Fury (1936) Trailer
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Uploaded by skipjacktuner on Sep 17, 2010
Fritz Lang's first Hollywood picture tackles mob rule and vengeance. Music by Franz Waxman.
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This is also the story of Alfrey Dreyfus and Amanda Knox; innocent victims taken in a hateful maze.
Fritz Lang probably thought about Alfred Dreyfus when he made this movie.
If he was making it today, he would think about Amanda Knox.
It illustrates the stupidity of men, the insane misdirected hatred.
hunchbacked 4 months ago
it is a great film, and to this day one rarely shown on tv.
witchman67 9 months ago
I just got this movie from the library in France last night and it is incredible. I am telling everyone to see it. It is fantastic. Thank you for posting. I met Sylvia Sidney in the '70s and got her autograph. She was nearly forgotten, then, and doing stock theatre but it was good quality out in Ohio. A step down for her perhaps. But she was great, sad though that the kids wanted Bill Shatner's autograph and not hers!
CuteCatFaith 9 months ago