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Across the Bridge

  • 1957
  • 1h 43m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
7,2/10
1,2 k
MA NOTE
Rod Steiger in Across the Bridge (1957)
CrimeDramaThriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA wealthy businessman in New York absconds to Mexico by train in order to avoid capture for embezzlement. On the way, he steals the identity of another man for a visa, but that only complica... Tout lireA wealthy businessman in New York absconds to Mexico by train in order to avoid capture for embezzlement. On the way, he steals the identity of another man for a visa, but that only complicates matters.A wealthy businessman in New York absconds to Mexico by train in order to avoid capture for embezzlement. On the way, he steals the identity of another man for a visa, but that only complicates matters.

  • Director
    • Ken Annakin
  • Writers
    • Graham Greene
    • Guy Elmes
    • Denis Freeman
  • Stars
    • Rod Steiger
    • David Knight
    • Bernard Lee
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    7,2/10
    1,2 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Ken Annakin
    • Writers
      • Graham Greene
      • Guy Elmes
      • Denis Freeman
    • Stars
      • Rod Steiger
      • David Knight
      • Bernard Lee
    • 35Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 9Commentaires de critiques
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    Rôles principaux40

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    Rod Steiger
    Rod Steiger
    • Carl Schaffner
    David Knight
    David Knight
    • Johnny
    Bernard Lee
    Bernard Lee
    • Chief Inspector Hadden
    Noel Willman
    Noel Willman
    • Chief of Police
    Marla Landi
    • Mary
    Dolores
    • Dolores
    Eric Pohlmann
    Eric Pohlmann
    • Police Sergeant
    Alan Gifford
    Alan Gifford
    • Cooper
    Ingeborg von Kusserow
    Ingeborg von Kusserow
    • Mrs. Scarff
    • (as Ingeborg Wells)
    Bill Nagy
    Bill Nagy
    • Paul Scarff
    Faith Brook
    Faith Brook
    • Kay
    Marianne Deeming
    • Anna
    Stanley Maxted
    • Milton
    Mark Baker
    • Baggage Man
    Jack Lester
    • Sam
    Jon Farrell
    • Stationmaster
    Betty Cooper
    • Miss Hilton
    Noel Drayton
    Noel Drayton
    • Reporter
    • Director
      • Ken Annakin
    • Writers
      • Graham Greene
      • Guy Elmes
      • Denis Freeman
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs35

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    7howardmorley

    "M" nearly gets his man

    Bernard Lee made an acting profession playing various detectives, predominately as the first "M" in the Sean Connery era of James Bond from 1962.Before this he specialised in playing various policemen like in the subject film made in 1957.He is frustrated by the non-existent extradition treaty between Mexico, the U.S. & the U.K. in his attempts to bring to justice a latter day Robert Maxwell type crooked financier, played by Rod Steiger.A previous reviewer suspected it was filmed on location in Spain to obtain a Mexican type atmosphere and this worked well.There were a few British type actors pretending to be Mexican like Eric Pohlmann and the actor who played the chief of Mexican police whom I have seen in more typical British plots.

    However the star of the film for my money was the dog actor who played "Dolores".She had a few expressive close ups with her doggy eyes which were very effective.When Rod Steiger initially rebuffed her, I was concerned that the R.S.P.C.A. would have to intervene.Nowadays when animals appear in films the producers invariably state in the credits "No animals were injured during the making of this film".The plot has already been effectively commented on by other users.Quite enjoyable I awarded it 7/10.
    7themadmovieman

    Dark, breathless and unpredictable thriller

    This is a really interesting, dark and thrilling film all packed into one. It may not have the look of the most fast-paced film, but it really delivers and becomes hugely exciting towards the end, and whilst it may not necessarily seem so bleak on the face of things either, it becomes very depressing and heavy-going at some points, however it's got such a fascinating story that you can't help but be totally engrossed.

    Basically, the plot is full of the most unpredictable twists and turns you could ever imagine. What starts off as a relatively simple story suddenly transforms into an extremely complex tale of state borders, identity confusion and a whole host of other stuff that would normally be pretty tough to follow, however this film's excellent screenplay delivers all of that in such a way that it's still a simple enough watch to be pretty entertaining.

