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O Segredo da Porta Fechada

Título original: Secret Beyond the Door...
  • 1947
  • Approved
  • 1 h 39 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,6/10
6,2 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Joan Bennett in O Segredo da Porta Fechada (1947)
Filme NoirDramaMistérioRomanceSuspense

Uma rica herdeira de Nova York viaja para o México e se apaixona por um arquiteto, com o qual se casa imediatamente, mas surpresas desagradáveis a aguardam quando ela vai viver na mansão que... Ler tudoUma rica herdeira de Nova York viaja para o México e se apaixona por um arquiteto, com o qual se casa imediatamente, mas surpresas desagradáveis a aguardam quando ela vai viver na mansão que ele projetou e construiu na costa Leste.Uma rica herdeira de Nova York viaja para o México e se apaixona por um arquiteto, com o qual se casa imediatamente, mas surpresas desagradáveis a aguardam quando ela vai viver na mansão que ele projetou e construiu na costa Leste.

  • Direção
    • Fritz Lang
  • Roteiristas
    • Silvia Richards
    • Rufus King
  • Artistas
    • Joan Bennett
    • Michael Redgrave
    • Anne Revere
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,6/10
    6,2 mil
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    • Direção
      • Fritz Lang
    • Roteiristas
      • Silvia Richards
      • Rufus King
    • Artistas
      • Joan Bennett
      • Michael Redgrave
      • Anne Revere
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    Elenco principal46

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    Joan Bennett
    Joan Bennett
    • Celia Lamphere
    Michael Redgrave
    Michael Redgrave
    • Mark Lamphere
    Anne Revere
    Anne Revere
    • Caroline Lamphere
    Barbara O'Neil
    Barbara O'Neil
    • Miss Robey
    Natalie Schafer
    Natalie Schafer
    • Edith Potter
    Paul Cavanagh
    Paul Cavanagh
    • Rick Barrett
    Anabel Shaw
    Anabel Shaw
    • Intellectual Sub-Deb
    Rosa Rey
    • Paquita
    James Seay
    James Seay
    • Bob Dwight
    Mark Dennis
    • David Lamphere
    Robert Barber
    • Altar Boy
    • (não creditado)
    Ray Beltram
    • Townsman
    • (não creditado)
    Virginia Brissac
    Virginia Brissac
    • Sarah
    • (não creditado)
    Ralph Brooks
    Ralph Brooks
    • Guest in Home Tour
    • (não creditado)
    Albert Cavens
    Albert Cavens
    • Guest in Home Tour
    • (não creditado)
    Tom Chatterton
    Tom Chatterton
    • Judge
    • (não creditado)
    David Cota
    • Small Mexican Knife Fighter
    • (não creditado)
    Frank Dae
    Frank Dae
    • Country Squire
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Fritz Lang
    • Roteiristas
      • Silvia Richards
      • Rufus King
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    7blanche-2

    Another Fritz Lang-Joan Bennett collaboration

    Fritz Lang's "Secret Beyond the Door" is a moderately interesting noir. The story, like "The Uninvited" and "Shining Victory" is reminiscent of Hitchcock's film "Rebecca." I say Hitchcock's film and not DuMaurier's 1938 novel, because surprisingly, the novel only sold 20,000 copies and was not a success. I imagine the film changed that.

    The story concerns a beautiful woman, Celia (Joan Bennett) who falls madly in love with a mysterious and moody man, Mark Lamphere (Michael Redgrave) whom she meets while on a trip. She goes to live with him at the family home, which is run by his sister (Anne Revere). It's there she discovers a few things. One is that Mark was married before, is a widower, and has a son (Mark Dennis). Mark also has a secretary (Barbara O'Neil) who covers one side of her face with a scarf to cover a scar from a fire. Mark, she finds, also has a wing where he houses a collection of rooms in which famous murders have taken place. There is one room, however, which is always kept locked. Celia wants to know what's beyond that door, and what makes her husband so moody.

    "Beyond the Door" takes inspiration from two other Hitchcock films, Spellbound and Notorious, and taps into the postwar interest in psychology. There is a voice-over narration from the troubled Celia, who recounts her dreams. The film is very atmospheric, the music grand and suspenseful and, though one may be able to guess how it ends, the story is very intriguing. The ending, due to some narrative gaps, is somewhat disappointing.

