La gran escapada

Título original: The Great Escaper

2023
12
1h 36min

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Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson in La gran escapada (2023)

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Bernard Jordan se escapa de su residencia para asistir al 70 aniversario del desembarco del Día D en Francia.Bernard Jordan se escapa de su residencia para asistir al 70 aniversario del desembarco del Día D en Francia.Bernard Jordan se escapa de su residencia para asistir al 70 aniversario del desembarco del Día D en Francia.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
During the London premiere of this film in September 2023, Sir Michael Caine announced his retirement from acting stating that; "I am bloody 90 now, and I can't walk properly and all that. I sort of am retired now.".

Pifias
When Bernie and the Germans salute each other in the bar, Bernie salutes in the Army/RAF fashion - palm outwards. As an ex-Navy man, he would've saluted in the RN style - palm downwards.

Citas
Arthur: The world is always more palatable when seen through a glass.

Conexiones
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7/10

Emotional film showcasing some great actors maybe one last time.

A film that is quite emotional as a D-Day veteran 'escapes' the confines (not in a jailbreak sense) of his care home to attend the 70th anniversary in France, causing a media frenzy in the process!

Michael Caine and the late Glenda Jackson give wonderful performances as the elderly couple in the care home, Caine playing Bernie the veteran in question and Jackson, Rene his devoted wife who covers up for him as much as possible and encourages him to follow his destiny.

I am used to seeing the two actors in their pomp in sixties and seventies films so this is quite a change.

Look out for good supporting performances from the care home staff and fellow D-Day veterans some with their own demons.

The film uses brief flashback timelines to show the horrors of the D-Day events in the Second World War. However the film is not all excising demons and dwelling on past stressful events. There is plenty of humour as Bernie (Caine) makes the trip and meets up with fellow vets both Allied and German.