Interlúdio

Título original: Notorious

1946
Approved
1 h 42 min

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Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant, and Claude Rains in Interlúdio (1946)

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Indicado a 2 Oscars
- 4 vitórias e 3 indicações no total

Mme. Sebastian
(as Madame Konstantin)

Reinhold Schünzel

'Dr. Anderson'
(as Reinhold Schunzel)

Moroni Olsen

Walter Beardsley

Ivan Triesault

Eric Mathis

Alexis Minotis

Joseph
(as Alex Minotis)

Wally Brown

Mr. Hopkins

Charles Mendl

Commodore
(as Sir Charles Mendl)

Ricardo Costa

Dr. Barbosa

E.A. Krumschmidt

Hupka
(as Eberhard Krumschmidt)

Fay Baker

Ethel

Bernice Barrett

File Clerk
(não creditado)

Bea Benaderet

File Clerk
(não creditado)

Lulu Mae Bohrman

Party Guest
(não creditado)

Candido Bonsato

Waiter
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
After filming had ended, Cary Grant kept the famous UNICA key. A few years later he gave the key to his great friend and co-star Ingrid Bergman, saying that the key had given him luck and hoped it would do the same for her. Many years later, at a tribute to director Sir Alfred Hitchcock, Bergman went off-script and presented the key to him, to his surprise and delight.

Erros de gravação
When Devlin and Alicia go to find Sebastian riding horses, there is a quick two-second shot of all four characters next to each other on horses and two arms are visible walking the horses of Sebastian and the woman with whom he is riding.

Citações
Mme. Sebastian: We are protected by the enormity of your stupidity, for a time.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Opening credits prologue: Miami, Florida, Three-Twenty P.M., April the Twenty-Fourth, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six....

Versões alternativas
When released in West Germany in 1951 "Weißes Gift" (White Poison), the plot was significantly changed. Instead of Nazi agents, the villains became drug-trafficking bandits. The names of the characters were also changed to avoid any reference to Nazi Germany and spying:
The Ingrid Bergman character was called 'Elisa Sombrapal' (as opposed to Alicia Huberman), Claude Rains was called 'Aldo Sebastini' (instead of Alexander Sebastian), Leopoldine Konstantin was referred as 'Frau Sebastini.' Similarly, Ivan Triesault was called Enrico (instead of Eric Mathis) and the E.A. Krumschmidt character (originally called Emil Hupka) was rechristened 'Ramon Hupka.'

Conexões
Edited into Cliente Morto Não Paga (1982)

Trilhas sonoras
Carnaval, Op. 9, Scènes mignonnes sur quatre notes: 'Chopin'
(uncredited)
Written by Robert Schumann
Performed in the distance as Alicia enters Alex's house for the first time

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One of Hitchcock's best!

Notorious is absolutely one of Hitchcock's best films. The suspense sneaks up on you, and I found myself on the edge of my seat. Cary Grant is in love with Ingrid Bergman, (but who wouldn't be) caught in a triangle of love, deceit and lies. They both shine as the super stars they are in this meticulously filmed masterpiece. Hitchcock's hand is all over this film. And as is usual for the master, he never misses a beat, never puts in a sloppy scene, and sees it all in his mind's eye (and on paper) before committing it to film. This is why he is The Master of his craft. Bergman is at her lovely best, that sometimes smiling, sometimes pouty mouth, that cute nose, and those stupendously beautiful eyes. This film, which I've just seen for the first time (why, oh why, did I wait so long?) is up there, near the top, I have to see it again and again.