    This isn't Lang's best film but one can certainly see the master's touch in the gloom, the fixation on the door, and the cinematography. Joan Bennett (whom I saw in person and was unbelievably tiny) shines as she usually did under Lang's direction. She could play both sophisticated and glamorous as well as trashy and sweet-smart. Here, in a funny way, she combines both - the character is a bit of a classy femme fatale. Redgrave is properly passionate one minute and distant and a little weird the next. I would have loved to have seen someone like Dirk Bogarde tackle this role a few years later.

    Derivative but very good.
    7ackstasis

    A distractingly-derivative story tarnishes an otherwise entertaining Fritz Lang psychological thriller

    Fritz Lang's creepy and atmospheric psychological thriller, 'Secret Beyond the Door (1948),' faces just one major obstacle that prevents it from being a completely satisfying film experience: the story is quite obviously derived from Hitchcock's 'Rebecca (1940),' which happens to be a superior film in almost every regard. This is not to question the talents or originality of Lang, since, of course, he was already an established director before Hitchcock ever got his break, but you can just tell how much this particular work was influenced by the Master of Suspense. Borrowing elements from the then-prevalent film noir movement, and adding shades of post-marriage paranoia from the likes of 'Rebecca' and Cukor's 'Gaslight (1944),' Lang also mixes in snippets of Freudian psychoanalysis, not unlike what I witnessed last week in Hitchcock's own 'Spellbound (1945).' The final product is not without its charm, and contains various moments of precisely-articulated suspense, but you can never overcome that niggling feeling that you've seen it all done better.

    Joan Bennett plays Celia, a young lady who acquires a large amount of money after her brother's death and decides to take a holiday. It is here that she meets Mark Lamphere (Michael Redgrave), a mysterious and charming gentleman who excites in Celia intense suppressed feelings of rebellion and exhilaration. Following their marriage, a hastily-decided proposition that can only lead to trouble, Celia immediately begins to notice peculiarities in her new husband, and, after her arrival at Mark's extravagant residence, she finds the dwelling haunted by the shadow of his previous wife. Mark, it seems, houses an unhealthy preoccupation with murder, and has made a hobby out of collecting entire rooms in which unspeakable atrocities of passion were committed. But what of the one room that is kept securely locked, never to be opened by anyone? Celia concludes that the secret to unlocking the inner depths of her husband's disturbed mind lies within that single room, beyond the forbidden door. Though Silvia Richards' screenplay, from a story by Rufus King, often seems too incredible to take seriously, Lang's film remains an interesting achievement, and is nothing if not entertaining.

    I found the promotional material for 'Secret Beyond the Door' to be grossly misleading. The image of Joan Bennett standing before a significantly-distorted door prompted me to expect a film of extreme German Expressionism, in the same vein as 'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920).' Fritz Lang, who developed his career in Germany during the 1920s, and having often used elements of the style, would presumably have been very adept at recreating the devilishly-twisted labyrinths of the human mind, but the only scene to even approach my stylistic expectations was the appropriately ambiguous and shadowy dream sequence, in which Michael Redgrave both prosecutes and defends his malevolent tendencies in court {this particular scene may even have influenced Hitchcock's heavily-stylised courtroom trial in 'Dial M for Murder (1954)}. The remainder of the film has the appearance of a typical 1940s film noir, with suitably shadowy cinematography by Stanley Cortez, supplemented by a voice-over by Joan Bennett. Also note the similarity between the character of Miss Robey (Barbara O'Neil) and Mrs. Danvers (Judith Anderson) from 'Rebecca,' most particularly in their respective final actions in each picture.
    bob the moo

    Sub-Rebecca melodrama that has its moments visually but no consistency or substance in the material

    Celia Barrett is a New Yorker with a trust fund and one of the city's most eligible single women. On a trip to Mexico she meets and falls for the charming Mark Lamphere, and later the couple marry. Returning to his home and pushing him to let her finance his passion for collecting "rooms", Celia starts to suspect that all might not be right with this perfect man she has landed and indeed the secrets in his house and in his past soon start to mount.

    I watched this on the back of positive reviews from a couple of people on this site; perhaps I should have read further though because I didn't find the wonderfully intelligent noir that they claimed to have seen. Perhaps these commentators have not seen the film Rebecca which sort of covers similar themes but does it much, much better than this film does, but for me I found it hard to care about this. Visually I liked it and credit to Lang because his direction and work with his cinematographer does produce some really well set up scenes that do have great atmosphere. However this is not repeated in the material which is not as intelligent as it would like to think itself. Indeed it is terribly overwrought and melodramatic and offers little to counter it.

