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I Died a Thousand Times (1955)Director:Stuart HeislerWriter:W.R. Burnett |
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Cast
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| Jack Palance | ... |
Roy Earle /
Roy Collins
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| Shelley Winters | ... | ||
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Lori Nelson | ... | |
| Lee Marvin | ... | ||
| Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez | ... |
Chico
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| Lon Chaney Jr. | ... |
Big Mac
(as Lon Chaney)
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| Earl Holliman | ... | ||
| Perry Lopez | ... | ||
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Richard Davalos | ... | |
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Howard St. John | ... | |
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Olive Carey | ... | |
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Ralph Moody | ... | |
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James Millican | ... | |
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Bill Kennedy | ... |
Sheriff
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The Million-Dollar Killer And The Dime-A-Dance Doll... See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
9 November 1955 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Gegen alle Gewalten See more »Company Credits
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Runtime:
Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Sound Recording)Color:
Color (Warnercolor)Aspect Ratio:
2.55 : 1
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[laughs]
Big Mac: So are you.
[Distainfully]
Big Mac: So what? Nobody ever left this world alive.
[Holding up his glass]
Big Mac: To you, Roy!
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Trivia
Dennis Hopper makes an early acting appearance as the boy that Shelley Winters dances with at the house party in L.A. See more »Goofs
At about the one hour and five minute mark of the film, after using the phone in the gas station, Roy Earl walks outside and the filling station attendant says, "Good morning Mr. Palance", thus using the actors name not the character's name. See more »Quotes
Big Mac: [Pouring a drink] It's like the doc says... if i don't lay off this stuff, it's gonna knock ME off, but I'm gonna die anyway.[laughs]
Big Mac: So are you.
[Distainfully]
Big Mac: So what? Nobody ever left this world alive.
[Holding up his glass]
Big Mac: To you, Roy!
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A real classic, ten out of ten! Every actor is perfect, the screenplay is a haunting succession of suspenseful scenes. Scenes in car and scenes in the mountains are breathtaking. Wonder if this film is already out in DVD, because it must be seen in Widescreen version. Saw this film in the late fifties, maybe three or four times, and never since then forgot it.I remember it was one of the first Warner like cinemas cope features, process called Warnerscope which gave a very neat cinematography. Shelley Winters and Jack Palance deserved an Oscar for their performances.The only thing I could criticize is not having been directed by someone like, say Nicholas Ray, to increase its rhythm and tension.