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13 West Street (1962)
13 calle oeste
Director: Philip Leacock
Guión: Robert Presnell Jr., Bernard C. Schoenfeld (Novela: Leigh Brackett)
Música: George Duning
Fotografía: Charles Lawton Jr. (B&W)
Producer: Alan Ladd (Columbia)
80 min
USA
Crime-Drama
Cast:
Alan Ladd ... Walt Sherill
Rod Steiger ... Detective Sergeant Koleski
Michael Callan ... Chuck
Dolores Dorn ... Tracey Sherill
Kenneth MacKenna ... Paul Logan
Margaret Hayes ... Mrs. Landry
Stanley Adams ... Finney
Chris Robinson ... Everett
Jeanne Cooper ... Mrs. Quinn
Arnold Merritt ... Bill
Mark Slade ... Tommy
Henry Beckman ... Joe Bradford
Clegg Hoyt ... Noddy
Jordan Gerler ... Jack
Robert Cleaves ... Doctor
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055718/
Sinopsis:
Film precursor de "El justiciero de la ciudad" (1974). Al regresar una noche a su casa, un pacífico ingeniero de Beverly Hills (Alan Ladd) es asaltado por una pandilla de jóvenes delincuentes. Obsesionado con la idea de vengarse de ellos, se dejará arrastrar cada vez más por la violencia. (FILMAFFINITY)
Comments (Eleanor Mannikka)
Leaning heavily on violence to ostensibly deliver a pacifist message, this standard drama by Philip Leacock looks at the problem of teen gangs from a slightly different angle -- these teens are all wealthy. Everything starts off when aerospace engineer Walt Sherill (Alan Ladd) is accosted and severely beaten by a group of young punks. The victimized man decides to hunt down the thugs on his own, at first just for curiosity and then increasingly for vengeance. His actions spark retaliatory measures, and before the credits roll, the body count is elevated by a few more victims in what amounts to nothing more than a blood feud. In the end, justice of the legal and politically correct sort makes a token appearance.I was very surprised with "13 West Street". I found it both believable, and well-performed. It's amazing to see Alan Ladd's character correctly identify his as a "hate" crime. The way the director makes us (and the characters) think all teenagers are members of the five who attacked Mr. Ladd was nicely done.
The successful older man coming to terms, perhaps, with his increasing vulnerability is a great film subject. Ladd seems to understand this, and it becomes part of his performance. His physicality (whatever real health concerns he is having) is successfully incorporated into his performance.
Ladd's younger "trophy" wife really cares for him, and is unsure how to handle the unfolding events. Rod Steiger is great as the police detective assigned to the case -- watch how he turns over the newspaper when he confront the bartender. There are a lot of nice little touches like that -- from the director and/or performers… watch all their little mannerisms; they all fit the characters, and add to the believability.
There are more unexpected, and riveting, events. Are they implausible? In a 1962 film, perhaps they seemed so, but the decade ended with crimes and criminals significantly more "implausible". Accepting the situation is believable, there are some flaws which keep this from being a perfect film. I would have preferred "Chuck" to be a Charles Manson-type psycho, and could have done without the "Teenage Terror" angle. There are also some necessary "budget" restrictions.
They made the absolute most out of the budget they had, though. Highly recommended
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Gracias también a Bribobmac en Karagarga por la copia. El susodicho tvrip aparecía acreditado a Goofy así que gracias a él caso ser el artífice original de la tradu...o whoever. Enjoy.
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