An American gangster sent back to his home country falls in love with a widowed countess.
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Title: Deported (1950)
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| Märta Torén | ... | Countess Christine di Lorenzi (as Marta Toren) | |
| Jeff Chandler | ... | Vic Smith | |
| Claude Dauphin | ... | Vito Bucelli | |
| Marina Berti | ... | Gina Carapia | |
| Richard Rober | ... | Bernardo Gervaso | |
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Silvio Minciotti | ... | Armando Sparducci |
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Carlo Rizzo | ... | Guido Caruso |
| Mimi Aguglia | ... | Teresa Sparducci | |
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Adriano Ambrogi | ... | Father Genaro |
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Michael Tor | ... | Ernesto Pampilone |
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Erminio Spalla | ... | Benjamino Barda |
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Dino Nardi | ... | Donati |
| Guido Celano | ... | Aldo Brescia | |
| Tito Vuolo | ... | Postal Clerk | |
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An American gangster born in Italy, Vic Smith (Jeff Chandler), after being deported back to Italy as an undesirable citizen, gets involved with an Italian black-market ring and falls in love with Countess Christine di Lorenzi, a beautiful widow. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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THEY KICKED HIM OUT OF THE COUNTRY!...and dared him to stay alive! (original poster) See more »Parents Guide:
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1 November 1950 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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"Deported" was one the last of Siodmak's American movies,and I have got to agree with the precedent user:it's probably his weakest American effort (for that matter,only the ridiculous " Cobra woman" is worse).It's also the beginning of a period of barren inspiration-although some praise " the crimson pirate" - which would end when he returned in his native Germany where he made other great movies ("Nachts,Wenn Der Teufel Kam" "die Ratten"...).
Siodmak was always a cosmopolitan director who began his career in Germany (1929),then continued in France and spent the forties in America.So it was only natural he chose Italy as the place of his 1950 work.Unfortunately,his depiction of Italy is handicapped by the fact that Italians,most of the time,speak English between them,and that the screenplay is full of Italian clichés such as the meal with the uncle and the whole family.Some characters (Gina)appear and disappear without any purpose.Some (the Comtessa) are clichéd.And it takes a lot of imagination to believe that Jeff Chandler ,who never utters a word in Italian,was born there .Only the scenes in the warehouse where Siodmak does a smart use of toys -although too short- recall his film noir greatness (from " phantom lady" to " Thelma Jordan" (1944-1949) all that he did is classic or near-classic thriller)