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Fecha de Lanzamiento:
28 diciembre 1945 (USA) másFrase comercial:
Strange . . . Strange . . . Their Irresistible Love! Dark . . . Dark . . . Their Inescapable Fears ! másPlot:
A female psychiatrist protects the identity of an amnesia patient accused of murder while attempting to recover his memory. full summary | add synopsisPremios:
Won Oscar. Another 1 win & 5 nominations másComentarios de los usuarios:
Freudian fantasy másReparto
(Reparto completo)| Ingrid Bergman | ... | Dr. Constance Petersen | |
| Gregory Peck | ... | John Ballantine / Dr. Anthony Edwardes | |
| Michael Chekhov | ... | Dr. Alexander 'Alex' Brulov | |
| Leo G. Carroll | ... | Dr. Murchison | |
| Rhonda Fleming | ... | Mary Carmichael | |
| John Emery | ... | Dr. Fleurot | |
| Norman Lloyd | ... | Mr. Garmes | |
| Bill Goodwin | ... | House detective | |
| Steven Geray | ... | Dr. Graff | |
| Donald Curtis | ... | Harry | |
| Wallace Ford | ... | Stranger in Hotel Lobby | |
| Art Baker | ... | Det. Lt. Cooley | |
| Regis Toomey | ... | Det. Sgt. Gillespie | |
| Paul Harvey | ... | Dr. Hanish |
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Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound (USA) (promotional title)The House of Dr. Edwardes (USA) (working title)
Cuéntame tu vida (Argentina) [es]
Recuerda... (Spain) [es]
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111 min | Canada:95 min (Ontario)País:
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InglésRelación de Aspecto:
1.37 : 1 másSonido:
Mono (Western Electric Recording)Clasificación:
Spain:18 | Canada:PG (Ontario) | Iceland:L | Germany:16 (f) | Argentina:13 | Australia:PG | Finland:K-16 | Norway:16 (original rating) | Sweden:15 | UK:PG | USA:Approved (PCA #10456)Cosas divertidas
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After Alfred Hitchcock had suggested "Hidden Impulse" as a title, studio secretary Ruth Rickman came up with the title "Spellbound", which tested well in a pre-release survey. másErrores:
Continuidad: In his first scene Michael Chekov's hair changes. másBanda de Sonido:
Spellbound Concerto máspreguntas frecuentes
A Note Regarding SpoilersWasn't J.B. married?
How did J.B. burn his hand?
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A world in which Freudian psycho-analysis works as it's supposed to is rather like a world in which magic works - so call this film a fantasy. There's nothing whatever wrong with fantasy. Indeed, there's nothing better. Hitchcock announces at the very beginning that the story takes place in a Freudian world; thereafter he plays perfectly fair with us.
He even chose the right collaborators for a fantasy. The dream sequences were designed by Salvador Dali. (Anyone whose dreams really do look like Dali paintings maybe COULD do with some psycho-analysis.) They're not frightening - dream sequences rarely are - but they are at any rate more interesting than the usual dreams we might have or hear about. The music was by Miklós Rózsa, maybe the best of the composers who settled in Hollywood, certainly the most vividly overpowering. He was exactly the right choice for this film - however much Hitchcock disliked the score, or said that he did.
The story follows a confused Gregory Peck, who cannot remember key episodes of his recent (and not so recent) past, and who may, just possibly, be a dangerous criminal. Ingrid Bergman is a second-generation disciple of Freud who despite her professional caution finds herself falling in love with him. Perhaps it sounds cardboard already, but the performances invest the characters with more life than my descriptions did. Peck in particular is highly sympathetic. He comes across as not at all mad, not even mentally disturbed - just a man who can't remember one or two things and has an odd aversion to things like parallel lines. (That?s right - parallel lines.) Anyway, as I said, it's a fantasy: the forces of psychoanalysis must unravel the mystery before it's too late. (Why there's a "too late" is too complicated to go into.) The usual kind of Hitchcock suspense isn't there but the man WAS capable of moving outside his home genre now and then. Remember, his other fantasy was "The Birds".