Pay or Die (Richard Wilson, 1960)
IMDb
WRITER: Richard Collins (writer), Bertram Millhauser (writer)
Genre: Crime
Plot:
Movie deals with organized crime "protection" rackets. Small shopkeepers are forced to pay for protection or else be brutalized or killed.
CAST:
Ernest Borgnine ... Police Lt. Joseph Petrosino
Zohra Lampert ... Adelina Saulino
Alan Austin ... Johnny Viscardi
Renata Vanni ... Mama Saulino
Bruno Della Santina ... Papa Saulino
Franco Corsaro ... Vito Zarillo
Robert F. Simon ... Police Commissioner
Robert Ellenstein ... Luigi Di Sarno
Howard Caine ... Enrico Caruso
Barry Russo ... Lupo Miano (as John Duke)
Vito Scotti ... Officer Simonetti
John Marley ... D. Caputo, Ragman
Nick Pawl ... Palumbo
Mario Siletti ... Enzo Loria
Vincent Barbi ... Fabraka, Driver
Mimi Doyle ... Nun
Sherry Alberoni ... Giulia De Sarno
Mary Carver ... Mrs. Rossi
Leslie Glenn ... Girl at bombing
Paul Birch
Sal Armetta ... Botti
David Poleri ... Voice of Caruso
[quote]Made by the creative team behind AL CAPONE (director Richard Wilson, cinematographer Lucien Ballard and composer David Raksin), PAY OR DIE is even better than its illustrious predecessor. In fact, this one gets my vote as the finest fact-based crime film of the post-UNTOUCHABLES/pre-BONNIE & CLYDE years. As emotionally wrenching as it is blood-spattered, PAY OR DIE is highlighted by Ernest Borgnine's moving and memorable star turn. It also offers the rare chance to see a slimmed-down Borgnine in full-on action hero mode -- kicking ass, taking names and gunning down evildoers without compunction.[/quote][quote]From the IMDB:
“This 1960 crime drama was directed by Richard Wilson, who had just made a highly successful film on the life of Al Capone the previous year, and does another fine job with this one, set in New York's Little Italy in the early twentieth century. Ernest Borgnine is the hero, a policeman who takes on the dreaded "Black Hand" that was terrorizing shopkeepers and various other innocent, law-abiding people by forcing them to pay "protection money" (or else). It's the usual cops and robbers story, but with more heart than most, and with an unusual setting, stunningly realized by set designer Darrell Silvera. That the story happens to be based on fact gives the movie gravitas. Although it's filmed as melodrama the film is in many respects a semi-documentary of tenement life, much of it sadly true. There's nothing romantic about the Mafia depicted in this movie. They're presented as the brutal thugs they really are, without a trace of sentimentality. The sympathy here is all for the poor people of the streets, and for the man who was their champion.”[/quote][quote]Also from the IMDB:
“This movie stars Ernest Borgnine in a straight dramatic role, and he pulls it off quite well. Set in New York City in 1906, newly arrived Italian immigrants are preyed upon by the Black Hand (La Mana Nera), which eventually became the Mafia. Borgnine plays lieutenant Petrosino, an immigrant himself, who realizes that the new immigrants will not cooperate with the police because the police in Italy were corrupt, and they expect the same in their new country. Petrosino realizes that he needs a squad of men - immigrants themselves - who speak the language, and can convince the people that things are different here. The Police Comissioner agrees with him, and he gets his Italian Squad. Some violence ensues, as the Squad goes about breaking the power of the Black Hand, including a plot to kill Enrico Caruso, the greatest tenor of his time. Zohra Lampert plays the role of Petrosino's girlfriend, and later wife with excellent restraint, and the final scenes (this is a true story) are wrenching.”
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Subtítulos franceses sincronizados a este ripeo:
Pay or Die (Richard Wilson, 1960) French.srt
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IMDb
WRITER: Richard Collins (writer), Bertram Millhauser (writer)
Genre: Crime
Plot:
Movie deals with organized crime "protection" rackets. Small shopkeepers are forced to pay for protection or else be brutalized or killed.
CAST:
Ernest Borgnine ... Police Lt. Joseph Petrosino
Zohra Lampert ... Adelina Saulino
Alan Austin ... Johnny Viscardi
Renata Vanni ... Mama Saulino
Bruno Della Santina ... Papa Saulino
Franco Corsaro ... Vito Zarillo
Robert F. Simon ... Police Commissioner
Robert Ellenstein ... Luigi Di Sarno
Howard Caine ... Enrico Caruso
Barry Russo ... Lupo Miano (as John Duke)
Vito Scotti ... Officer Simonetti
John Marley ... D. Caputo, Ragman
Nick Pawl ... Palumbo
Mario Siletti ... Enzo Loria
Vincent Barbi ... Fabraka, Driver
Mimi Doyle ... Nun
Sherry Alberoni ... Giulia De Sarno
Mary Carver ... Mrs. Rossi
Leslie Glenn ... Girl at bombing
Paul Birch
Sal Armetta ... Botti
David Poleri ... Voice of Caruso
[quote]Made by the creative team behind AL CAPONE (director Richard Wilson, cinematographer Lucien Ballard and composer David Raksin), PAY OR DIE is even better than its illustrious predecessor. In fact, this one gets my vote as the finest fact-based crime film of the post-UNTOUCHABLES/pre-BONNIE & CLYDE years. As emotionally wrenching as it is blood-spattered, PAY OR DIE is highlighted by Ernest Borgnine's moving and memorable star turn. It also offers the rare chance to see a slimmed-down Borgnine in full-on action hero mode -- kicking ass, taking names and gunning down evildoers without compunction.[/quote][quote]From the IMDB:
“This 1960 crime drama was directed by Richard Wilson, who had just made a highly successful film on the life of Al Capone the previous year, and does another fine job with this one, set in New York's Little Italy in the early twentieth century. Ernest Borgnine is the hero, a policeman who takes on the dreaded "Black Hand" that was terrorizing shopkeepers and various other innocent, law-abiding people by forcing them to pay "protection money" (or else). It's the usual cops and robbers story, but with more heart than most, and with an unusual setting, stunningly realized by set designer Darrell Silvera. That the story happens to be based on fact gives the movie gravitas. Although it's filmed as melodrama the film is in many respects a semi-documentary of tenement life, much of it sadly true. There's nothing romantic about the Mafia depicted in this movie. They're presented as the brutal thugs they really are, without a trace of sentimentality. The sympathy here is all for the poor people of the streets, and for the man who was their champion.”[/quote][quote]Also from the IMDB:
“This movie stars Ernest Borgnine in a straight dramatic role, and he pulls it off quite well. Set in New York City in 1906, newly arrived Italian immigrants are preyed upon by the Black Hand (La Mana Nera), which eventually became the Mafia. Borgnine plays lieutenant Petrosino, an immigrant himself, who realizes that the new immigrants will not cooperate with the police because the police in Italy were corrupt, and they expect the same in their new country. Petrosino realizes that he needs a squad of men - immigrants themselves - who speak the language, and can convince the people that things are different here. The Police Comissioner agrees with him, and he gets his Italian Squad. Some violence ensues, as the Squad goes about breaking the power of the Black Hand, including a plot to kill Enrico Caruso, the greatest tenor of his time. Zohra Lampert plays the role of Petrosino's girlfriend, and later wife with excellent restraint, and the final scenes (this is a true story) are wrenching.”
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Play duration: 01:51:08 (6667.995 s)Código: Seleccionar todo
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