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Film noir cataloged from 1946, which has been made based on the novel written by James M. Cain in 1934. Directed by Tay Garnett, with adaptation by George Bassman and Erich Zeisl, starring John Garfield, Lana Turner , Cecil Kellaway, Hume Cronyn, Leon Ames, and Audrey Totter.
The United States was the country that made the first adaptation of this novel, the previous two were the French Le Dernier Tournant, from 1939 and the Italian Obsession, from 1943. In 1981 another American adaptation was made, this time with actors Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange as protagonists.
Synopsis
Frank Chambers is a hustler who begins a passionate relationship with Cora Papadakis, an attractive and probably boring married woman. Together, they will end up planning the murder of the husband to collect life insurance that will allow them to enjoy an important sum of money.
Latest adaptation of the homonymous novel by James M. Cain, which directors such as Luchino Viscoti and Tay Garnett have made versions of. In this 'remake' of the first version, the director was Bob Rafelson, a close friend of Jack Nicholson, who had playwright David Mamet as screenwriter.
One of the few contributions of this version is that by not having to be so aware of censorship, Rafelson was able to convey the atmosphere of violence and sexual intensity that Cain's novel indicates. The protagonists of the romance were the great actors Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange, in one of the most erotic roles they have played in their career.
Summary
The action takes place in the United States, during the great economic depression, a time of conflict, problems and misery. A hitchhiker arrives at a restaurant on a secondary road. The owner offers him a job, but he turns it down. However, when the local owner's wife shows up, the hitchhiker decides to stay.
Arriving at a decent but creepy roadside diner, Frank Chambers discovers that Cora lives there. He never would have guessed they existed. women who run like wolves who could be so desperately desired. The intense attraction between the two only hits a huge obstacle: Cora's husband, who also owns the business.
The sexy scene performed by the actors Jessica Lange and Jack Nicholson in 'The Postman Always Rings Twice' (1981) is the best sex scene of all time according to the readers of El Periódico who have participated in the survey on the subject that throughout this month of August he has produced elPeriodico.com. And that has been closed this afternoon with a wide participation.