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United States, 1956. Crime, Drama, Film noir. 80. Synopsis. Fritz Lang’s last U.S. movie is this intriguing film noir about a novelist (Dana Andrews) out to expose the injustices of capital punishment. ... BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. Trailer. Directed by. Fritz Lang. United States, 1956. Crime, Drama, Film noir. 80.
Más allá de la duda (Beyond a Reasonable Doubt) es una película británica de 1956 con guion de Douglas Morrow (1913 - 1994), dirección de Fritz Lang y actuación de Dana Andrews y Joan Fontaine. Sinopsis.
United States, 1956. Crime, Drama, Film noir. 80. Synopsis. Fritz Lang’s last U.S. movie is this intriguing film noir about a novelist (Dana Andrews) out to expose the injustices of capital punishment. ... BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. Directed by. Fritz Lang. United States, 1956. Crime, Drama, Film noir. 80.
BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. Directed by. Fritz Lang. United States, 1956. Crime, Drama, Film noir. 80. Synopsis. Fritz Lang’s last U.S. movie is this intriguing film noir about a novelist (Dana Andrews) out to expose the injustices of capital punishment. Synopsis.
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After director Fritz Lang vaulted to prominence with such masterpieces of German cinema as Metropolis and M, he brought his art to Hollywood films, including Fury, Ministry of Fear, The Woman in the Window and more trenchant tales of innocents caught in a web of seeming guilt. His last U.S. movie is this intriguing film noir about a novelist (Dana Andrews) out to expose the injustices of ...
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt is a film directed by Fritz Lang with Dana Andrews, Joan Fontaine, Sidney Blackmer, Arthur Franz .... Year: 1956. Original title: Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. Synopsis: Writer sets himself up to take murder rap to show the errors of circumstantial evidence. With a friend holding back evidence so he can prove his innocence at the last minute, he goes to trial.
