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Os Irmãos Rico

Título original: The Brothers Rico
  • 1957
  • Approved
  • 1 h 32 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,8/10
1,7 mil
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Richard Conte, James Darren, Dianne Foster, Larry Gates, Kathryn Grant, and Paul Picerni in Os Irmãos Rico (1957)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA retired mob accountant is drawn back in when his brothers, who have recently made a hit for the organization, decide to go to the authorities.A retired mob accountant is drawn back in when his brothers, who have recently made a hit for the organization, decide to go to the authorities.A retired mob accountant is drawn back in when his brothers, who have recently made a hit for the organization, decide to go to the authorities.

  • Direção
    • Phil Karlson
  • Roteiristas
    • Lewis Meltzer
    • Ben Perry
    • Georges Simenon
  • Artistas
    • Richard Conte
    • Dianne Foster
    • Kathryn Grant
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,8/10
    1,7 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Phil Karlson
    • Roteiristas
      • Lewis Meltzer
      • Ben Perry
      • Georges Simenon
    • Artistas
      • Richard Conte
      • Dianne Foster
      • Kathryn Grant
    • 31Avaliações de usuários
    • 31Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    The Brothers Rico
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    Richard Conte
    Richard Conte
    • Eddie Rico
    Dianne Foster
    Dianne Foster
    • Alice Rico
    Kathryn Grant
    Kathryn Grant
    • Norah Rico
    Larry Gates
    Larry Gates
    • Sid Kubik
    James Darren
    James Darren
    • Johnny Rico
    Argentina Brunetti
    Argentina Brunetti
    • Mama Rico
    Lamont Johnson
    • Peter Malaks
    Harry Bellaver
    Harry Bellaver
    • Mike Lamotta
    Paul Picerni
    Paul Picerni
    • Gino Rico
    Paul Dubov
    Paul Dubov
    • Phil
    Rudy Bond
    Rudy Bond
    • Gonzales
    Richard Bakalyan
    Richard Bakalyan
    • Vic Tucci
    William Phipps
    William Phipps
    • Joe Wesson
    Mimi Aguglia
    Mimi Aguglia
    • Julia Rico
    • (não creditado)
    George Blagoi
    George Blagoi
    • Restaurant Patron
    • (não creditado)
    Bonnie Bolding
    • Stewardess
    • (não creditado)
    Nesdon Booth
    • Burly Man
    • (não creditado)
    Marvin Bryan
    • Ticket Clerk
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Phil Karlson
    • Roteiristas
      • Lewis Meltzer
      • Ben Perry
      • Georges Simenon
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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    8secondtake

    Pre-Godfather mobster violence with less theater and more grit

    The Brothers Rico (1957)

    With Richard Conte's role of a lifetime, and a harrowing mobster scene that presages the Godfather in its casual viciousness, this is one heck of a movie. It sometimes lacks good old fashioned drama with the lighting and the camera-work, and some people might find Conte a bit reserved for the leading man under the gun, but the writing is really solid, the story well constructed, and the movie as a whole feels believable and tragic.

    At the core is a situation is Conte as Eddie Rico, formerly an accountant in a ruthless mob, now running a legit business in Florida and about to adopt a kid with his charming and playful wife. But right in scene one he gets a call from an old mob crony. They need his help. Or they say they do, at least, and a thug shows up to "work" at the business. Eddie's two brothers are still in the mob, and have been part of a hit, and there is an investigation closing in on them all unless Eddie can help get his brothers out of harms way. He takes this to mean out of the country, but it becomes clear to everyone else, and eventually to Eddie, that they mean to kill at least one of the two brothers.

    So with the clock ticking over an adoption ready that very day, and with Conte flying all over the country in a desperate bid to sort this out, we see a growing menace in thug after thug, place after place, from Florida to New York, where Mama and grandmother live, to a ranch in Southern California where one brother is hiding with his pregnant wife. What makes it hold to together especially is how sympathetic the brothers are as characters, and how evil the main mob man is even though he insists he loves the Ricos, and loves their mother like his own mother, and he wants only the best.