    As a result the cast have to thanklessly play it up the best they can. I thought than Bennett did as good a job as she could have hoped to have done. She isn't brilliant though but she plays detective well. More important but not much cop is Redgrave; OK the blame lies more on the material than in his performance but given how little was conveyed by words at times, his performance was important but not up to the task.

    Overall then, a fairly overdone melodrama that doesn't really convince in how it uses psychoanalysis to inform and direct its narrative. It may look great but the substance just isn't there from the start right down to the insultingly simplistic final scene.
    6Lejink

    The Suspicion of Spellbound Rebecca by Gaslight

    Highly derivative this low-budget film noir thriller may be but with Fritz Lang at the helm, you forget the ridiculous plot and admire instead the cinematography and atmosphere he brings to proceedings. And when I say ridiculous, I mean it, how else to describe a storyline where a widowed architect marries a wealthy city girl and takes her to his big old house in the country where he's made over a number of the rooms into murder tableaux. You might think she'd look for the door marked "Exit", but no Joan Bennett herself gets obsessed with the one room he's locked up, the mysterious number 7 and before too long is making a copy of the key, so she can investigate, naturally at the dead of night.

    Being the 40's the Freudian overtones are overpowering, as the husband, Michael Redgrave in his first Hollywood role, seems to be over-reacting to years of unhealthy female influence and dominance in his life as his mood swings like, well, I guess you'd say, a door.

    In the background there's an apparently disfigured housekeeper Miss Robey, Redgrave's supportive sister and his difficult, moody son but the main tension is between the leads as it builds gradually to a fiery ending.

    The plot may creak at times like an old floorboard, Redgrave and Bennett are somewhat stiff and cold in their parts and the continuity isn't all it could be, but if like me you like film noir settings then this is for you too. Thus we get Bennett's interior monologues, lots of shots of her in front of mirrors, lots of scenes with darkened doors and symbolic keys, and even a shroud-like mist followed by a thunderstorm on the climactic night. There are some great shots of starkly-lit corridors and a wonderfully imaginative dream sequence (yes, it has those too) of Redgrave's where he's prosecuting himself in front of a judge and jury whose faces are in shadow. Dmitri Tiompkin's atmospheric score adds a lot to the overall mystery and dread, particularly at the end.

    This may not be Lang's best American film but there was more than enough in it to keep an avowed fan like me keenly watching.
    7AAdaSC

    One strange hobby

    This film sees Mark (Michael Redgrave) with a psychological problem. There are a few things wrong in his head, eg, he collects rooms where murders have been committed. He lays these rooms out exactly as they were, with original artifacts, at the time the murders were committed and devotes a wing of his house to them. When Celia (Joan Bennett) marries him, she only discovers his passion when a rain storm ruins the outside house-warming party they are giving, and he brings the guests indoors for a tour of the house.

    What lies in room no.7? It is permanently locked and becomes Celia's object of curiosity. Also in the house are 3 slightly spooky other characters - Redgrave's sister Caroline (Anne Revere), his son David (Mark Dennis) from a previous marriage and his secretary Miss Robey (Barbara O'Neil). Its a good film, but I think if I was a woman I would have left him pretty early on in the relationship! While I could see where the film was heading, the actual ending is not what I expected. It's a spookily filmed story and it's quite memorable.

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    • Curiosidades
      The grove of trees through which Celia (Joan Bennett) runs when she flees the house is the same grove through which the Wolf Man ran in O Lobisomem (1941), also made by Universal. In particular, the tree, against which she leans, is the same one under which the Wolf Man was beaten.
    • Erros de gravação
      When Celia takes an impression of the key in wax, she only takes the impression on one side, which would render the key made from that impression useless without the reverse side.
    • Citações

      Mark Lamphere: You were living that fight. You soaked it all in - love, hate, the passion. You've been starved for feelings - any real feelings. I thought: 20th Century Sleeping Beauty. Wealthy American girl who has lived her life wrapped in cotton wool but she wants to wake up. Maybe she can.

      Celia Barrett: Is it as hard as all that?

      Mark Lamphere: Most people are asleep.

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 12 de abril de 1948 (Suécia)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
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      • Inglês
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      • O Segredo da Porta Cerrada
    • Locações de filme
      • Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, Califórnia, EUA(Studio)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Walter Wanger Productions
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    • Tempo de duração
      • 1 h 39 min(99 min)
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