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Odio a la ley

Título original: Cop Hater
  • 1958
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 15min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.3/10
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TU CALIFICACIÓN
Odio a la ley (1958)
Film NoirCrimeDramaMystery

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe hardworking detectives of the 87th Precinct in an unnamed city during a massive heat wave investigate the seemingly random murders of policemen.The hardworking detectives of the 87th Precinct in an unnamed city during a massive heat wave investigate the seemingly random murders of policemen.The hardworking detectives of the 87th Precinct in an unnamed city during a massive heat wave investigate the seemingly random murders of policemen.

  • Dirección
    • William Berke
  • Guionistas
    • Evan Hunter
    • Henry Kane
  • Elenco
    • Robert Loggia
    • Gerald S. O'Loughlin
    • Ellen Parker
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.3/10
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    TU CALIFICACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • William Berke
    • Guionistas
      • Evan Hunter
      • Henry Kane
    • Elenco
      • Robert Loggia
      • Gerald S. O'Loughlin
      • Ellen Parker
    • 15Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 9Opiniones de los críticos
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  • Fotos2

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    Robert Loggia
    Robert Loggia
    • Detective Steve Carelli
    Gerald S. O'Loughlin
    Gerald S. O'Loughlin
    • Detective Mike Maguire
    • (as Gerald O'Loughlin)
    Ellen Parker
    Ellen Parker
    • Teddy Franklin
    Shirley Ballard
    Shirley Ballard
    • Alice Maguire
    Russell Hardie
    Russell Hardie
    • Detective Lt. Byrnes
    Hal Riddle
    • Mercer
    Bill Neff
    • Kling - Rookie Cop
    • (as William Neff)
    Gene Miller
    • Miller - Reporter
    Vincent Gardenia
    Vincent Gardenia
    • Danny the Gimp
    • (as Vince Gardenia)
    John Gerstad
    • Laboratory Technician
    Ralph Stantley
    • Detective Hal Willis
    Glenn Cannon
    Glenn Cannon
    • Rip - Gang Leader
    • (as Glen Gannon)
    Alan Manson
    Alan Manson
    • Clark - Newlywed
    Sandra Stevens
    • Newlywed Wife
    Janet Manson
    • Maggie Reardon
    • (as Jan Kalionzes)
    Jerry Orbach
    Jerry Orbach
    • Mumzer - Gang Leader
    Frank Dana
    • Young Hoodlum
    Ted Gunther
    • Detective Roger Haviland
    • Dirección
      • William Berke
    • Guionistas
      • Evan Hunter
      • Henry Kane
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    9rsternesq

    you really can tell

    Very interesting, well done look at the late 1950's in NY, on the streets, in the precinct house. What is so amazing is that you really can tell which actors will end up stars or at least significant players. Charisma is very real and evident here. Robert Loggia is a revelation. I've never seen him so young and yet he is very macho and attractive. The camera loves him and I'll bet that a lot of viewers do as well. A boyish Jerry Orbach is certainly an eye full as well. Recommended as a very interesting exploration of the past that is now just receding beyond easy recollection. Cannot say that the female performers are as memorable but then, one can't have everything but this dishes up quite a lot and the author certainly deserves his subsequent career.
    7bmacv

    First filming of one of Ed McBain's 87th Precinct novels

    Even longtime fans of Ed McBain's evergreen series of police procedurals set in the 87th Precinct may be startled to learn that they started out back in the1950s (and they're still coming). Cop Hater was the first of them to reach the big screen, in a bare-bones production directed by genre-movie veteran William A. Berke.

    A heat wave has settled over The City (it's New York, but McBain never identifies it as such), bringing tempers to the flashpoint. An alarm clock wakes a cop for his midnight shift; when he descends into the soupy night, a shot fells him. The entire precinct mobilizes immediately - one of their own has been killed.

    We encounter the familiar names of the Precinct's detectives (or some of them), most notably Steve Carella (here, Carelli), played by a young Robert Loggia; he's the bright cop engaged - not yet married - to the beautiful deaf-mute Teddy (Ellen Parker). His partner Maguire (Gerald O'Loughlin) has already tied the knot, but when he tries to keep cool in his undershorts to the whirr of a feeble fan, his wife (Shirley Ballard) brushes him off (`You're wet - oozing wet,' she sniffs).

    When a second cop is gunned down in cold blood, attention turns to members of one of the gangs of young punks that were a fixture of post-war New York, but it's a dead end. Next, it's Maguire's turn to meet his very own dead end. Loggia, made indiscreet by too many `splashes' of Scotch to slake his thirst, tells his theories to a callow newspaper reporter and inadvertently puts Teddy in jeopardy....

