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| Format: | FSK: 12 DVD |
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| Darsteller: | Henry Fonda, James Cagney, William Powell, Jack Lemmon |
| Regisseur: | John Ford |
| Genre: | Drama - Sonstiges, Kriegsfilm |
| Studio: | Warner Home Video |
| Originaltitel | Mister Roberts |
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12 Hauptfilm |
DVD Details
| Laufzeit: | 2 Stunden 1 Minute |
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| Erscheinungsdatum: | 12. Mai 2006 |
| Sprache: | Deutsch, Englisch |
| Untertitel: | Dt. f. Hörg. |
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Given that "Mr Roberts" enjoyed the pedigree of being based upon one of Broadway's most succesful plays, which also starred Fonda, teams up Hank Fonda with fellow screen legend James Cagney as well as the emerging Jack Lemmon, all under the directorial hand of the great John Ford, it fails to live up to the collaborative sum of it's parts.
That Fonda had a massive falling out with Ford, the man who made him a star, is apparent given that Ford had "Keine Lust" for finishing the film and left rather a mis-shapen movie to Warner Bros. journeyman director Mervyn LeRoy to tidy up. LeRoy does well with what he had, and the film has some memorale moments, usually centred around Lemmon. Cagney and Fonda both sell themselves short and are rather pedestrian, but for completists of either of these legends the film is a must for the value of them working together alone.
Don't get me wrong, Mr Roberts isn't a bad film, it's just that with such a crew, one really would have expected far more.- War diese Mitgliederkritik hilfreich?
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Nach ein mitglied aus DE , 19. Jul 2008Given that "Mr Roberts" enjoyed the pedigree of being based upon one of Broadway's most succesful plays, which also starred Fonda, teams up Hank Fonda with fellow screen legend James Cagney as well as the emerging Jack Lemmon, all under the directorial hand of the great John Ford, it fails to live up to the collaborative sum of it's parts.
That Fonda had a massive falling out with Ford, the man who made him a star, is apparent given that Ford had "Keine Lust" for finishing the film and left rather a mis-shapen movie to Warner Bros. journeyman director Mervyn LeRoy to tidy up. LeRoy does well with what he had, and the film has some memorale moments, usually centred around Lemmon. Cagney and Fonda both sell themselves short and are rather pedestrian, but for completists of either of these legends the film is a must for the value of them working together alone.
Don't get me wrong, Mr Roberts isn't a bad film, it's just that with such a crew, one really would have expected far more.- War diese Mitgliederkritik hilfreich?
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