Beleza Perversa

Título original: Angela

1954
Approved
1 h 21 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAngela (Mara Lane), secretary to an important businessman in Italy, Bertolati (Nino Crisman, is an attractive and sophisticated girl, which is sufficient cause for Steve Catlett (Dennis O'Ke... Ler tudoAngela (Mara Lane), secretary to an important businessman in Italy, Bertolati (Nino Crisman, is an attractive and sophisticated girl, which is sufficient cause for Steve Catlett (Dennis O'Keefe ), an American car salesman, to fall in love with her. At her apartment, Steve finds B... Ler tudoAngela (Mara Lane), secretary to an important businessman in Italy, Bertolati (Nino Crisman, is an attractive and sophisticated girl, which is sufficient cause for Steve Catlett (Dennis O'Keefe ), an American car salesman, to fall in love with her. At her apartment, Steve finds Bertolati dead as a result of a heart attack, according to Angela. But, in order to prevent... Ler tudo

Direção
- Dennis O'Keefe
- Edoardo Anton
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5,6/10

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Direção
- Dennis O'Keefe
- Edoardo Anton
Roteiristas
Artistas

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Dennis O'Keefe

Steve Catlett

Mara Lane

Angela Towne

Rossano Brazzi

Nino

Arnoldo Foà

Capt. Ambrosi

Galeazzo Benti

Gustavo Venturi

Nino Crisman

Bertolati

Enzo Fiermonte

Sgt. Collins

Giovanni Fostini

Tony
(as John Fostini)

Aldo Pini

Doorkeeper

Maria Teresa Paliani

Beautician

Yoka Berretty

Unknown
(não creditado)

Gorella Gori

Nurse
(não creditado)

Luciano Salce

Unknown
(não creditado)

Francesco Tensi

Dr. Robini
(não creditado)

Direção
- Dennis O'Keefe
- Edoardo Anton
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Double Indemnity - Italian Style

A definite B-grade revisiting of 'Double Indemnity'. Of chief interest is the plenty of reasons why this could have been made in Italy, none of which seem particularly savoury today.

This entry drops Wilder's film's cynicism, malice and ambiguity in favour of some admittedly brooding atmosphere. This however also carries the weight of an unfortunately extraneous voice-over.

Starlet Lane can do posing sultriness to be sure, but as a femme-fatale her complexities are insipid to say the least. Considering the Italo-connection, the men's tough-guy antics aren't in the least threatening, and the whole affair lacks much-needed dollops of passion.