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Rota Sangrenta

Título original: Blood Alley
  • 1955
  • Approved
  • 1 h 50 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,2/10
3,8 mil
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Lauren Bacall and John Wayne in Rota Sangrenta (1955)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaHis ship seized by the Chinese Communists, American Merchant Captain Tom Wilder languishes in prison but Chinese villagers help him escape to sail them to Hong-Kong.His ship seized by the Chinese Communists, American Merchant Captain Tom Wilder languishes in prison but Chinese villagers help him escape to sail them to Hong-Kong.His ship seized by the Chinese Communists, American Merchant Captain Tom Wilder languishes in prison but Chinese villagers help him escape to sail them to Hong-Kong.

  • Direção
    • William A. Wellman
    • John Wayne
  • Roteirista
    • Albert Sidney Fleischman
  • Artistas
    • John Wayne
    • Lauren Bacall
    • Paul Fix
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,2/10
    3,8 mil
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    • Direção
      • William A. Wellman
      • John Wayne
    • Roteirista
      • Albert Sidney Fleischman
    • Artistas
      • John Wayne
      • Lauren Bacall
      • Paul Fix
    • 49Avaliações de usuários
    • 18Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    John Wayne
    John Wayne
    • Capt. Tom Wilder
    Lauren Bacall
    Lauren Bacall
    • Cathy Grainger
    Paul Fix
    Paul Fix
    • Mr. Tso
    Joy Kim
    Joy Kim
    • Susu
    Berry Kroeger
    Berry Kroeger
    • Old Feng
    • (as Berry Kroger)
    Mike Mazurki
    Mike Mazurki
    • Big Han
    Anita Ekberg
    Anita Ekberg
    • Wei Ling
    George Chan
    George Chan
    • Mr. Sing
    • (não creditado)
    Spencer Chan
    Spencer Chan
    • Villager
    • (não creditado)
    Suey Chan
    Suey Chan
    • Villager
    • (não creditado)
    Danny Chang
    • Child Who Salutes Captain
    • (não creditado)
    W.T. Chang
    • Mr. Han
    • (não creditado)
    David Chow
    • Boat Man
    • (não creditado)
    Chester Gan
    Chester Gan
    • Ferry Boat Captain
    • (não creditado)
    Lowell Gilmore
    Lowell Gilmore
    • British Officer
    • (não creditado)
    James Hong
    James Hong
    • Communist Soldier
    • (não creditado)
    Paul King
    • Soldier
    • (não creditado)
    Esther Ying Lee
    • Villager
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • William A. Wellman
      • John Wayne
    • Roteirista
      • Albert Sidney Fleischman
    • Elenco e equipe completos
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    Avaliações de usuários49

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    7dglink

    Entertaining, if not First Rate, John Wayne Adventure

    William Wellman solidly directed and William Clothier beautifully photographed this preposterous Cold War saga of Chinese villagers that steal an old stern-wheeler ferry to escape from Red China. The entire village uproots and sails the ancient dilapidated vessel through the treacherous Formosa Straits, which are known as Blood Alley, towards Hong Kong and freedom. Of course, with a stalwart John Wayne at the helm, the boat is in good hands, at least when the Duke is not distracted by Lauren Bacall. Bacall, who seems to have wandered in from another film, has confused living in a small Chinese fishing village with taking a suite at the Hong Kong Hilton. Her stylish clothes are always immaculate and fresh; her make-up is perfectly applied; and her coiffures must have taken hours to complete. The brass bed in her room always has clean, pressed sheets, and an invisible army of elves evidently sweeps and dusts her home every night.

    But, aside from the incongruities and the racial stereotyping that was rampant when the film was produced, "Blood Alley" is an incredibly entertaining film that holds up to repeated viewings. Once the action leaves land, the escape at sea is exciting and often tense. Gunboats, storms, and treachery abound, although the Duke never loses his good-natured cool. Neither does Bacall, who remains confused about her surroundings and is dressed and manicured for a cruise aboard the Queen Mary. However, the film is great fun, if not as campy as it could have been. Mike Mazurki lends good support as a loyal Chinese villager, although he looks less Asian than John Wayne did in "The Conqueror."

    The stunningly composed landscapes that are bathed in ravishing colors and splashed across the Cinemascope screen are worth a viewing in themselves. The beauty of the countryside should have kept Wayne's attention focused, because Bacall is too cold and hard as a love interest, even for a man who ostensibly spent years in a Chinese prison. Maureen O'Hara always played well with Wayne, and perhaps she would have injected some blood and life into the role. Nevertheless, "Blood Alley" remains a guilty pleasure and loads of fun for those who love watching John Wayne play John Wayne and do not demand an entirely credible storyline.
    5jem132

    Worth a look if you are a fan of Wayne or Bacall

    This is one of Wayne's non-westerns, and Lauren Bacall in a different role to what we are accustomed to. 'Blood Alley' never reaches anything approaching greatness, but if you're a fan of Wayne or Bacall you may as well check it out.

    Right-wing Wayne plays Captain Wilder in this decidedly right-wing film. It seems to be an excuse for the film-makers to express their anti-communist sentiments, with the Chinese being portrayed as a backwards race in quite a few scenes. Add to that the countless American actors playing Chinese characters, and you have a very pretentious product overall. Anita Ekberg even plays a Chinese, evoking more than a few giggles from this viewer.

