by Quim Casas Moliner · Libros Dirigido Por, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788487270383
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This book presents two film analyses in a single volume. First, it examines 'James Bond against Goldfinger', considered the most emblematic film in the 007 agent series, which consecrated Sean Connery as the perfect interpreter of Ian Fleming's character. The film, directed by Guy Hamilton, stands out for its balanced combination of action and humor, and for the charisma of actors such as Gert Frobe and Honor Blackman. Secondly, 'White Heat' is analyzed, a film noir classic directed by Raoul Walsh, where James Cagney offers one of the best interpretations of a disturbed criminal. This film is a dynamic, violent and inventive story that transcends the police genre to reach high levels of tragedy.
