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Titolo Italiano: La morte colpisce a tradimento

Edizione in lingua originale sottotitolata in italiano.

Il detective americano Whispering Smith arriva a Londra per una vacanza, ma viene subito coinvolto in un misterioso caso di omicidio. Una donna, Greta Gynt, lo convince a indagare sulla morte sospetta della figlia del suo datore di lavoro, ufficialmente classificata come suicidio. Smith scopre presto una rete di ricatti, inganni e omicidi, che lo porta fino in Cornovaglia, dove la verità si rivela più pericolosa del previsto.

Whispering Smith Hits London, its US version Whispering Smith vs. Scotland Yard and supporting material on two discs in a stylish digipak and rigid box: one UHD and one Blu-ray, with the content duplicated across both formats.

New commentary with the bfi’s Curator of Fiction Jo Botting and podcaster Dave Thomas.
New commentary with film historian Richard Holliss and author/screenwriter Gavin Collinson.
He's Got a Gun!: Author, film-maker and Film Noir fan Chris Alexander casts an appreciative eye over a film that he believes is "a perfect example of Hammer doing what they did best at this period".
Acting the Foreigner: Film historian Lucy Bolton, author Barry Forshaw and William Fowler and Vic Pratt, authors and creators/curators of the bi’s ongoing Flipside series cast an appreciative eye over acting legend Herbert Lom’s early career.
Titillating Titles: When there is more than one version of a film, which is the definitive article? Vic Pratt and William Fowler examine the differences between the UK and US versions of Whispering Smith and discuss how versions of the same material can resonate in different ways for different audiences.
Alfie Cox Interview: Interviewed in 1992 for the British Entertainment History Project, this extract from editor Alfie Cox’s career-long interview covers his time as editor at Hammer.
The Village of Bray: Filmed in 1950 and released a year later, this short documentary travelogue made by Exclusive Films looks at the bucolic Thames-side village of Bray and its inhabitants.
A gallery of stills and publicity material alongside tracks from Frank Spencer’s score.