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The Intruder (1962)

Overview: A man in a gleaming white suit comes to a small Southern town on the eve of integration. He calls himself a social reformer. But what he does is stir up trouble--trouble he soon finds he can't control.

Genres: Drama

Director: Roger Corman

Cast: William Shatner, Frank Maxwell, Beverly Lunsford, Robert Emhardt, Leo Gordon

Original Language: EN

Original Title: The Intruder

Budget: N/A

Revenue: N/A

MPAA Rating: PG

Keywords: based on novel or book, ku klux klan, racial segregation, integration, beating, racism, racial tension, lynch mob, pro integration, unlikely hero, bombed church, troublemaker, lier, forced sex, small southern town, deep south, manipulative male lead, racist murder, agitation, instigation, agitator, integrated schools

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Reviews

drystyx (April 3, 2023)

There's a lot going for this film about prejudice. First of all, it begins with the status quo approach. The director has William Shatner enter a town, presumably as a protagonist, though he quickly changes into an antagonist. This may be copied from "Women of Dolwyn", where Richard Burton enters the same way, except his character was nowhere near as vile as the one Shatner portrays. There is a unique twist of casting. We expect Shatner to be the open minded one and Leo Gordon to be the closed mind of prejudice, but we get the reversal here. And that is the real charm of this film. I'm not sure people will get that charm a hundred years from now. However, I think they will get that feeling, because I think the director purposely chose Shatner and Gordon for their "presences" so to speak, to throw the audience off guard.

r96sk (April 14, 2024)

As uncomfortable as it is, I think it's a good movie. 'The Intruder' is basically your standard story of how dangerous mob mentality can be, especially when coupled with ready-made white supremacy. It is a bit white saviour-y, though I did like how Charles Barnes' Joey had his own moment in the face of adversity. I enjoyed (from an acting viewpoint, of course) the performances onscreen of Frank Maxwell and Leo Gordon, Robert Emhardt plays a bad guy well too. The most eye-catching member of the cast is obviously William Shatner, in one of his earliest film roles. He puts in a positive showing, the character is certainly, erm, interesting and I'll remember him.