Crossfire (1947)
Average Rating: 7.2/10
Reviews Counted: 14
Fresh: 11 | Rotten: 3
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Critic Reviews: 4
Fresh: 4 | Rotten: 0
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This drama was one of the first major-studio efforts to confront anti-Semitism (beating the Oscar-winning Gentleman's Agreement by several months), and it features a standout performance from Robert Ryan as a bigoted soldier on the run. Monty Montogomery (Ryan) is a violent and unstable soldier who, while out on a pass, goes on a drinking spree with three buddies, Floyd (Steve Brodie), Arthur (George A. Cooper), and Leroy (William Phipps). While boozing it up in a tavern, the four men meet
Jan 1, 1947 Wide
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Cast
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Robert Young
Capt. Finlay -
Robert Mitchum
Sgt. Peter Kelley -
Robert Ryan
Monty Montgomery -
Gloria Grahame
Ginny Tremaine -
Paul Kelly
The Man -
Sam Levene
Joseph Samuels -
Jacqueline White
Mary Mitchell -
Steve Brodie
Floyd Bowers -
Richard Benedict
Bill Williams -
William Phipps
Leroy -
Lex Barker
Harry -
Marlo Dwyer
Miss Lewis -
Robert Bray
M.P. -
Carl Faulkner
Deputy -
Harry Harvey
Tenant -
Tom Keene
Detective Dick -
Kenneth MacDonald
Major -
George Meader
Police Surgeon -
Philip Morris
Police Sergeant -
Jay Norris
M.P. -
Richard Powers
Detective -
George Turner
M.P. -
George A. Cooper
Arthur Mitchell -
Allan Ray
Soldier -
Don Cadell
Military Police -
Bill Nind
Waiter -
Richard Norton
Richard Straker -
Michael Meyer
Soleri -
Daniel Dietrich
Pappas -
Eric Hahn
Varela -
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All Critics (14) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (3) | DVD (1)
Producer Dore Schary, in association with Adrian Scott, has pulled no punches.
Top CriticWhile the film remains a respectable thriller, only Ryan's crafty, quietly deranged performance lifts it out of the ordinary.
This ultra-low-budget thriller did what all great B movies do: it broached a subject that 'respectable' movies wouldn't touch.
Top CriticA thematically articulate film.
Crossfire is an unusually good and honest movie and may -- I hope, will - prove a very useful one.
Sutil como um touro numa loja de porcelana, soa implausível em sua trama e tolo na maneira com que prega o óbvio. Com isso, suas válidas intenções morais se tornam apenas infantis.
A classic.
Dealing with racial bigotry, this tense thriller combines a message drama with the stylistics of film noir, resulting in one of the best films of the 1940s, with top notch work from Robert Mitchum and Robert Ryan.
It has a very strong and powerful message against anti-Semitism.
a drawn-out hour of investigation that looks like a schoolyard game of C.S.I.
Brave and impressive stuff.
An intriguing combination of a common noir theme with the liberal-minded message picture.
It would have been a much better film if it weren't for the censor: there is absolutely no question about that.
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Foreign Titles
- Crossfire (1947) (DE)
- Crossfire (1947) (UK)

