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Título original: Niagara

1953
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1h 32min

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Marilyn Monroe and Joseph Cotten in Torrente pasional (1953)

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Film Noir Psychological Thriller Drama Thriller

Dos parejas visitan las Cataratas del Niágara. Las tensiones entre un matrimonio culminarán en un asesinato.Dos parejas visitan las Cataratas del Niágara. Las tensiones entre un matrimonio culminarán en un asesinato.Dos parejas visitan las Cataratas del Niágara. Las tensiones entre un matrimonio culminarán en un asesinato.

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Marilyn Monroe

Rose Loomis

Joseph Cotten

George Loomis

Jean Peters

Polly Cutler

Max Showalter

Ray Cutler
(as Casey Adams)

Denis O'Dea

Inspector Starkey

Richard Allan

Patrick

Don Wilson

Mr. J.C. Kettering

Lurene Tuttle

Mrs. Kettering

Russell Collins

Mr. Qua

Will Wright

Boatman

John 'Scotty' Watson

Police Officer on Spanish Aerocar
(sin créditos)

Leon Alton

Lodge Guest
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Henry Beckman

Motorcycle Cop
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John Brascia

Lodge Guest
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Harry Carey Jr.

Taxi Driver
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Bill Coontz

Young Man
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Roy Damron

Lodge Guest
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Robert Ellis

Young Man
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7/10

Atmospheric thriller set in breathtaking surroundings.

Although I think Marilyn Monroe suited comedies better, this somewhat hitchcockian thriller is nevertheless a convincing demonstration of her more serious acting abilities, and also one of the finest films she starred in.

"Niagara" introduces Monroe as a seductive, wily wife wanting to get rid of her jealous husband (a very good Joseph Cotten). Her lover, an awfully small and stereotypical role, is played by Richard Allan.

Funnily enough, it seems that it's Jean Peters who has the film's biggest part. As the innocent honeymooner, her character is clearly designed as a contrast to Monroe.

The breathtaking surroundings of the Niagara Falls are a significant supplement to the film's atmosphere.

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Trivia
During filming of the shower scene, director Henry Hathaway had to keep yelling at Marilyn Monroe to keep away from the shower curtain and away from the lights as she insisted on being naked (as she was under the bed sheets at the beginning of the film). To pass the censors of the time, the scene was darkened in post-production.

Errores
While energetically explaining the local layout to Ray and Polly Cutler, Mr. Kettering describes Chippawa, Ontario as the scene of a major American defeat in the Revolutionary War. However, U.S. forces in the Revolutionary War got no closer than 75 miles from the area. In fact, Chippawa was the scene of a major American victory in the War of 1812.

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[Upon seeing Rose Loomis in a low-cut, tight-fitting red dress]
Ray Cutler: Hey, get out the firehose!
[to Polly]
Ray Cutler: Why don't you ever get a dress like that?
Polly Cutler: Listen. For a dress like that, you've got to start laying plans when you're about thirteen.

Créditos curiosos
Marilyn Monroe's hotel room was Room 801 in the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Niagara Falls. The hotel was formerly called the General Brock Hotel.