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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young soldier faces profound disillusionment in the soul-destroying horror of World War I.A young soldier faces profound disillusionment in the soul-destroying horror of World War I.A young soldier faces profound disillusionment in the soul-destroying horror of World War I.
- A remporté 1 prix Primetime Emmy
- 2 victoires et 6 nominations au total
Paul Mark Elliott
- Josef Behm
- (as Mark Elliott)
David Bradley
- Albert Kropp
- (as Dai Bradley)
Matthew Evans
- Friedrich Muller
- (as Mathew Evans)
Marie-Noëlle Barre
- French Girl
- (as Marie Noelle-Barre)
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- AnecdotesFilmed largely in Soviet-occupied Czechoslovakia, one of the first US/UK productions to be shot in a Communist country.
- GaffesThe Kaiser is not wearing the correct decorations. Apart from the fact that he is wearing ribbons rather than medals (Wilhelm II generally preferred medals to ribbons), one can actually see two of those ribbons sporting swastika-bearing eagles - clearly recycled props from a WW II movie.
- Citations
Paul Baumer: [to a dying Frenchman] If we threw away the guns, the grenades... We could have been brothers, but they never want us to know that.
- Autres versionsThe DVD release is the edited version which was shown in European theaters in the early 80s. Approximately 20 minutes of footage was cut from the original Hallmark Hall of Fame production which aired on American TV in 1979, including two scenes immediately following the award ceremony: the soldiers discuss the causes of the war in their billet while Himmelstoss listens in icy silence, and Paul and his friends admire and make lewd comments about a pretty girl on a theater poster. Also, the scene of Paul carrying the wounded Kat to the dressing station is greatly reduced, eliminating the rest stop and conversation in which Paul tries to give Kat his address.
- ConnexionsEdited into Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)
Commentaire en vedette
It is difficult to go wrong with such a magnificent story, one of the most affecting literary anatomisations of the tragedy of young men destroyed by war. And yet, this 1979 television remake of the Lewis Milestone original adds many elements to cherish of its own. Most notably, the casting of Richard Thomas, best known for being John-Boy Walton, in the role of Richard Baume. His characterisation is wonderfully profound, and poignant, and the scene in the trench with the French soldier is a virtual masterclass of compassionate acting. Thomas has never become a superstar; and for this reason he is one of an evergrowing army of neglected romantic leading men. The battle scenes are breathlessly exciting; and yet they do not dwell on carnage, and it is to their credit...and yet still they elicit pity and horror from the viewer. The music is magnificent, the structure craftmanlike, the acting (by Thomas, Borgnine, Holm) superlative, and the work itself suffused through with compassion.......
- Carl Halling
- 24 déc. 2001
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Hallmark Hall of Fame: All Quiet on the Western Front (#29.1)
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