Estados Unidos / 01 abr 1943 / NR / New York City, New York
1h 34min
Media general
5.0/10
Sinopsis
Una chica de pueblo cambia de identidad para triunfar en Nueva York, y su novio resulta sospechoso de su "desaparición".
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| Actor | Papel |
|---|---|
| Howard Freeman | Mr. Quill |
| Millard Mitchell | Baldwin |
| Ward Bond | Jimmy |
| Pamela Blake | Mitzi |
| Ray Collins | Snodgrass |
| Paul Stanton | Stanhope |
| O. K. Ford | Music Lover |
| Eddie Acuff | - (uncredited) |
| Hooper Atchley | Man Getting on Bus (uncredited) |
| Louise Bates | Woman mistaking paint for blood (uncredited) |
| Barbara Bedford | Customer (uncredited) |
| Arthur Belasco | Customer (uncredited) |
| Brooks Benedict | Man in Lobby (uncredited) |
| Gertrude Bennett | Woman in newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Robert Blake | Boy on porch (uncredited) |
| Billy Bletcher | Customer (uncredited) |
| John Butler | 'Tribune' reporter (uncredited) |
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| Spencer Charters | Claudius Swade- motel owner (uncredited) |
| Cliff Clark | Detective (uncredited) |
| Jimmy Conlin | Bartender at opera (uncredited) |
| Gene Coogan | Man outside newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Sidney D'Albrook | Customer (uncredited) |
| Guy D'Ennery | Waiter at party (uncredited) |
| Joe Devlin | Painter (uncredited) |
| Don Dillaway | McGraw- photographer (uncredited) |
| John Dilson | 'Telegram' reporter (uncredited) |
| Abe Dinovitch | Man in newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Hazel Dohlman | Dowager (uncredited) |
| Ann Doran | Salesgirl (uncredited) |
| Charles Dorety | Workman (uncredited) |
| Mimi Doyle | Miss Kingsway (uncredited) |
| Edward Earle | Newspaper employee (uncredited) |
| Mary Elliott | Operator (uncredited) |
| Fern Emmett | Burden's maid (uncredited) |
| Frank Faylen | Gateman (uncredited) |
| James Ford | Reggie - Amanda's escort (uncredited) |
| Jack Gardner | Usher (uncredited) |
| Sugar Geise | Customer (uncredited) |
| Gibson Gowland | Opera patron (uncredited) |
| Mahlon Hamilton | Customer (uncredited) |
| Harry Hayden | Doctor (uncredited) |
| Grace Hayle | Banana split customer (uncredited) |
| Dell Henderson | Doorman (uncredited) |
| E. Mason Hopper | Man in newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Lilyan Irene | Maid (uncredited) |
| Gladden James | Newspaper employee (uncredited) |
| Marjorie Kane | Customer (uncredited) |
| Alice Keating | Customer in department store (uncredited) |
| Del Lawrence | Customer (uncredited) |
| Nolan Leary | Music lover (uncredited) |
| Cathy Lewis | Salesgirl (uncredited) |
| Clinton Lyle | Customer (uncredited) |
| George Lynn | 'Times' reporter (uncredited) |
| Charles Marsh | Man on the street (uncredited) |
| Mickey Martin | Messenger (uncredited) |
| Ralph McCullough | Man in newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Kitty McHugh | Salesgirl (uncredited) |
| Charles Meakin | Man in newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Kay Medford | Girl getting off bus (uncredited) |
| Roger Moore | Assistant floorwalker (uncredited) |
| Sue Moore | Salesgirl (uncredited) |
| Patsy Moran | Salesgirl (uncredited) |
| Mantan Moreland | Waiter at Swade's (uncredited) |
| Sandra Morgan | Woman on street (uncredited) |
| Frances Morris | Salesgirl (uncredited) |
| Thomas Murray | Onlooker (uncredited) |
| William Newell | Waiter (uncredited) |
| Robert Emmett O'Connor | Reporter (uncredited) |
| Al Ochs | Truck driver (uncredited) |
| Garry Owen | Detective (uncredited) |
| Emory Parnell | Policeman at newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Paul Parry | Man in newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Gil Perkins | - (uncredited) |
| Eddie Phillips | Reporter (uncredited) |
| Eugene Radovitch | Bit in newspaper office |
| Frances Rafferty | Girl getting off bus |
| Charles Ray | Opera patron (uncredited) |
| Robin Raymond | Girl (uncredited) |
| Gordon Richards | Garrett - butler (uncredited) |
| Cyril Ring | Man outside newspaper office (uncredited) |
| Henry Roquemore | Man with opera glasses (uncredited) |
| Walter Sande | Reporter (uncredited) |
| Bernard Sell | Usher at concert (uncredited) |
| Harry Semels | Italian at concert (uncredited) |
| Almira Sessions | Peggy's landlady (uncredited) |
| Sam Simone | Assistant floorwalker (uncredited) |
| George Sorel | Captain of waiters at party (uncredited) |
| Leigh Sterling | Young dancer (uncredited) |
| Harry Strang | Driver (uncredited) |
| Henry Sylvester | Music lover (uncredited) |
| Ray Teal | Pedestrian lifting Peggy up (uncredited) |
| Harry Tyler | Hillyer (uncredited) |
| Norma Varden | Opera singer (uncredited) |
| Dorothy Vernon | Woman in newspaper office (uncredited) |
| James Warren | Young dancer (uncredited) |
| Pat West | Man getting on bus and dropping penny (uncredited) |
| Ruth Dwyer | Customer in department store (uncredited) |
| Dick Gordon | Opera Guest (uncredited) |
Géneros
ComediaRomance
Ficha técnica
| Detalle | Valor |
|---|---|
| Título original | Slightly Dangerous |
| Idioma original | English (EN) |
| Idiomas hablados | Italiano, English |
| Países de producción | United States of America |
| Estado | Estrenado |
| Compañías de producción | Loew's Incorporated, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer |
| Fecha de estreno | 1 aprile 1943 |
| Producción | Pandro S. Berman |
| Guion | Charles Lederer, George Oppenheimer, Ian McLellan Hunter, Aileen Hamilton |
| Montaje | Frank E. Hull |
| Fotografía | Harold Rosson |
| Ayudantes de dirección | Wesley Ruggles |
| Operadores de cámara | Harold Rosson |
| Fotografía adicional | Harold Rosson |
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| Diseño de producción | Edwin B. Willis, Cedric Gibbons |
| Dirección artística | Cedric Gibbons, Edwin B. Willis |
| Decoración de set | Edwin B. Willis, Cedric Gibbons |
| Música | Bronislau Kaper |
| Sonido | Bronislau Kaper |
| Vestuario | Irene, William Tuttle |
| Maquillaje | William Tuttle, Irene |
| Peluquería | William Tuttle, Irene |
Fechas de estreno
Estreno en cines
México / 25 mar 1944
Suecia / 11 abr 1944
Portugal / 07 dic 1944
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