    In fact, the one long speech from this thug, played by Lamont Johnson, is a precursor to Brando's role in "The Godfather," with a chilling mixture of honorable love and threatening obligation and accountability. Eddie is at first taken by the honorable part, the love part, and events have to show him the brutal truth.

    And who is director Phil Karlson? An underrated master of these kinds of gritty, and not quite film noirish, crime and mob films in the 1950s ("Kansas City Confidential" and "The Phenix City Story"). I say not quite noir only in the sense that his films lack the over-the-top dialog and punchy lines of classic noir, and the filming is not as theatrical with angles, shadows, and dark night scenes. And if you like me prefer those noirish noirs, you have to step back and say wow, this is something really convincing and powerful, too. Some of Karlson's films are, in fact, film noirs at the core, but late noirs, no longer dealing with the loner finding his footing in an alien America, but still with a man against the world, as Eddie Rico is here. And the cinematographer here is Burnett Guffey, who would later shoot "Birdman from Alcatraz" and the legendary "Bonnie and Clyde."

    This is a seriously interesting film. Flawed, yes, sometimes obvious and clichéd, yes, but at its best it's penetrating.
    6bmacv

    Mob going corporate is subject of crime flick from Karlson, Conte

    It's a long way from the Little Caesars, Public Enemies and Scarfaces of the earliest sound movies to the Godfathers, Goodfellas and Scarfaces Miami-style of more recent decades. Along the way, there were intermediate stages, and director Phil Karlson (99 River Street, Kansas City Confidential) tries his hand at one -- oddly enough, working from material by venerable French pulp-writer Georges Simenon. Richard Conte runs a commercial laundry and, with his new wife, is trying to adopt a child; after a tarnished youth, he's gone straight. The younger males in his family, it so happens, have not, and a syndicate kingpin sends Conte off to smoke out his youngest brother, in hiding, supposedly to save his life; the young squirt is played by 50s recording heart-throb Bobby Darrin. But Conte is just being used as bait.... The Brothers Rico introduces us to an all-American, corporate, impersonal view of organized crime, ranging from New York's Mulberry Street to palm-fanned Florida to the mobbed-up sunbelt of Phoenix -- and to a world where the terms "family" has lost all of its many meanings. Only the bottom line now counts.
    7lokko53

    An entertaining story on the pawn players of a gang syndicate

    An entertaining film noir as the genre was nearing its end. Here we had a look at the gangster-mob life from a different perspective. Richard Conte plays Eddie Rico who worked for his uncle Kubik. The film begins with an ominous phone call as Eddie is told he needs to take in a mob member who is hiding from the justice. Eddie complies although he wishes to not get involved. He is currently trying to adopt a child with his wife.

    Eddie is called out by Kubik to find their missing brother Johnny. When Eddie runs into his brothers Gino and Johnny, he tells them to trust the mob and follow their instructions. Eddie believes that fidelity is still a virtue among the mob bosses. He is committed to the cause and will do anything to make sure his brothers continue to survive. As a noir, it moves from Florida to New York to Phoenix and California, becoming one of the few national noirs (there is none I can think of right now).

    The film is shot in a minimalist fashion. Most of the sound is diegetic based on the scenes on screen. On several occasions, melodramatic music plays which actually tones down the suspense, but clearly it is a tool used by the director to deprive the viewer of expected non-diegetic music. Richard Conte and his wife are very playful in the early scenes and risqué for the period as they engage playfully in the bathroom. As a mob movie with an Italian background, it continues the early gangster movies but takes the angle of the people down the line who are at the mercy of those at the top.

    The Brothers Rico is worthwhile as an entertaining movie if you enjoy film-noir and tracing the developments of gangster films.
    8bkoganbing

    Takes The Word On Face Value

    Towards the end of the noir cycle director Phil Karlsen came up with a really good crime drama about three brothers all involved to a greater and lesser degree with organized crime. The oldest, Richard Conte, was at one time the syndicate accountant. But he's retired now, running a laundry the boys have set him up with. His biggest problem now is that he and wife Dianne Foster are trying to adopt a child.

