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Une surprise de la Saint-Valentin, d'Al Capone pour le gang rival dans le Chicago de 1929.Une surprise de la Saint-Valentin, d'Al Capone pour le gang rival dans le Chicago de 1929.Une surprise de la Saint-Valentin, d'Al Capone pour le gang rival dans le Chicago de 1929.
Joe Turkel
- Jake 'Greasy Thumb' Guzik
- (as Joseph Turkel)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesFor the massacre scene in the garage, the actors playing the slain gangsters were shown photos and directed as how to fall so their positions were identical to the real photos of the massacre. Two actors bumped together on the way down. After studying photographs they realized they had fallen and collided in the exact way the slain gangsters had fallen and had landed in the correct positions.
- Citations
Reporter: Y'know some are sayin' that it really was the cops who shot those men.
Bugs Moran: You must be new to this town, mister. Only Al Capone kills like that.
- ConnexionsEdited into Capone (1975)
Commentaire à la une
Taking a step back from the intellectual surmising involving Godfather, Goodfellas et al., I thought this was an enjoyable film, 'a live action cartoon' as it was put.
Yep, sure it was a tad formulaic with characters going about their predetermined business and the armchair historians knew the conclusion of the film before it happened. I accept this as valid criticism, but I would stress more that it is supposed to be a quasi-documentary, with the solemn narrator venting sparse mechanical facts about each character and their relevance to the bigger picture as they were introduced. The film itself wasn't trying (I felt) to make a big artistic or intellectual statement, just an enjoyable and disposable piece of cinema. I think that it would be worse if it had been trying top make a 'big point' but fell on its arse, which a number of mobster-related films are guilty of.
As an enjoyable 'get on and enjoy the ride' movie I think it succeeded very well. Having only a basic knowledge of prohibition gangsterland, I found it quite gripping and that the documentary style enhance my enjoyment of an otherwise complex background. The set was also very well done, though Capone was miscast.
I would recommend this to most, unless they are Godfather fans!
8/10
Yep, sure it was a tad formulaic with characters going about their predetermined business and the armchair historians knew the conclusion of the film before it happened. I accept this as valid criticism, but I would stress more that it is supposed to be a quasi-documentary, with the solemn narrator venting sparse mechanical facts about each character and their relevance to the bigger picture as they were introduced. The film itself wasn't trying (I felt) to make a big artistic or intellectual statement, just an enjoyable and disposable piece of cinema. I think that it would be worse if it had been trying top make a 'big point' but fell on its arse, which a number of mobster-related films are guilty of.
As an enjoyable 'get on and enjoy the ride' movie I think it succeeded very well. Having only a basic knowledge of prohibition gangsterland, I found it quite gripping and that the documentary style enhance my enjoyment of an otherwise complex background. The set was also very well done, though Capone was miscast.
I would recommend this to most, unless they are Godfather fans!
8/10
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Le Massacre de la Saint-Valentin
- Lieux de tournage
- Desilu Studios - 9336 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, Californie, États-Unis(street scenes, garage - exteriors)
- Société de production
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- Budget
- 1 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Durée1 heure 40 minutes
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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