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A Volta do Pimpinella Escarlate

Título original: The Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel
  • 1937
  • Approved
  • 1 h 34 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
5,6/10
357
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Barry K. Barnes and Sophie Stewart in A Volta do Pimpinella Escarlate (1937)
Political DramaRomantic EpicSpySurvivalDramaHistoryRomance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaParis is Burning. Under the iron fist of Robespierre, hundreds are executed, by the swift and bloodstained guillotine. Through these acts of injustice a new heroism is born - the League of T... Ler tudoParis is Burning. Under the iron fist of Robespierre, hundreds are executed, by the swift and bloodstained guillotine. Through these acts of injustice a new heroism is born - the League of The Scarlet Pimpernel.Paris is Burning. Under the iron fist of Robespierre, hundreds are executed, by the swift and bloodstained guillotine. Through these acts of injustice a new heroism is born - the League of The Scarlet Pimpernel.

  • Direção
    • Hanns Schwarz
  • Roteiristas
    • Baroness Emmuska Orczy
    • Lajos Biró
    • Arthur Wimperis
  • Artistas
    • Barry K. Barnes
    • Sophie Stewart
    • Margaretta Scott
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    5,6/10
    357
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Hanns Schwarz
    • Roteiristas
      • Baroness Emmuska Orczy
      • Lajos Biró
      • Arthur Wimperis
    • Artistas
      • Barry K. Barnes
      • Sophie Stewart
      • Margaretta Scott
    • 14Avaliações de usuários
    • 3Avaliações da crítica
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    Barry K. Barnes
    Barry K. Barnes
    • Sir Percy Blakeney
    Sophie Stewart
    Sophie Stewart
    • Marguerite, his wife
    Margaretta Scott
    Margaretta Scott
    • Theresia Cobarrus
    James Mason
    James Mason
    • Jean Tallien
    Francis Lister
    Francis Lister
    • Chauvelin
    Anthony Bushell
    Anthony Bushell
    • Sir Andrew Ffoulkes
    Patrick Barr
    Patrick Barr
    • Lord Hastings
    David Tree
    David Tree
    • Lord Harry Denning
    John Counsell
    • Sir John Selton
    Henry Oscar
    Henry Oscar
    • Robespierre
    Hugh Miller
    Hugh Miller
    • De Calmet, his secretary
    Allan Jeayes
    Allan Jeayes
    • Judge of the Tribunal
    O.B. Clarence
    O.B. Clarence
    • De Marre
    George Merritt
    George Merritt
    • Chief of Police
    Evelyn Roberts
    • Prince of Wales
    Esme Percy
    Esme Percy
    • Sheridan, the playwright
    Edmund Breon
    Edmund Breon
    • Colonel Winterbottom
    Frank Allenby
    Frank Allenby
    • Professor Wilkins
    • Direção
      • Hanns Schwarz
    • Roteiristas
      • Baroness Emmuska Orczy
      • Lajos Biró
      • Arthur Wimperis
    • Elenco e equipe completos
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    Avaliações de usuários14

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    3brogmiller

    Apologies to Baroness Orczy.

    Hanns Schwarz is known to most cinephiles as the director of the miraculous 'Incredible Lies of Nina Petrovna'. Hardly surprising that with the surname of Schwarz he felt obliged to leave Germany pretty smartish in 1933. He directs this sequel to the successful 'Scarlet Pimpernel' of 1934. This is lame, mediocre stuff and is saddled with the curse of twee, 'teddibly, teddibly' acting. Notable exceptions are Henry Oscar as Robespierre although a little mature for the role, the appealing Margaretta Scott and James Mason. Huddersfield born Mason is really the only feature of interest in this and impresses with his earthy presence and modern delivery. He is not yet the finished article but has ingredient 'X' in spades. The title character is played by someone named Barry K. Barnes. The screen empties whenever he is on it. Such a pity that the directorial career of Schwarz finished so disappointingly. Following this he went off the radar and died in California in 1945. At least we have Nina Petrovna to remember him by.
    7SimonJack

    Action saves this second Pimpernel film

    "The Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel" is a sequel to the 1934 movie, "The Scarlet Pimpernel." Most Hollywood sequels are creations by studios to cash in on big hit movies. But not so, this one. It is based on the further writings of author Baroness Emmuska ("Emma") Orczy. The Hungarian-born aristocrat became a highly successful writer of mystery, intrigue and detective stories. She lived most of her adult life in England and wrote in English, which was her third language. Her most famous character is English nobleman, Sir Percy Blakeney. His cunning and organization of the Scarlet Pimpernel underground helped many of the landed gentry in France escape the guillotine under Robespierre.

