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Fury Cinema
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"Fury Cinema" |
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Genre
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Drama Cinema,
Message Movie Cinema,
Courtroom Drama Cinema,
Crime Drama Cinema.
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Year
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1936 |
Director
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Director Fritz Lang.
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Actors
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Spencer Tracy Cinema,
Sylvia Sidney Cinema,
Walter Abel Cinema,
Bruce Cabot Cinema,
Edward Ellis Cinema,
Walter Brennan Cinema,
Frank Albertson Cinema,
Erville Alderson Cinema,
Herbert Ashley Cinema,
Leila Bennett Cinema,
Clara Blandick Cinema,
Ward Bond Cinema,
Edwin J. Brady Cinema,
Raymond Brown Cinema,
Frederick Burton Cinema,
Ralph Bushman Cinema,
Nora Cecil Cinema,
George Chandler Cinema,
Harvey Clark Cinema,
Charles Coleman Cinema,
Alexander Cross Cinema,
Esther Dale Cinema,
Jack Daley Cinema,
Helen Flint Cinema,
Mary Foy Cinema,
Roger Gray Cinema,
Jonathan Hale Cinema,
Ben Hall Cinema,
Sherry Hall Cinema,
Edna M. Harris Cinema,
Raymond Hatton Cinema,
Harry Hayden Cinema,
Sam Hayes Cinema,
Daniel L. Haynes Cinema,
Dutch Hendrian Cinema,
Al Herman Cinema,
Howard Hickman Cinema,
Robert E. Homans Cinema,
Arthur Hoyt Cinema,
Si Jenks Cinema,
Clarence Kolb Cinema,
Edward J. Le Saint Cinema,
Murdock MacQuarrie Cinema,
Wally Maher Cinema,
Tom Mahoney Cinema,
Edwin Maxwell Cinema,
Mira McKinney Cinema,
Frank Mills Cinema,
Esther Muir Cinema,
Ted Offenbecker Cinema,
George Offerman Cinema,
Franklin Parker Cinema,
Victor Potel Cinema,
Eddie Quillan Cinema,
James Quinn Cinema,
Bert Roach Cinema,
Christian Rub Cinema,
Sid Saylor Cinema,
Will Stanton Cinema,
Carl Stockdale Cinema,
Arthur Stone Cinema,
Frank Sully Cinema,
Gertrude Sutton Cinema,
Albert Taylor Cinema,
Tommy Tomlinson Cinema,
Minerva Urecal Cinema,
Guy Usher Cinema,
George Walcott Cinema,
Morgan Wallace Cinema,
Huey White Cinema,
Duke York Cinema,
Janet Young Cinema.
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File
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Runtime: |
96:00 |
Codec: |
dvd-rip |
Size: |
698.94 Mb |
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Storyline:
Fritz Lang's first American film is a vigorous and perceptive indictment of mob law, starring Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney. Katherine (Sidney) leaves her boyfriend, Joe Wilson (Tracy), behind in their Midwestern hometown when she takes a job in another city. Joe is a decent, hard-working soul, who wants to save up to buy a gas station and looks forward to the future when he and Katherine can get married. A year later, Joe is traveling to meet Katherine so that they can be married. Driving through a small town, Joe is stopped by a deputy sheriff waving a shotgun. Apparently there has been a kidnapping, and the fact that Joe has peanuts in his pocket circumstantially incriminates him in the crime. Joe is arrested and jailed. As Joe sits in his jail cell, the local townspeople begin to talk and whisper and spread rumors. Finally, a lynch mob forms and heads toward the jail. The mob tries to storm the jail and frustrated over their inability to penetrate the prison walls, they set the jail on fire. Joe barely manages to escape ("I could smell myself burning"), but the mob thinks that Joe has been burned to death. Behind the scenes, and with the help of his brothers, Joe tries to rig the verdict in the impending trial of the 22 vigilantes. |
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Fury Cinema |