    But brothers Paul Picerni and James Darren are still very much involved and at the dirty end of it. Picerni's a contract killer who just made a major hit and Darren drove the car. Darren's gotten married and disappeared and the syndicate heads are worried he'll turn state's evidence. His brother-in-law Lamont Johnson's already been to the District Attorney.

    Conte has faith and trusts in the big boss Larry Gates who's been close to the whole family Rico, including their mother Argentina Brunetti who took a bullet meant for Gates way back when. So when Gates tells him to find Darren, Conte takes it on face value.

    Of course it's all not that simple and it becomes a tragedy for The Brothers Rico all around.

    The Brothers Rico made in the Fifties as it was could have been an anti-Communist film. The syndicate seems to be really well organized, from Little Italy in New York, to Phoenix Arizona, to Miami, Florida, they've got Conte's movements all tracked. Karlson really builds the tension up as Conte seems to keep running into old acquaintances, but just keeps going on trust.

    Larry Gates who usually plays upright moral types on screen has that persona work for him as the syndicate boss who's just pulling the strings from coast to coast. His is the best performance in the film, followed closely by Harry Bellaver an amiable underboss in Phoenix who's just following orders.

    Kathryn Grant is in this film as Darren's bride. This year that The Brothers Rico came out, she became Mrs. Bing Crosby. She'd keep working a few more years, but after that retired to raise the Old Groaner's second family. She registers well in her role as a pregnant bride in love.

    The Brothers Rico is a gripping noir film, not one for the paranoid minded among us.
    8mossgrymk

    bros rico

    Despite a horrible happy ending that still leaves a bad taste in the ol noir mouth and some really crappy acting from Kathryn Grant and Dianne Foster director Phil Karlson, as per usual, manages to snatch steak tartar from the jaws of Hollywood sausage. I'm especially impressed at how this fine action director can create an atmosphere of tension and menace without resorting to undue amounts of physical violence. In the first two thirds of the film, other than a very brief scene of one of the Rico boys being beaten, most of the mayhem is of the psychological variety as we see the slow, painful education of Eddie Rico into his naivete regarding the ways and means of organized crime that he had foolishly thought he'd left behind. Ably dramatizing this inner conflict is Richard Conte, one of the giants of the noir and crime genres. From an eager desire to believe that crime boss "Uncle" Sid has his best interests at heart to his sagging realization that the opposite is the case, Conte gives us a believable and powerful study in the dangers of self delusion. Ably assisting are three fine but too often overlooked late 50s/early 60s character actors; Larry Gates, who usually plays avuncular professors and DAs, chillingly effective as Sid, "Naked City" regular Harry Bellaver as a corrupt big fish in a small Calif. Desert town pond, and Rudy Bond as his none too bright flunky. So even though the denouement sucks and I would have liked more exploration of the very sick Sid/Eddie relationship I think even Georges Simenon, upon whose novel this film is based, would not have minded watching. Give it a B. PS...Great moody, black and white cinematography from Burnett Guffey of "Bonnie/Clyde" fame. I like how he renders Coronado Calif. Into Miami.

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    • Curiosidades
      Mimi Aguglia (Julia RIco), who plays Argentina Brunetti's (Mrs. Rico) mother, really is her mother.
    • Erros de gravação
      Gino follows his brother Eddie and then gets in Eddie's car so that they can talk privately. Eddie then drives to the beach. When Gino gets in the car, the wide shot shows a rear view mirror on Eddie's windshield. During the closeup while they are driving, the rear view mirror is gone. As they pull up to the beach, the wide shot again shows that the rear view mirror is back on the windshield.
    • Citações

      Johnny Rico: [to Eddie] Okay, okay, so nobody's blaming you. Let's just say something happened way back when, huh? So maybe I am gonna die, but Eddie, you've got even bigger troubles. You're gonna live.

    • Conexões
      Features Invasão de Discos Voadores (1956)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Let's Fall in Love
      (uncredited)

      Written by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler (1933)

      Sung and hummed by Richard Conte in bathroom while shaving

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      • setembro de 1957 (Estados Unidos da América)
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      • Inglês
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      • Coronado, Califórnia, EUA(Street scenes when Eddie and Gino are driving)
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