Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA crooked detective begins investigating a situation on behalf of a friend and gets involved in murder, deception and double-cross.A crooked detective begins investigating a situation on behalf of a friend and gets involved in murder, deception and double-cross.A crooked detective begins investigating a situation on behalf of a friend and gets involved in murder, deception and double-cross.
Laura Antonelli
- Franca
- (Nicht genannt)
Geoffrey Copleston
- Chief of Police
- (Nicht genannt)
Silvia Dionisio
- Gabriella
- (Nicht genannt)
Alfonso Giganti
- Police agent
- (Nicht genannt)
Renato Marzano
- Coroner
- (Nicht genannt)
Marino Masé
- Romanis
- (Nicht genannt)
Quinto Parmeggiani
- Giornalista
- (Nicht genannt)
Vittorio Ripamonti
- Policeman
- (Nicht genannt)
John Stacy
- Porter
- (Nicht genannt)
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesThe green car that comes screeching to a stop in the first act is a Maserati Ghibli.
- PatzerDubbing switches maddeningly back and forth between Italian and English.
- Zitate
Commissario Baldo: Sister, can we get some coffee here?
Nun: No.
- Alternative VersionenReissue named "Macchie di Belletto" cuts 6 minutes of footage, most notably the entire performance of Silvia Dionisio.
- VerbindungenFollowed by Tote Zeugen singen nicht (1973)
- SoundtracksThe World Of The Blues
(uncredited)
Composed by Fred Bongusto
Conducted by Robby Poitevin
Sung by Shirley Harmer
Ausgewählte Rezension
You choose the genre
A man is shot in the head in his apartment in Rome and corrupt cop Franco Nero ends up trying to solve the murder. There's a list of suspects including fashion models and photographers, a torn photograph may hold the secret to the case, and the murderer starts killing people in order to cover their tracks. Nero's journey to the truth takes him through the garishly coloured twilight of Rome's counterculture. That's a giallo plot, right?
Let's try again, look at this plot:
A man is shot in the head and corrupt cop Franco Nero gets caught up in the case due to taking bribes to carry out tasks for the rich of Rome. Nero finds that there are limits to his own corruption as he gets caught up in a never ending cycle of blackmail and deceit while clashing with the local police and trying to get answers his own way, which means heavy handed violent confrontation and terrifying some of the suspects. Will he find redemption or will his own greed be his undoing? That's a polizio plot, right?
This film is both but concentrates nearly 100% on Nero's investigation, as he runs from suspect to suspect accusing them of murder amongst other things. The whole reason he ends up being drawn in is that the murdered man is connected to a couple that Nero is asked to break up by rich Adolfo Celi (underused here, but still great). Adolfo doesn't want his son getting mixed up with some English chick, and judging by what Nero uncovers, he's right, as everyone Nero meets is a free living drug fuelled hipster, this being nineteen sixty-nine and all.
Florinda Bolkan plays Adolfo Celi's second wife and stepmother to the son in question, and it turns out her own sister's death may be part of the mystery. There's a lot of dialogue in this one and very little action, so once again the actors carry the film, even if in the end things do become a bit dull. Until the ending, anyway.
Romolo Guerrieri does however try and keep things interesting by way of very quick edits and a really stylish world for the actors to dwell in, but those expecting high-octane action or cheesy giallo murders will be let down. Another good but not great one.
Let's try again, look at this plot:
A man is shot in the head and corrupt cop Franco Nero gets caught up in the case due to taking bribes to carry out tasks for the rich of Rome. Nero finds that there are limits to his own corruption as he gets caught up in a never ending cycle of blackmail and deceit while clashing with the local police and trying to get answers his own way, which means heavy handed violent confrontation and terrifying some of the suspects. Will he find redemption or will his own greed be his undoing? That's a polizio plot, right?
This film is both but concentrates nearly 100% on Nero's investigation, as he runs from suspect to suspect accusing them of murder amongst other things. The whole reason he ends up being drawn in is that the murdered man is connected to a couple that Nero is asked to break up by rich Adolfo Celi (underused here, but still great). Adolfo doesn't want his son getting mixed up with some English chick, and judging by what Nero uncovers, he's right, as everyone Nero meets is a free living drug fuelled hipster, this being nineteen sixty-nine and all.
Florinda Bolkan plays Adolfo Celi's second wife and stepmother to the son in question, and it turns out her own sister's death may be part of the mystery. There's a lot of dialogue in this one and very little action, so once again the actors carry the film, even if in the end things do become a bit dull. Until the ending, anyway.
Romolo Guerrieri does however try and keep things interesting by way of very quick edits and a really stylish world for the actors to dwell in, but those expecting high-octane action or cheesy giallo murders will be let down. Another good but not great one.
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- Bezenby
- 24. März 2018
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- Laufzeit1 Stunde 43 Minuten
- Sound-Mix
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