    Orczy wrote more than a dozen novels and stories in the Scarlet Pimpernel Series. Four were made into movies. The original and "The Elusive Pimpernel" were first made as silent films in 1917 and 1919. The first sound film of "The Scarlet Pimpernel" came out in 1934. Its cast of Leslie Howard, Merle Oberon and Raymond Massey was superb. This film, "The Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel," is the second sound film. The third film was "Pimpernel Smith" in 1941, and the fourth was "The Fighting Pimpernel" in 1950. Later British TV programs ran Pimpernel stories, and a couple of TV series aired in 1956 and 1999-2000.

    While all of the Pimpernel stories are entertaining, none of the sequels could come close to the original. Perhaps that is in part because the subject was new and very fresh when introduced. But, I think also that it is due to the superb casting for the original story – in 1934 and in a 1982 remake movie for TV. The color, lavish sets, excellent scenery and screenplay of the latter film equaled or bettered the first sound production of 1934. And its cast of Anthony Andrews, Jane Seymour and Ian McKellen was equally superb.

    Only a few of the first film actors are in this or the other two sequels. This film continues with the action of the original, but it is lacking in other areas. Barry Barnes is fair as Sir Percy, but Sophie Stewart is a very weak Lady Marguerite Blakeney. Francis Lester is far too gentle in the role of Chauvelin. Henry Oscar is too old as Robespierre, although he shows the citizen's paranoia that most likely led to his downfall. The introduction of the real person, Jean Tallien, and the undoing of Robespierre's hold over the revolution add much to earn this film its rating. James Mason is excellent as Tallien.

    While this film can't match the original story for intrigue, interest, action and acting, it is an interesting work of historical fiction. That was a favorite style of Baroness Orczy. She excelled at it as seen, especially, in all of her Pimpernel stories. I think most people will find this movie entertaining.
    7trimmerb1234

    Splendid zero star production

    This is a sequel which instead sets its own terms. Lacking a star name, it is not a vehicle for a star to lift and be given entertaining scenes (and mask weaknesses), instead it is a very well crafted artistic production. Completely unremarked is the quality of the cinematography there is a still photographer's eye at work not to mention the sets and the handling of action. Instead of a star and their schtick which a production is obliged to both labour and indulge, there is point and purpose throughout in the screenplay which reflects the mixture of brutality, passion, paranoia, scheming and insecurity of the times. The pimpernel is more subtly acted than the sign-posted performance of a big star. His ruses, being the centre piece of the character, have to be and are more impressive including the disguises than in the case of a star who probably wishes to be recognisable at all times. Lacking any stars, it must rely on pure merit - and succeeds. It is after all a Korda production so would one expect less?
    6PeterJackson

    More heads to be saved

    Or should I say: more of the same? Nevertheless, this is a decent if somewhat unremarkable follow-up to THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. This time, the Pimpernel's wife is being kidnapped in order to set the trap for him, forcing Sir Percy to go to France to save her. What follows is an amusing film, nothing more, but certainly nothing less. The sequel has to do it without the leads of the first film, but the cast here generally does a pretty good job as well. They all make very likeable characters, what surely makes up for the quite far-fetched story.

    This obviously is a little-known film, but if you have the chance to see it, you might want to check it out. It's not a masterpiece and not as good as the first "Pimpernel", but rather good fun. 6/10
    7ma-cortes

    Fine sequel set on the Reign of Terror with Sir Percy Blackeney against a sinister Robespierre

    This is the second version of the much-filmed adventure classic with the immortal hero named Scarlet Pimpinel ( Barry Barnes), and again the English aristocrat engaged in the underground effort to snatch out from under the blade of the guillotine Frenchmen caught in the Reign of Terror ( 1794 ) . This time Robespierre assigns the mission to track down Pimpinel in England . As Spanish Teresa Cabarrus , Tellien's lover , and Chauvelin (Francis Lister ) travel towards Brighton where abduct his wife ( Sophie Stewart ). Pimpinel returns to Paris and then Sir Percy hides his activities under various guises . His ruse may throw off the French authorities but the elusive pimpernel is also attempting to free his wife , though he is suddenly caught by Chauvelin.

