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Título original: The Window

1949
Approved
1 h 13 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTo avoid the heat of a sweltering summer night a 9-year-old Manhattan boy decides to sleep on the fire escape and witnesses a murder, but no one will believe him.To avoid the heat of a sweltering summer night a 9-year-old Manhattan boy decides to sleep on the fire escape and witnesses a murder, but no one will believe him.To avoid the heat of a sweltering summer night a 9-year-old Manhattan boy decides to sleep on the fire escape and witnesses a murder, but no one will believe him.

Direção
- Ted Tetzlaff
Roteiristas
- Mel Dinelli
- Cornell Woolrich
Artistas

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7,4/10

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Direção
- Ted Tetzlaff
Roteiristas
- Mel Dinelli
- Cornell Woolrich
Artistas

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Indicado a 1 Oscar
- 5 vitórias e 3 indicações no total

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Bobby Driscoll

Tommy

Barbara Hale

Mary Woodry

Arthur Kennedy

Ed Woodry

Paul Stewart

Joe Kellerson

Ruth Roman

Jean Kellerson

Tom Ahearne

Richard Benedict

Murdered Seaman
(não creditado)

Tom Coleman

Cop Carrying Stretcher
(não creditado)

Lloyd Dawson

Police Officer
(não creditado)

Carl Faulkner

Police Officer
(não creditado)

Budd Fine

Police Officer
(não creditado)

Charles Flynn

Police Officer
(não creditado)

Lee Kass

Reporter
(não creditado)

Johnny Kern

Observer at Scene
(não creditado)

Eric Mack

Police Officer
(não creditado)

James Nolan

Stranger on Street
(não creditado)

Lee Phelps

Police Officer
(não creditado)

Anthony Ross

Detective Ross
(não creditado)

Direção
- Ted Tetzlaff
Roteiristas
- Mel Dinelli
- Cornell Woolrich
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Curiosidades
This film was shot in the latter part of 1947 but shelved by RKO boss Howard Hughes and released in 1949. When Bobby Driscoll got his Juvenile Oscar in 1950, he was 13 years old.

Erros de gravação
(at around 4 mins) While running down the top flight of stairs to play with the neighbor boys, Tommy's breath is visible. His breath is visible again (at around 25 mins) while he is running to the police station, just after he runs past the canopy of 136th. This is due to shooting in the late Fall when the movie is set in the 94 degree heat of summer.

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[last lines]
Tommy: [Tommy and his parents are in the back of a police car on the way to the police station] And that's all the truth.
Police Officer: That was some jump, son.
Tommy: Yeah, but I know one thing. I'm never gonna be a fireman. I don't like jumpin' in those nets.
Ed Woodry: I'm proud of you, Tommy. And from now on, I promise I'll believe you.
Tommy: I'm glad, Pop. And from now on, I promise I'll never make up another story.
Mary Woodry: That'll make us all happy.
Ed Woodry: I'll bet when we get down to the station, a lot of guys are going to point at me and say, "There goes Tommy Woodry's father."
[Tommy smiles and his father chuckles over a shot of his son's beaming face]

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The role of "Tommy" played by BOBBY DRISCOLL by special arrangement with WALT DISNEY

Conexões
Featured in Crumb (1994)

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Children's Noir

Many know the sad tale of the life of Bobby Driscoll who was Walt Disney's first live action child star paving the way for dozens more right down to today's Disney Channel. As Disney at the time The Window was made released their product through RKO Studios, RKO apparently had call on Driscoll's services and they got him to star in this sleeper of a noir film which I call children's noir.

Bobby is the son of Arthur Kennedy and Barbara Hale and he's got a big imagination forever telling tall tales. That's the problem, when he sees a real murder take place in an upstairs neighbor's apartment no one will believe him, not the cops, especially not his parents.

But murder was done in that apartment as drunk and free spending sailor Richard Benedict was done in by Paul Stewart and Ruth Roman. The body was disposed of in a condemned building next door.

In Disney products we've seen all kinds of kids put in harm's way of many a villain. But because it is a Disney film we all know nothing will happen. Not so here. Driscoll is in the mean streets of a big city and a really bad man is chasing him. You feel his fear.

The Window got an Oscar nomination in the film editing. Almost 70 years later it's still a thrilling film to watch and the cross cut editing has a lot to do with it. Don't miss this one if broadcast.