血战霹雳车

血战霹雳车 (1948)

Whispering Smith

一个新的拉德让旧西部兴奋不已!

史密斯(Smith)是一位意志坚定的铁路侦探。当他的朋友默里(Murray)被铁路解雇并开始帮助雷布斯托克(Rebstock)破坏火车时,史密斯必须追捕他。他似乎也对默里的妻子感兴趣(反之亦然)。

上映日期
1948-12-09
TMDB
6.7 / 10 (24)
片长(分钟)
1小时29分钟
类型
西部
导演
Leslie Fenton

演员阵容

趣闻

Whispering Smith is a 1948 American Western film directed by Leslie Fenton and starring Alan Ladd as a railroad detective assigned to stop a gang of train robbers. The supporting cast includes Robert Preston, Brenda Marshall and Donald Crisp.

Production

The film was announced in early 1947 as a vehicle for Alan Ladd. It was Ladd's first Western and his first movie in color.

The script made a number of changes to the original novel including changing the double love story to one.

Brenda Marshall was given her first screen role in four years. Filming began on 14 April 1947.

The role of Whispering Smith was partly based on Joe Lefors, and partly on Tim Keliher, both of them frontier lawmen who spent part of their careers as railroad detectives. The part of Murray Sinclair, Smith's friend who turns to crime, was supposedly inspired by Butch Cassidy.

The filmmakers built a Western town on five acres (2.02 ha) of the backlot at a cost of $70,000, equal to $1,009,314 today. It included 2,000 feet (609.6 m) of railroad track, on which authentic 1870 locomotives owned by Paramount were operated. The trains were converted from their original wood-burning fuel system to oil by their original owner, the Virginia & Truckee Railroad of Carson City, Nevada.

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