L'alibi di Satana

Titolo originale: The Unsuspected
Regia: Michael Curtiz |
Anno: 1947
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Dramma Mistero Thriller
Tag: based on novel or book | radio presenter | radio | birthday party | film noir | murder | radio broadcast |
Cast: Joan Caulfield | Claude Rains | Audrey Totter | Constance Bennett | Hurd Hatfield | Ted North | Fred Clark | Harry Lewis | Jack Lambert | Ray Walker | Nana Bryant | Walter Baldwin | Charles Horvath | Bob Alden | Jean Andren | Mary Bayless | Brooks Benedict | Edward Biby | Lulu Mae Bohrman | Kenneth Britton | Jack Cheatham | Eleanor Counts | Hal Craig | Martha Crawford | Bunty Cutler | George Eldredge | Bess Flowers | Charles Fogel | Ross Ford | Art Gilmore | Douglas Kennedy | Joleen King | Faith Kruger | Wendie Lee | David Leonard | Carl M. Leviness | Jack Lomas | Rory Mallinson | Harriet Matthews | George Meader | Charles Meakin | Ray Montgomery | Jack Mower | William H. O'Brien | Eddie Parks | Allan Ray | Larry Steers | Cecil Stewart | Lucille Vance | Richard Walsh | Florence Wix | Barbara Wooddell | Sam Harris | Charles Ferguson | Kenneth Gibson |

Un criminologo commette un omicidio e riesce a crearsi un alibi perfetto. Continuerà ad uccidere sempre creandosi nuovi alibi, finché sarà scoperto e racconterà lui stesso i suoi delitti alla radio durante la sua ultima lezione radiofonica di criminologia.

Approfondimenti

The radio that is shown in a few scenes is a Hallicrafters Model SX-42 and "represents a peak of pos [...] D
Wendie Lee's debut. D
There is an apparent in-joke when Hurd Hatfield compares Joan Caulfield's Mathilda character to her [...] D
The plane Matilda returns on is a 1946 Pan Am Lockheed L-049 "Constellation", registration NC88856, [...] D
The locomotive shown roaring out of the tunnel near the beginning of the film is a Southern Pacific [...] D
This film's earliest documented telecasts took place in Cincinnati OH Thursday 2 August 1956 on WKRC [...] D
Film debut of Fred Clark. D
In an article in the 10 October 1946 edition of the New York Times, Humphrey Bogart was to have star [...] D
Audrey Totter was borrowed from MGM for this picture. D
The novel upon which this film is based was first published in serial form in The Saturday Evening P [...] D
Joan Caulfield was borrowed from Paramount and Audrey Totter was borrowed from MGM for this film. D
The radio station call letters, WMCB, were created by inserting Michael Curtiz's initials into those [...] D
According to TCM's Eddie Muller, Michael Curtiz had wanted to cast Orson Welles in the role of Victo [...] D
At the Police lab, two bullets are compared under a duel microscope for rifling marks, and a closeup [...] D
The final career roles and screen appearances for Joan Caulfield and Audrey Totter both occurred in [...] D
Franz Waxman is the credited composer of the very effective score, en route to winning two consecuti [...] D
Final film of Eleanor Counts. D
Grandison's character was based on the flamboyant radio star Alexander Woollcott. D
This was Michael North's final role. After this film, he became an agent. Among his clients were Red [...] D
In a 15 November 1946 article in the New York Times, Eve Arden was slated for a role in this film - [...] D
First production in a 14 picture deal between director Michael Curtiz's new production company and W [...] D