Vincent "King" Canelli (Robinson) and Peter Manning (Peter Graves) Planning and Successfully Pulling-Off an Escape on the Eve of Their Dual Electric-Chair Execution. Other Inmates are also Released and Join-In.

    The Movie Pulls-Few-Punches in the Determination to Portray the "King" as a Soul-Less, Maniacal, Killer with No Redeeming Qualities from the Outset and Eddie G. Punches and Guns-Down People Routinely.

    Peter Graves, on the Other-Hand is the "Soft" Side of the Criminal Gang. He's Sensitive and Artistic ( building matchstick bridges), but still Maintains a Desperate and Severe Attitude Throughout Most of the Running Time.

    There are Probably More Gunshots is the Finale then any other Film Up to that Point. In Fact, the Deafening Sound of the Hail of Bullets is used "Artistically" in 1-Scene to Illustrate and Emphasize.

    This is a Sharply-Designed, Dark, Story Told with Cut Angles, Deep Shadows, and Claustrophobic Sets and Hardened Criminals (Male and Female).

    It's a Winner, with Solid Grounding in Film-Noir with Threads of that Dark Style Woven Throughout.

    Was Hard-to-Find for a While and has Slipped Through the Cracks. Needs to be Rediscovered.

    For Noir and Crime Fans it's a...

    Must See

    For All Others...

    Worth a Watch.
    7Leofwine_draca

    Grim and compelling

    BLACK TUESDAY is a surprisingly good hostage drama that boasts an excellent performance from Edward G. Robinson as a gangster and prisoner who plans to bust out of jail during his execution. His co-star is a blond and youthful Peter Graves, of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE fame, as a bank robber who butts heads with the old timer. The film starts out as a vivid prison drama before moving into action thriller territory, and there's plenty of suspense from beginning to end. It also has a surprisingly nihilistic streak going through it, most of it stemming from Robinson's character, who is one of the most ruthless of the decade.
    8planktonrules

    Tough, exciting and lacking the usual cliches.

    "Black Tuesday" is one of Edward G. Robinson's better gangster films...and that says a lot! He plays Vincent Canelli, a convicted murderer who is on Death Row. However, Canelli isn't one bit repentant about his actions. In fact, he's planning to escape...and taking one of his fellow inmates (Peter Graves). Why? Because this other Death Row resident apparently stole $200,000...and Canelli needs it to start a new life.

    Instead of explaining his escape, let's jump ahead to the tense ending. Canelli and his fellow crooks are hiding out when the police discover their whereabouts...and soon there is a shootout and Canelli threatening to shoot the hostages he's taken. What's next? Well, you probably won't predict the finale...which I really appreciate.

    The best thing about this film is the writing. It's top-notch and never relies on sentimentality nor cliches. Instead, it's tough and very exciting...and well worth your time.

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    • Trivia
      The film was banned by the Memphis Censor Board due to its grimness and brutality.
    • Errores
      When one of the gang is injured and needs an operation, Robinson orders a captive to donate blood, and the man does so. However, he does not know--and no test is made to determine--if the man has a blood group compatible with that of the patient.
    • Citas

      Father Slocum: Listen to me, Vincent... you can't keep on killing and killing.

      Vincent Canelli: No? Just watch me.

    • Conexiones
      Referenced in Alma sin conciencia (1955)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Black Tuesday Blues
      by Bob Parrish

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 6 de mayo de 1955 (Francia)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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    • También se conoce como
      • Black Tuesday
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Stage 11, Culver Studios - 9336 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, Estados Unidos(Prison interiors)
    • Productora
      • Leonard Goldstein Productions
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      1 hora 20 minutos
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.85 : 1

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