The Green Glove
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監督: Rudolph Maté
脚本: Charles Bennett
音楽: Joseph Kosma
制作: Georges Maurer
撮影監督: Claude Renoir
制作会社: UGC Films / Benagoss Productions
No synopsis available.
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
監督: Rudolph Maté
脚本: Charles Bennett
音楽: Joseph Kosma
制作: Georges Maurer
撮影監督: Claude Renoir
制作会社: UGC Films / Benagoss Productions
I can't help think that Glenn Ford was just the wrong man for the part here. He portrays "Mike" - a GI who returns to France after WWII to track down an artefact that he encountered at the end of the war - one that could reverse his rather meagre financial fortunes. When in Paris a corpse is found in his hotel room so he must flee the pursuing gendarmes and others on the look out for the eponymous, gem-laden, gauntlet. Luckily, he is helped by local tour guide "Christine" (Geraldine Brooks) and our adventure takes him deep into the French countryside. The story is quite good, but the execution is pretty lacklustre - Ford's heart just doesn't seem to be in it (though he isn't terrible). Brooks looks the part, but again doesn't really set any sparks flying and Sir Cedric Hardwicke's billing belies his almost cameo appearance as the Priest in the church where the glove is supposed to rest. George Macready is quite good as the nasty art dealer "Count Paul" but it's all just a bit flat. It may well have been better had it been made ten years earlier with a lesser-known star, but as it is, it is just a bit dull.
