Maverick
- 1994
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- 2h 7min
Bret Maverick, qui a besoin d'argent pour un tournoi de poker, est confronté à divers défis et mésaventures comiques, dont une rencontre avec une charmante voleuse.Bret Maverick, qui a besoin d'argent pour un tournoi de poker, est confronté à divers défis et mésaventures comiques, dont une rencontre avec une charmante voleuse.Bret Maverick, qui a besoin d'argent pour un tournoi de poker, est confronté à divers défis et mésaventures comiques, dont une rencontre avec une charmante voleuse.
- Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total
Art LaFleur
- Poker Player
- (as Art La Fleur)
Leo Gordon
- Poker Player
- (as Leo V. Gordon)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesNear the movie's beginning, Maverick asks the young man wearing the bowler hat at the poker table, who claims to be a gunfighter, what his name is. He answers, "Johnny Hardin," and Maverick fumbles his chips pretending to be scared, but then clowns around pointing his own gun at the youth. The real John Wesley Hardin was a notoriously fast, volatile and deadly gunfighter of the Old West, who shot and killed more than 40 men, before being shot in the back of the head in 1895.
- GaffesAnnabelle gives her dealer a $1000 chip in the poker tournament before the final table. This is common in cash games in which money is won after each hand. Unlike cash games however, tournament chips have no money value and cannot be exchanged for cash.
That scene was played for laughs.
- Versions alternativesThe post-2003 release plasters the 1992 Warner Bros. opening logo with the 1999 CGI variant featuring the TimeWarner byline.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Épisode #10.11 (1994)
- Bandes originalesRide Gambler Ride
Written and Performed by Randy Newman
[this is the film's theme song but only plays over end credits]
Commentaire à la une
A good mix of comedy, drama, suspense and nice scenery all make this a pleasing viewing experience. (Most people watching this leave with a smile on their face.)
This "western" is really a lot more of a comedy, but so was the TV show on which it was based. In the movie, we get some really neat twists at the end, too. Kudos also for including TV's original "Maverick" - James Garner - in this film.
Mel Gibson (the "new" Maverick) and Jodie Foster play off each other well in the leads and Graham Greene has some very funny lines as a supporting player. Alfred Molina, James Coburn, Geoffrey Lewis also shine in supporting performances and it is really fun to see all the cameo appearances in here. Included in there were a couple of old-time western movie stars along with country-western singers, all at a big card game at the end.
Another plus are the two songs during the ending credits. There is rousing C&W rendition of "Amazing Grace" followed by a good Randy Newman song called "Ride Gambler Ride." They are worth sticking around and hearing.
One negative about this film: the message seems to be that cheating, lying and just being a dishonorable person if okay if you can get away with it!! (Only in Hollywood!)
This "western" is really a lot more of a comedy, but so was the TV show on which it was based. In the movie, we get some really neat twists at the end, too. Kudos also for including TV's original "Maverick" - James Garner - in this film.
Mel Gibson (the "new" Maverick) and Jodie Foster play off each other well in the leads and Graham Greene has some very funny lines as a supporting player. Alfred Molina, James Coburn, Geoffrey Lewis also shine in supporting performances and it is really fun to see all the cameo appearances in here. Included in there were a couple of old-time western movie stars along with country-western singers, all at a big card game at the end.
Another plus are the two songs during the ending credits. There is rousing C&W rendition of "Amazing Grace" followed by a good Randy Newman song called "Ride Gambler Ride." They are worth sticking around and hearing.
One negative about this film: the message seems to be that cheating, lying and just being a dishonorable person if okay if you can get away with it!! (Only in Hollywood!)
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- 23 avr. 2006
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Tay Chơi Siêu Hạng
- Lieux de tournage
- Sociétés de production
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Box-office
- Budget
- 75 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 101 631 272 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 17 248 545 $US
- 22 mai 1994
- Montant brut mondial
- 183 031 272 $US
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