    Cop Hater gets the feel of the grimy streets and cramped apartments of a sweltering urban jungle just right (it also preserves the film debut of Jerry Orbach and very early appearances by Vincent Gardenia and Loggia). The puzzle of the murders may seem a little mechanical (it's a riff on Agatha Christie's The Alphabet Murders), and personalities don't emerge as vividly as we might like. But then this was early in the series, and McBain had only begun to sketch out the quirks of his recurring characters. McBain, of course, is the pseudonym of Evan Hunter (born Salvatore Lombino), who wrote the screenplays for Blackboard Jungle and The Birds. In Cop Hater, his anonymous City takes pride of place.
    8jayraskin1

    Nice Half Exploitation Film Half Police Procedural

    I believe these type of gritty police films started around ten years earlier with "Naked City." There is a lot of nice neo-realism. For example, a gang leader calls a police captain "Daddy" and he snaps, "Call me "daddy" again, and you'll be spitting teeth." However, there are also some really exploitative elements. For example, deaf-mute Teddy (Ellen Parker) stands around for about five minutes dressed only in a towel, while the bad guy threatens to kill/rape her.

    Robert Loggia is quite likable as the detective who becomes more and more frustrated when he can't quite solve his crime. Ellen Parker does a wonderful job playing his deaf-mute girlfriend. She had a very short acting career doing a few television shows in 1958 and two movies in which she played the fiancé of Robert Loggia in both. It is too bad she disappeared after that. Anybody know what happened to her?

    This is a fun little movie, much closer to the street-smart New York "Naked City" television series of the time than the hyper-straight Los Angeles "Dragnet." The film is about as lurid as mainstream films got in 1958.

    Check out the great posters. Google "Cop Hater" and search "images." Shirley Ballad looks great in both her leopard skin bathing suit and negligee.
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    A modest inside view of an ordinary police precinct looking for a brutal killer

    Cop Hater (1958)

    This is no brilliant affair, but it's more enjoyable than you might expect. It centers around a precinct police station and a group of guys who are suddenly on a manhunt for a cop killer. While that part of the plot has its small moments, it's the interaction between these guys, including some honest fun banter (not tough guy stuff), that really works. And two or three of the main cops are good actors, holding their own.

    There are women on the side, one a searing beauty of some sort (a bit exaggerated and stiff, but you get the idea when she's on), the other a sharp and stylish deaf and mute woman played by Ellen Parker. These types are obviously meant to be opposites, one sympathetic and modest, the other full of herself and untrustworthy.

    There is a Latino gang that figures into play eventually, and that gets a little crazy in its own way. And the leader is Glenn Cannon, who went on to have a long career on t.v. This is his first movie and he's pretty terrific for his four minutes of fame.

    Otherwise this is a conventionally filmed crime film. Don't expect a gritty or moody film noir, because it's not that. But do expect a well paced plot with some nice interpersonal stuff. Probably has more honesty to it than most crime movies of the time, which are pumped up with types and drama.
    8LeonLouisRicci

    EXCELLENT CUTTING-EDGE SLEEPER WAITING FOR DISCOVERY...VIOLENT AND SEXY

    An Above Average B-Movie from the First 87th Precinct Novel from Prolific Author Ed McBain, born Salvatore Lombino, (aka Evan Hunter (The Blackboard Jungle) and at least a half dozen other pseudonyms).

    This Late Entry in the Film-Noir/Police Procedural has Elements of Sexploitation.

    With an Obvious Effort at Showcasing the Female Form in Sultry and Cute Poses from the Two Female Leads, Ellen Parker, Shirley Ballard. Both Contribute to the Movie's Cutting-Edge Look and Appeal.

    The Film, with a Young Robert Loggia Chewing the Scenery in a Volatile Role as the Chief Investigator who Watches Helplessly as His Partner and Colleagues Fall One by One at the Hands of a Murderer who is Targeting "Cops".

    The Low-Budget is Enhanced by Surreal Claustrophobic Sets and an Atmosphere of an Oppressing Big City Heat-Wave. The Tone Slowly Reaches the Boiling Point.

    There are Outstanding Scenes...the Juvenile Gang Interrogation, the Reporter's Involvement, and the Two Female Roles are given Equal-Time to Make Their Presence More than Known.

    The Cast all seem to be Involved and On the Mark.

    The Reveal is a Shocker and is more Complex than the Usual B-Movie Stuff.

    A Winner that is Languishing on the Fringes off its Ilk, but most People who have Seen it are more than Impressed at its Daring and Direct Take on the Genre.

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    • Trivia
      First credited role of Jerry Orbach.
    • Errores
      At 13 min Detective Maguire reports that Police Officer Reardon got knocked off with 3 shots to the back of the head. At 2 min when Reardon was shot only 2 shots were fired.
    • Citas

      Detective Mike Maguire: It's the hottest night of the year and you're fresh and clean like a daisy in a meadow. You smell sweeter than all the daisies in all the meadows all over the world.

      Alice Maguire: Oh, you're wet! You're oozing wet!

      Detective Mike Maguire: You used to like it when I was oozing wet.

      Alice Maguire: Well, I don't like it now.

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 19 de enero de 1960 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idiomas
      • Inglés
      • Lenguaje de signos americano
    • También se conoce como
      • Cop Hater
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
    • Productora
      • Barbizon Productions Inc.
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 15 minutos
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Mono
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.33 : 1

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