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Your Witness (Robert Montgomery, 1950)
aka Eye Witness
Su testigo / El ojo delator
IMDb
Año 1950
Duración 100 min.
País Reino Unido
Director Robert Montgomery
Guión Hugo Butler, Ian McLellan Hunter
Música Malcolm Arnold
Fotografía Gerald Gibbs (B&W)
Productora Coronado Productions
Género Drama | Crimen
Reparto
Robert Montgomery - Adam Heyward
Leslie Banks - Colonel Summerfield
Felix Aylmer - The Judge
Andrew Cruickshank - Sir Adrian Horth KC
Patricia Cutts - Alex Summerfield
Harcourt Williams - Richard Beamish
Jenny Laird - Mary Baxter
Michael Ripper - Samuel 'Sam' Baxter
Ann Stephens - Catherine Ann 'Sandy' Summerfield
Wylie Watson - Mr. Widgery, Red Lion Proprietor
Noel Howlett - Martin Foxglove KC, Sam's Barrister
James Hayter - Prouty
John Sharp - Police Constable Hawkins
Shelagh Fraser - Ellen Foster
Dandy Nichols - Waitress
Stanley Baker - Sergeant Bannoch
Sinopsis
Adam Hayward (Robert Montgomery), un exitoso abogado de la ciudad de Nueva York, recibe un cable del compañero de guerra británico que le salvó la vida en la playa de Anzio, ahora está en problemas con la justicia en Inglaterra. Tomando el consejo de su secretaria para ir a Inglaterra en lugar de enviar dinero, Adam llega a la aldea de su amigo para buscarlo... (FILMAFFINITY)
It was the last film of Leslie Banks. (Wikipedia) and Robert Montgomery's final film performance.
Eye Witness (aka: Your Witness): Made in the Hitchcock style (and produced by longtime Hitchcock partner Joan Harrison), this witty English-made mystery/courtroom drama stars Robert Montgomery (who also directed) as a New York lawyer who comes to England to help a wartime pal (Michael Ripper) wrongly accused of murder. Who is the mysterious missing witness and will she be found in time to save a man's life? (DVDBeaver)
Your Witness ha sido editada en DVD junto con Breakdown (E. Angelo, 1952):
The second feature, Eye Witness or Your Witness, is even farther from noir as Breakdown. It's a slow mystery with some comedy elements of a stranger in a strange land (in this case, an American coming over to England). Robert Montgomery put his spin on noir with experimental Lady in the Lake and Ride the Pink Horse, but in 1949 he went over to England to direct and star in this mystery, produced by Joan Harrison (who co-wrote Hitchcock's early 1940's films and produced many fine film noirs). The movie was released in UK by Warner in January of 1950, and 7 months later Eagle Lion released it in US, removing about 6 minutes of running time. On this disc, VCI presents unedited 100-minute UK version of the film. Compared to its co-feature, Eye Witness print has more damage, but it's still a decent interlaced transfer. There are no subtitles for either film, and besides the trailers mentioned above, no other extras. An ok double feature time-waster for a rainy afternoon, but don't look for forgotten noir masterpieces in this collection. (DVDBeaver)
A la versión doblada que tan amablemente me pasó aguadulce, no solo le faltan los 6 minutos de la versión USA, sino que le faltan 14 minutos más. Incluso así la he sincronizado porqué he disfrutado viéndo esta película hecha sin pretensiones y con unos excelentes actores. Y de momento no hay otra manera de poder verla. No ha der demasiado difícil para un oido más fino que el mio, el poder hacer unos subtítulos forzados para estos minutos que faltan y que básicamente reproducen los protocolos de un juicio en Inglaterra.
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Your Witness (Robert Montgomery, 1950) DVDRip dual.avi [1.37 Gb] 
aka Eye Witness
Su testigo / El ojo delator
IMDb
Año 1950
Duración 100 min.
País Reino Unido
Director Robert Montgomery
Guión Hugo Butler, Ian McLellan Hunter
Música Malcolm Arnold
Fotografía Gerald Gibbs (B&W)
Productora Coronado Productions
Género Drama | Crimen
Reparto
Robert Montgomery - Adam Heyward
Leslie Banks - Colonel Summerfield
Felix Aylmer - The Judge
Andrew Cruickshank - Sir Adrian Horth KC
Patricia Cutts - Alex Summerfield
Harcourt Williams - Richard Beamish
Jenny Laird - Mary Baxter
Michael Ripper - Samuel 'Sam' Baxter
Ann Stephens - Catherine Ann 'Sandy' Summerfield
Wylie Watson - Mr. Widgery, Red Lion Proprietor
Noel Howlett - Martin Foxglove KC, Sam's Barrister
James Hayter - Prouty
John Sharp - Police Constable Hawkins
Shelagh Fraser - Ellen Foster
Dandy Nichols - Waitress
Stanley Baker - Sergeant Bannoch
Sinopsis
Adam Hayward (Robert Montgomery), un exitoso abogado de la ciudad de Nueva York, recibe un cable del compañero de guerra británico que le salvó la vida en la playa de Anzio, ahora está en problemas con la justicia en Inglaterra. Tomando el consejo de su secretaria para ir a Inglaterra en lugar de enviar dinero, Adam llega a la aldea de su amigo para buscarlo... (FILMAFFINITY)
It was the last film of Leslie Banks. (Wikipedia) and Robert Montgomery's final film performance.
Eye Witness (aka: Your Witness): Made in the Hitchcock style (and produced by longtime Hitchcock partner Joan Harrison), this witty English-made mystery/courtroom drama stars Robert Montgomery (who also directed) as a New York lawyer who comes to England to help a wartime pal (Michael Ripper) wrongly accused of murder. Who is the mysterious missing witness and will she be found in time to save a man's life? (DVDBeaver)
Your Witness ha sido editada en DVD junto con Breakdown (E. Angelo, 1952):
The second feature, Eye Witness or Your Witness, is even farther from noir as Breakdown. It's a slow mystery with some comedy elements of a stranger in a strange land (in this case, an American coming over to England). Robert Montgomery put his spin on noir with experimental Lady in the Lake and Ride the Pink Horse, but in 1949 he went over to England to direct and star in this mystery, produced by Joan Harrison (who co-wrote Hitchcock's early 1940's films and produced many fine film noirs). The movie was released in UK by Warner in January of 1950, and 7 months later Eagle Lion released it in US, removing about 6 minutes of running time. On this disc, VCI presents unedited 100-minute UK version of the film. Compared to its co-feature, Eye Witness print has more damage, but it's still a decent interlaced transfer. There are no subtitles for either film, and besides the trailers mentioned above, no other extras. An ok double feature time-waster for a rainy afternoon, but don't look for forgotten noir masterpieces in this collection. (DVDBeaver)
A la versión doblada que tan amablemente me pasó aguadulce, no solo le faltan los 6 minutos de la versión USA, sino que le faltan 14 minutos más. Incluso así la he sincronizado porqué he disfrutado viéndo esta película hecha sin pretensiones y con unos excelentes actores. Y de momento no hay otra manera de poder verla. No ha der demasiado difícil para un oido más fino que el mio, el poder hacer unos subtítulos forzados para estos minutos que faltan y que básicamente reproducen los protocolos de un juicio en Inglaterra.
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Your Witness (Robert Montgomery, 1950) DVDRip dual.avi [1.37 Gb] 
