Las aventuras de Jeremiah Johnson

Título original: Jeremiah Johnson

1972
A
1h 48min

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Las aventuras de Jeremiah Johnson (1972)

Adventure Epic Epic Mountain Adventure Period Drama Survival Western Epic Adventure Drama Western

Un montañés, que desea vivir una vida de ermitaño, se convierte en el objetivo involuntario de una larga venganza de la tribu de los cuervos, demostrando ser un rival para sus guerreros.Un montañés, que desea vivir una vida de ermitaño, se convierte en el objetivo involuntario de una larga venganza de la tribu de los cuervos, demostrando ser un rival para sus guerreros.Un montañés, que desea vivir una vida de ermitaño, se convierte en el objetivo involuntario de una larga venganza de la tribu de los cuervos, demostrando ser un rival para sus guerreros.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
Based upon a real-life trapper named John Johnston, nicknamed "Crow Killer" and "Liver Eater Johnston" for his penchant for cutting out and eating the livers of Crow Indians he had killed (several Crows had murdered his wife and he swore vengeance against the entire tribe).

Pifias
After burying her murdered family, Crazy Woman begins singing "Shall We Gather at the River" and Jeremiah joins in. This song was written by Robert Lowry in 1864 and first published in 1865, long after the time of the mountain men.

Citas
Del Gue: I ain't never seen 'em, but my common sense tells me the Andes is foothills, and the Alps is for children to climb! Keep good care of your hair! These here is God's finest scupturings! And there ain't no laws for the brave ones! And there ain't no asylums for the crazy ones! And there ain't no churches, except for this right here! And there ain't no priests excepting the birds. By God, I are a mountain man, and I'll live 'til an arrow or a bullet finds me. And then I'll leave my bones on this great map of the magnificent...

Versiones alternativas
DVD release restores the overture and the exit music which were deleted from the VHS releases.

Conexiones
Edited into La classe américaine (1993)

Banda sonora
Jeremiah Johnson
(uncredited)
Written by John Rubinstein,Tim McIntire
Sung by Tim McIntire

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7/10

The Mountain Man Experience

Jeremiah Johnson is the third of a troika of films about the mountain man experience, Clark Gable's Across The Wide Missouri and Charlton Heston's The Mountain Men being the other two. One of these days there will be a good biographical film of Kit Carson, the greatest of the lot.

Robert Redford in the title role gets in on the last years of the mountain man experience. These guys trapped for the fur pelts living months and sometimes running into years before they came down to sell their goods. They lived alone among the Indians, hostile or not, and being that repeating rifles had not yet been invented the Indians had numerical and firepower advantage over them. They had to be one hardy breed of men as Redford and the others show.

Initially Redford lucks out winning the respect of the Indians when he avenges a crazy woman's massacre of her family. The Indians hold the insane in respect even though Redford kills several Indians doing it. They even give him an Indian bride in Delle Bolton.

His luck runs out when he reluctantly guides a party of soldiers through an Indian burial ground. After that they don't let up in trying to kill him and his loved ones.

Being the noted conservationist that he is I'm sure Robert Redford loved shooting in the national parks which are preserved as they were in the time of Kit Carson, Jim Bridger and the rest. Some beautiful cinematography is another hallmark of Jeremiah Johnson.

One of Robert Redford's best and most interesting characters he's brought to the big screen, this Jeremiah Johnson.