    However, there's nothing more exciting in this film than the way that it pulls your mind from one side to the other on a constant basis due to its numerous twists, because it eventually makes you realise that it's just too unpredictable to predict, and that sense of anticipation that you get before each twist comes is hugely exhilarating.

    Also, this film manages to be very heavy and bleak at points whilst still maintaining its excitement. The identity theft element to it is very sad, however what becomes most bleak is the final act, which is more a question of survival rather than anything else, and it really requires a lot to get to grips with.

    Finally, the most interesting thing about this film was its central character, the German-born British billionaire, played fantastically by Rod Steiger. On the face of things, he's a terrible person, but the strangest thing about this film is that this villain really grows on you as it develops, and he turns into some sort of an anti- hero, who you end supporting towards the end, rather than hope for his arrest as you do earlier on, which I found really fascinating.
    joshea98

    Rod Steiger co-stars with man's best friend

    Like other reviewers, I, too, have not seen this remarkable film in many, many years since . The fact that I still remember it demonstrates what a truly terrific film this is. How unfortunate that it seems to have been forgotten over the years. However, two days ago, on February 24, a DVD edition of the film was released in the U.S. and I'm now about to finally see this great film again after so many years. The loyalty that can develop between man and dog is surely put to the test by events that take place in this story which was originally written by Graham Greene. No one should pass up an opportunity to see this film which, unfortunately, has never been given the recognition it deserves.
    robert-giddings

    A fascinating thriller with star performances, one man and his dog.

    A truly memorable, but curiously forgotten film (not on video or DVD) that deals with an absorbing theme -- how to disappear using an assumed identity. A rare example, I think, of the film version's being just vastly superior to its orginal source (a slight, if taut short story by Graham Greene).

    The plot is brilliantly simple (a la Hitchock). Carl Schaffner is travelling on a train. He's trying to escape from something dreadful and threatening (not specified) and is terrified. In desperation he decides to bump off a fellow passenger, assume his identity and take his documents. He intends to leave the train at the other end, get through the official formalities and disappear safely from whatever is chasing him. He goes to a lot of trouble to darken his moustache, get the clothes right etc. The train reaches its destination. Passengers alight. He gets off, strolls down the plaform. It all seems to be going like clockwork.

    Then the guard shouts at him: "Hey! Don't forget your dog!"

    It seems his victim had a dog and boarded it in the guard's van. The rest of the film fascinatingly details the developing relationship between Carl and his newfound canine companion while he continues to attempt to survive and escape detection. It is highly original and gripping throughout. It has thrills and pathos. Superb acting by Rod Steiger as Carl and a really professional actor as Gloria, the dog. Very evocative black and white photography and rich, sympathetic direction. I saw this as a student in 1957 and never forgot it. I have seen it once on TV. It MUST come out on DVD!
    emurer

    Powerful, neglected Rod Steiger film

    I saw this film, based on a Graham Greene story, 30 years ago on Norwegian TV. Rod Steiger plays a crooked businessman on the lam, who flees across the border into Mexico. The U.S. and Mexican authorities collude to ensure that he won't have access to funds. With nowhere to stay, he is followed by a small dog, whom he first resents; they end up in the desert, where the dog saves his life. A wrenching portrayal of a man who is progressively stripped, first of what he previously valued, and then of everything.

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    • Anecdotes
      The English actors were puzzled by Rod Steiger's method acting. Bernard Lee had particular problems with it but director Ken Annakin liked the animosity between the actors as it fit with the characterizations.
    • Gaffes
      Schaffner leaves NY on a Pennsylvania Railroad train pulled by a GG-1 electric locomotive. A second shot also shows a GG-1. The next couple of shots show the train beyond the electrified territory and being pulled by a covered wagon. But, at just after 12 minutes, there's a GG-1 again.
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    • Bandes originales
      Smooth Sequence
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      Music by Trevor Duncan

      Published by Boosey & Hawkes

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 6 septembre 1957 (Denmark)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United Kingdom
    • Sites officiels
      • Streaming on "Classic films" YouTube Channel
      • Streaming on "Retroscreen Movies Revival" YouTube Channel
    • Langues
      • English
      • Spanish
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Brücke der Vergeltung
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Lora del Río, Sevilla, Andalucía, Espagne(Mexico scenes)
    • société de production
      • Independent Film Producers (IFP)
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    • Durée
      1 heure 43 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White

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