    Barnes does a dashing hero leading several characters and posing as an officer , pauper or revolutionary . This lavish production results to be a good sequel with spectacular production design , impressive sets and nice scenarios . Less than stellar cast plenty of unknown actors with exception a young James Mason as Tallien. The motion picture is professionally directed by Hans Swartz , a Hungarian filmmaker in his last movie .

    In the film appears historical characters as Tallien , Theresa Cabarrus (Margarett Scott ) and is developed an intrigue about downfall's Robespierre ( Henry Oscar ). The actual events are the followings : Robespierre appeared at the Convention and delivered a two-hour-long speech. He defended himself against charges of dictatorship and tyranny, and then proceeded to warn of a conspiracy against the Republic. Robespierre implied that members of the Convention were a part of this conspiracy, though when pressed he refused to provide any names. The speech however alarmed members particularly given Fouché's warnings. These members who felt that Robespierre was alluding to them tried to prevent the speech from being printed . The next day, Saint-Just began to give a speech in support of Robespierre. However, those who saw him working on his speech the night before expected accusations to arise from it. He only had time to give a small part of his speech before Jean-Lambert Tallien ( James Mason ) interrupted him . Robespierre then attempted to secure the tribune to speak but his voice was shouted down. Robespierre soon found himself at a loss for words after one deputy called for his arrest . The Convention ordered the arrest of Robespierre, his brother Augustin, Couthon, Saint-Just, François Hanriot and Le Bas. Troops from the Commune arrived to free the prisoners and then marched against the Convention itself. The Convention responded by ordering troops of its own under Barras to be called out. When the Commune's troops heard the news of this, order began to break down, and Hanriot ordered his remaining troops to withdraw to the Hôtel de Ville, where Robespierre and his supporters also gathered. The Convention declared them to be outlaws, meaning that upon verification the fugitives could be executed within twenty-four hours without a trial. As the night went on, the forces of the Commune deserted the Hôtel of Ville and, at around two in the morning, those of the Convention under the command of Barras arrived there . Robespierre tried to kill himself with a pistol but only managed to shatter his jaw.For the remainder of the night, Robespierre was moved to a table in the room of the Committee of Public Safety where he awaited execution. He lay on the table bleeding abundantly until a doctor was brought in to fix up his jaw. The next day, 28 July 1794, Robespierre was guillotined without trial in the Place of the Révolution. His brother Augustin, Couthon, Saint-Just, Hanriot and twelve other followers . Only Robespierre was guillotined face-up.

    Other versions about this classic novel by Baroness Orczy are the following : First and the best in 1939 by Harold Young with Leslie Howard and Leslie Caron ; The Elusive Pimpernel , 1950, by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger with David Niven and Margaret Leighton and made for TV in 1982 by Clive Donner with Anthony Edwards and Jane Seymour and in 1999 with Richard E Grant and Elizabeth McGovern .

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    • Curiosidades
      Some of the footage and sets from O Pimpinella Escarlate (1934) are re-used in this film.
    • Erros de gravação
      The name "Brighton" dates from 1810. In 1792 the town was called "Brighthelmstone."
    • Citações

      Sir Percy Blakeney: I can save my wife only if we save France. For I love France, and I love the loveliest of all French women, my wife - more than anything else in the world.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      Opening credits prologue: 1794

      Paris under the heel of the dictator Robespierre.
    • Versões alternativas
      Released in Great Britain at 94 minutes; USA version runs 88 minutes.
    • Conexões
      Featured in Dumb Dora Discovers Tobacco (1945)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Auprès de ma blonde
      (uncredited)

      Traditional

      Sung (or mimed) by Theresia Cobarrus

      An arrangement is used as the music behind the opening credits and it is also played over the end credits

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 18 de abril de 1938 (Reino Unido)
    • País de origem
      • Reino Unido
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • The Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel
    • Locações de filme
      • London Film Studios, Denham Studios, Denham, Buckinghamshire, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(uncredited)
    • Empresa de produção
      • London Film Productions
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      1 hora 34 minutos
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