Director:
William WylerCámara:
Tony GaudioMúsica:
Max SteinerReparto:
Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall, James Stephenson, Frieda Inescort, Gale Sondergaard, Bruce Lester, Cecil Kellaway, Doris Lloyd, Willie Fung, Tetsu Komai (más)Streaming (1)
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La fría y calculadora esposa del propietario de una plantación de caucho en Malasia asesina a un hombre, supuestamente en defensa propia. Pero, de repente, aparece una comprometedora carta cuyo contenido echa por tierra la versión de los hechos de la protagonista. (Filmin)
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Surprisingly evocative spectacle that surpassed in the technical aspects. Bette Davis is perfect in every pose as Leslie, and her wild gaze in key moments proves that her peepers rightfully appeared in the song by Kim Carnes many years later. So why such a low rating? Because the producer's intervention undermined all efforts. I would rate the play a class above, and the movie should have ended the same way it did, about five minutes earlier. Then came an epilogue that is pointless, illogical, and diminishing of the initial composition; even though Wyler managed to shoot it in a thrilling way, at that moment all the emotions that were in me flew out the window.
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