    The Wayne-Bacall teaming never entirely pays off, despite their best efforts.

    5/10.
    6gavin6942

    That John Wayne...

    His ship seized by the Chinese Communists, American Merchant Captain Tom Wilder (John Wayne) languishes in prison but Chinese villagers help him escape to sail them to Hong-Kong.

    Wayne plays a role originally intended for Robert Mitchum prior to an altercation with the producers. Mitchum was fired from the production by Wellman. Wayne took over the lead after Gregory Peck turned the film down and Humphrey Bogart requested a large amount of money to assume the role.

    Many people have focused on the way China and the Chinese are treated in the film. Many of the Chinese roles are filled by obviously non-Chinese actors. And because this is shortly after the Korean War, Chinese-American relations are not great. But I think Wayne getting the part is the more interesting story... this is clearly a role Mitchum would have dominated at, Peck would have brought acting chops to, and Bogart would have the Bacall rapport. But Wayne? Other than his fan base, he seems like an unlikely choice.
    9dodig-65512

    Fun old movie with John Wayne and Lauren Bacall

    I love this old movie and not because I'm a dyed in the wool John Wayne fan, because I'm not! There's a couple of other Wayne movies I like but not a lot! The Rooster Coburn ones are a couple! I don't watch a movie for the technical mistakes or say who was miscast! If I really like one it becomes a "favourite" and may be brought out fairly often! This is one of my very "favourites"! I can't really tell you why, maybe it's the idea of a whole village escaping from Red China, plausible or not! I love happy endings!! Maybe it's because I'm an old fart of 80! Don't give me violence or a lot of bed hopping that's not for me or 4 letter words either! I didn't hear a single one! I would like to point out that Amoy is on the coast of China.
    6bkoganbing

    The Bleeding Heart of China

    When I watch Blood Alley it does make me wonder that if all these people are so dead set on leaving Communist China than who was it that supported Chairman Mao. My answer is a lot of people who wished they hadn't.

    When Blood Alley came out in 1955 the Chinese Communist takeover was in 1949 and we in this country, rightly or wrongly, were not recognizing them. Maybe the policy was bad, didn't mean the Chinese Communists were any good.

    Anyway the film is about a sea captain who gets freed from jail in the People's Republic by a village who have hit upon a plan to take themselves to Hong Kong and freedom bag and baggage. The idea is to steal an old river steamboat and have Captain John Wayne pilot the craft down the Formosa straits, or Blood Alley as its called. Lauren Bacall who is the daughter of a medical missionary is along for the ride.

    Too bad that the Duke and Betty could not get a better film though they sure did do a winner later on in The Shootist. Nevertheless in her memoirs she spoke with great affection for Wayne and how much she enjoyed working with him.

    One other interesting thing has always struck me. John Wayne did three films with William Wellman and this was the least of them. The other two, The High and the Mighty and Island in the Sky are classics containing two of the Duke's best performances. But for whatever reason the Wayne family estate withheld them until last year it rendered discussion about Wayne's acting abilities totally off base. This one which is just a routine action adventure film despite the right wing political message.

    In addition Wayne is miscast, but in fairness he was pinch hitting for the originally cast Robert Mitchum. Back in those days Wayne and his Batjac production company did produce films with other people in them. One they did produce was Track of the Cat that starred Mitchum and was directed by Bill Wellman. Wellman also directed Mitchum in his breakthrough role in The Story of GI Joe. But Wellman and Mitchum came to a parting of the ways just before the film was to start shooting and Mitchum got canned.

    That left producer Wayne in a bind and after reportedly offering the role to Humphrey Bogart and Gregory Peck, he did it himself with no changes in the script to accommodate his less cynical screen persona.

    In fact according to Lee Server's biography of Mitchum, Wayne was to go on his honeymoon with wife number 3, Pilar. It was postponed and Pilar Wayne would not allow the Mitchums in the Wayne home for the time she was married to the Duke, though Mitchum and Wayne were friends. They could be friends, but Mitchum was forbidden to enter her home.

    Such occidentals as Paul Fix and Mike Mazurki were cast as Chinese in this film as was Berry Kroeger. It could never happen that way again, though Mazurki in fact did have some Oriental blood in his background.

    As for Communist China or Red China if you prefer, you never hear it referred to in that way any more. That's because the second Mao Tse tung couldn't fog a mirror the Chinese set about becoming good capitalist oligarchs. They pay lip service to the 1949 revolution, but that's about all.

    Good for them.

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    • Curiosidades
      Humphrey Bogart visited the set as he began to film Do Destino Ninguém Foge (1955). Lauren Bacall later recalled that John Wayne was the first to send flowers after Bogart became ill with cancer in 1956, even though he hardly knew Bogart.
    • Erros de gravação
      When Captain Wilder leans against the window, the wall moves.
    • Citações

      Capt. Tom Wilder: [spoken through voice tube to engine room] If you want a last look at home, you'd better take it now.

      Tack: [heavy with sorrow] I looked.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      The title is shown in Chinese characters, which dissolve into English.
    • Conexões
      Edited into Demônios Submarinos (1957)

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      • 1 de outubro de 1955 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
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    • Locações de filme
      • Stockton, Califórnia, EUA
    • Empresas de produção
      • Warner Bros.
      • Batjac Productions
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