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©-DR- Lee Marvin - LES PROFESSIONNELS de Richard Brook (1966) p5
23/01/2012 13:22
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©-DR- Lee Marvin - LES PROFESSIONNELS de Richard Brook (1966) p6
23/01/2012 15:01
Trivia
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Lee Marvin was drunk throughout a lot of the filming, and was in fact so drunk during a scene atop a giant rock that assistant director Tom Shaw intervened out of fear that Burt Lancaster would "take Lee Marvin by the ass and throw him off that mountain".
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During the filming of the scene where Maria attempts to escape through a canyon wired with dynamite, Claudia Cardinale's stunt double was badly injured during the explosion. Cardinale, who had never ridden a horse before, performed the stunt herself for the final cut, and escaped uninjured. *
The cast and crew stayed in Las Vegas while working on this project. Actor Woody Strode wrote in his memoirs that he and Lee Marvin pulled several pranks, including shooting an arrow at the famous smiling cowboy neon sign damaging it briefly. *
Plans for a remake were announced in 2000 but as of 2011 haven't been followed through. Among the people attached were screenwriter Bruce Feirstein and director John Woo. *
The newspaper tacked to the wall of Grant's railroad car (visible as he is looking at the files of the men he is hiring) proclaims that Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata have entered Mexico City. The Villistas and Zapatistas occupied the city on the 6th December of 1914. According to Grant ( Ralph Bellamy), Fardan ( Lee Marvin) had served with the rebels through 1915. *
The "French 75" mentioned in the dialog refers to the 75mm field gun artillery piece, Model 1897, issued by France to America's National Guard during World War I and also used by the Mexican army.
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After Burt Lancaster ambushes Jack Palance's men and shoots Jack Palance. Palance shouts out for "Francisco". The following shot of a dead Francisco also shows a horse having a bowel movement in the background.
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The shooting was plagued by many complications including rain, snow, sleet, the blazing sun, intense desert heat and even a flash flood.
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©-DR- Lee Marvin - LES PROFESSIONNELS p7
23/01/2012 15:54
Woody Strode-Robert Ryan
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Distinctions & récompenses
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Academy Awards, USA 1967
Golden Globes, USA 1967
Nominated
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Best Motion Picture - Drama
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Most Promising Newcomer - Female
Marie Gomez
HFPA records do not specify a film.
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American Cinema Editors, USA 1967
Directors Guild of America, USA 1967
Nominated
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Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures
Richard Brooks
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Golden Screen, Germany 1967
Laurel Awards 1967
Won
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Action Drama
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Action Performance
Lee Marvin
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Writers Guild of America, USA 1967
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©-DR- Lee Marvin LES 12 SALOPARDS + Filmo (1)
23/01/2012 16:06
Filmo
1951 : You're in the Navy Now, de Henry Hathaway et Lewis Seiler
1951 : Teresa, de Fred Zinnemann
1952 : Hong Kong, de Lewis R. Foster
1952 : Courrier diplomatique (Diplomatic Courier), de Henry Hathaway
1952 : Cinq mariages à l'essai (We're Not Married!), d'Edmund Goulding
1952 : Duel sans merci (The Duel at Silver Creek), de Don Siegel
1952 : Hangman's Knot, de Roy Huggins
1952 : Eight Iron Men, d'Edward Dmytryk
1953 : L'Expédition du fort King (Seminole), de Budd Boetticher
1953 : Down Among the Sheltering Palms, d'Edmund Goulding
1953 : The Glory Brigade, de Robert D. Webb
1953 : The Stranger Wore a Gun, d'André De Toth
1953 : Règlement de comptes ?(The Big Heat), de Fritz Lang
1953 : Gun Fury, de Raoul Walsh
1953 : L'Équipée sauvage (The Wild One), de László Benedek
1954 : Gorilla at Large, de Harmon Jones
1954 : Ouragan sur le Caine (The Caine Mutiny), d'Edward Dmytryk
1954 : Le Raid (The Raid), de Hugo Fregonese
1955 : Un homme est passé (Bad Day at Black Rock), de John Sturges
1955 : Les Inconnus dans la ville (Violent Saturday), de Richard Fleischer
1955 : Pour que vivent les hommes (Not as a Stranger), de Stanley Kramer
1955 : A Life in the Balance, de Harry Horner et Rafael Portillo
1955 : Le Gang du blues (Pete Kelly's Blues), de Jack Webb
1955 : La Peur au ventre (I Died a Thousand Times), de Stuart Heisler
1955 : Shack Out on 101, d'Edward Dein
1956 : Seven Men from Now (Sept hommes à abattre), de Budd Boetticher
1956 : Attaque (Attack !), de Robert Aldrich
1956 : Les Piliers du ciel (Pillars of the Sky), de George Marshall
1956 : The Rack, d'Arnold Laven
1957 : L'Arbre de vie (Raintree County), d'Edward Dmytryk
1957 : M Squad, de Earl Bellamy et Dann Cahn (série TV)
1958 : The Missouri Traveler, de Jerry Hopper
Les années 60
1961 : Les Comancheros (The Comancheros), de Michael Curtiz
1962 : L'Homme qui tua Liberty Valance (The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance), de John Ford
1963 : The Lawbreakers (série TV) (voix)
1963 : La Taverne de l'Irlandais (Donovan's Reef), de John Ford
1964 : À bout portant** (The Killers), de Don Siegel
1965 : Cat Ballou, d'Elliot Silverstein (pas pu le regarder en entier =trop merdique!!)
1965 : La Nef des fous (Ship of Fools), de Stanley Kramer
1966 : Les Professionnels** (The Professionals), de Richard Brooks
1967 : The Meanest Men in the West, de Charles S. Dubin et Samuel Fuller (TV)
1967 : Les Douze Salopards (The Dirty Dozen), de Robert Aldrich
1967 : Le Point de non-retour*** (Point Blank), de John Boorman (La musique=super!)
1968 : Sergeant Ryker, de Buzz Kulik
1968 : Duel dans le Pacifique (Hell in the Pacific), de John Boorman
1969 : La Kermesse de l'ouest (Paint Your Wagon), de Joshua Logan
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©-DR- Lee Marvin LES 12 SALOPARDS p2
23/01/2012 16:16
Les années 70
1970 : Monte Walsh,*** de William A. Fraker
1972 : Les Indésirables (Pocket Money), de Stuart Rosenberg (vu récemment sur CANAL...pas aîmé ce film)
1972 : Carnage (Prime Cut), de Michael Ritchie
1973 : L'Empereur du Nord * (Emperor of the North Pole), de Robert Aldrich
1973 : The Iceman Cometh, de John Frankenheimer
1974 : The Spikes Gang, de Richard Fleischer
1974 : The Klansman, de Terence Young
1976 : Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday, de Don Taylor
1976 : Parole d'homme (Shout at the Devil), de Peter R. Hunt
1979 : Avalanche Express, de Mark Robson
Les années 80
1980 : Au-delà de la gloire (The Big Red One), de Samuel Fuller
1981 : Chasse à mort (Death Hunt), de Peter R. Hunt
1983 : Gorky Park,* de Michael Apted
1984 : Canicule,* de Yves Boisset
1985 : Les Douze salopards 2 (The Dirty Dozen: The Next Mission), de Andrew V. McLaglen (TV)
1986 : The Delta Force, de Menahem Golan
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