The Mouthpiece

1932
Unrated
1h 26min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaProsecutor becomes a defense attorney after an innocent man is sent to an electric chair.Prosecutor becomes a defense attorney after an innocent man is sent to an electric chair.Prosecutor becomes a defense attorney after an innocent man is sent to an electric chair.

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Trivia
The Vince Day character is very loosely based on Bill "The Great Mouthpiece" Fallon, one of the great criminal defense attorneys of the 1920s, who successfully defended gambler Arnold Rothstein in the "Black Sox" Fix of the 1919 World Series. Nevertheless, Fallon's daughter, Ruth, won a criminal libel judgment in a Syracuse, N.Y. police court, against the owner of a theater that showed the film. It was later overturned.

Errores
Just as Vince's car drives off after picking up Celia during her last day, a lighting stand can be seen briefly across a doorstep.

Citas
Miss Hickey, Day's Secretary: It's all in the days work, said the street sweeper to the elephant.

Conexiones
Referenced in Public Enemies: The Golden Age of the Gangster Film (2008)

Bandas sonoras
Goopy Geer
(uncredited)
Music by Herman Hupfeld
Played when Vince is leaving the first party

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7/10

smoothy Williams

As a retired lawyer i would have loved to have the great art deco office in which Williams luxuriates.Also if only i could have had a secretary like Aline MacMahon!Obviously Williams doesn't realise what a gem he has in MacMahon and decides he would try the lounge lizard approach with innocent Fox.Now why she wants to marry her simpering boyfriend rather than enjoy a life of luxury with Williams is a mystery.After all going up to his flat to work in the middle of the evening seems a bit strange,and to find your boss in a smoking jacket even stranger.In my view this is a hugely entertaining film,which i had seen only once before at the NFT.I cannot understand why BBC and Channel 4 in particular are quite happy to show Randolph Scott and Audie Murphy westerns for the umpteenth time but cannot give air time to this film and other classic films of the era.