Second-tier Hitchcock is documentary-style thriller
“The Wrong Man” features a favorite theme of director Alfred Hitchcock — an innocent man drawn into circumstances that threaten his well being. Manny Balestrero (Henry Fonda) is a nightclub bass player and family man by day. When he enters a loan office, he is accused of robbery. Evidence against him is circumstantial, and a long investigation follows. Manny is taken to various crime locations, stands in a line-up, and becomes ensnared in the bureaucratic process.<br /><br />Because he has no solid alibi, Manny undergoes the agony of not knowing what will happen, fearing he might go to prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Fonda underplays, considering the anguish his character goes through. It’s as if he’s in a nightmare and is waiting for the alarm clock to ring. His Manny transforms from a regular guy to one feeling he’s lost his mooring in the real world.<br /><br />Vera Miles plays Manny’s wife Rose, who suffers the ordeal along with her husband. Miles was under contract to Hitchcock and would appear in a major role in “Psycho” four years later. Character actor Harold J. Stone plays the methodical detective heading the case, who is portrayed as thorough, but fair. He wants to get to the truth and won’t be swayed by the incriminating evidence against Balestrero.<br /><br />This was the only film Hitchcock made that was based on a true story. Shot in black and white, which provides a documentary feel, “The Wrong Man” was shot on location in New York City and real-life Balestrero case witnesses were featured in small roles. Made in 1956 during the run of TV’s “Alfred Hitchcock Presents,” the film’s style is very much like those programs, rather than the director’s lush Technicolor vehicles. For fans of Hitchcock, the movie is a curiosity. Made quickly on a small budget, it was produced between two of Hitchcock’s biggest successes — “The Man Who Knew Too Much” and “Vertigo.”<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray release include the documentary “Guilt Trip: Hitchcock and The Wrong Man,” and the original theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Henry Fonda stars in director Alfred Hitchcock's real-life thriller of Academy Award winner Henry Fonda stars in director Alfred Hitchcock's real-life thriller of an innocent man trapped as the victim of a heartless criminal justice system--even though he's The Wrong Man..