Il grande spettacolo

Titolo originale: The Big Show

1961
Approved
1h 53min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,3/10

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Cliff Robertson, Ed Sullivan, and Esther Williams in Il grande spettacolo (1961)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe owner of a German traveling circus is power-mad and exploits everyone in his path, including his family.The owner of a German traveling circus is power-mad and exploits everyone in his path, including his family.The owner of a German traveling circus is power-mad and exploits everyone in his path, including his family.

Regia
- James B. Clark
Sceneggiatura
- Ted Sherdeman
- Jerome Weidman
Star

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,3/10

174

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Regia
- James B. Clark
Sceneggiatura
- Ted Sherdeman
- Jerome Weidman
Star

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Esther Williams' last Hollywood movie role.. She made one final movie, Magic Fountain (1963), a Spanish film, with future husband Fernando Lamas.

Citazioni
Klaus Everard: If I've learned anything at all from you it's that life goes on and that we're not going out of business because of this tragedy.

Connessioni
Version of Amaro destino (1949)

Colonne sonore
Tritsch Tratsch Polka, Op. 214
(uncredited)
Music by Johann Strauss
Played during the opening credits

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Circus family drama

That's my second James B Clark's favourite films after his delicious and surprising ONE FOOT IN HELL, a western that was unusual at the most. All that before Jim Clark lost his soul in stupid Disney like - or not - movies, as Robert Stevenson or James Neilson. This film is totally underrated, forgotten now. It is a good and effective drama where Cliff Robertson and Robert Vaughn face off in a brilliant way for my taste. I don't even mention the glamorous presence of Esther Williams which brings some spice to this story. We can consider it as a circus film but not the greatest though. I was lucky enough to see it in LBX frame.