Investigation criminelle

Titre original : Vice Squad

1953
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1h 28min

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Edward G. Robinson, Paulette Goddard, K.T. Stevens, and Adam Williams in Investigation criminelle (1953)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA tough captain investigates a cop shooting and stumbles upon a bank robbery plot. He's not afraid to bend rules to get results, using questionable tactics on witnesses and informants while ... Tout lireA tough captain investigates a cop shooting and stumbles upon a bank robbery plot. He's not afraid to bend rules to get results, using questionable tactics on witnesses and informants while balancing routine police work with major cases.A tough captain investigates a cop shooting and stumbles upon a bank robbery plot. He's not afraid to bend rules to get results, using questionable tactics on witnesses and informants while balancing routine police work with major cases.

Réalisation
- Arnold Laven
Scénario
- Lawrence Roman
- Leslie T. White
Casting principal

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6,7/10

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Réalisation
- Arnold Laven
Scénario
- Lawrence Roman
- Leslie T. White
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
First film produced by the newly formed Sequoia Productions.

Gaffes
When Mona is in Barnaby's office smoking a cigarette, the orientation of how she positions the hand holding it changes from cut to cut.

Citations
[Two people can be seen in an apartment. One of them is a man named Jack Hartrampf. The other is a woman named Vickie Webb. As some music plays, Vickie looks outside the door for a few seconds. After that, she closes the door starts to approach Jack]
Vickie Webb: All clear.
Jack Hartrampf: Are you sure?
Vickie Webb: I'm sure, I didn't see nobody.
Jack Hartrampf: I'd better go now, Vickie.
Vickie Webb: Will you call me?
Jack Hartrampf: First chance I can.
[the two of them share a quick embrace before Jack heads to the door. He opens it, and after looking around for a few seconds, closes the door and begins to descend the stairs]

Connexions
Remade as Lux Video Theatre: Vice Squad (1957)

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7/10

Nothing extraordinary, but everything falls together very well

While this isn't a great Edward G. Robinson film, it is a very good one and a rather realistic view of police work--complete with a 1950s-style ignorance of the Bill of Rights! Like the movie DRAGNET, police harassment and ignoring of some basic rights are okay provided it results in a conviction! But, unlike DRAGNET, this film isn't nearly as dark in tone nor are there any of the wonderful Jack Webb comments, such as "the first shot tore him in half,...the second one made him a crowd". Instead, Robinson plays a police captain that is quieter and less "Noir" but nonetheless still pretty sneaky in order to catch a cop killer and foil a bank robbery. Because the film tends to be more realistic than many cop dramas and avoids the trademark camera-work and snappy dialog of Noir, it is more a police film than an example of Film Noir. Still, it's awfully good and watchable--with good writing and pacing. Not great, but you could do a lot worse!