Jaque mate

Título original: Counterpoint

1967
Approved
1h 47min

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Charlton Heston and Maximilian Schell in Jaque mate (1967)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA famous orchestra conductor is captured by the Germans in WW2, and is forced to perform at private concerts for the Nazi generals.A famous orchestra conductor is captured by the Germans in WW2, and is forced to perform at private concerts for the Nazi generals.A famous orchestra conductor is captured by the Germans in WW2, and is forced to perform at private concerts for the Nazi generals.

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Charlton Heston

Lionel Evans

Maximilian Schell

General Schiller

Kathryn Hays

Annabelle Rice

Leslie Nielsen

Victor Rice

Anton Diffring

Colonel Arndt

Linden Chiles

Lieutenant Long

Peter Masterson

Sergeant Calloway
(as Pete Masterson)

Curt Lowens

Captain Klingerman

Neva Patterson

Dorothy

Cyril Delevanti

Tartzoff

Gregory Morton

Jordon

Parley Baer

Alfred Hook

Dan Frazer

Chaminant

Ed Peck

Prescott

Paul Birch

General
(sin créditos)

Jack Clinton

Audience Member
(sin créditos)

Robert Cole

Soldier
(sin créditos)

Stewart East

Soldier
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Charlton Heston spent up to five hours a day at rehearsals conducting Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C-, Op. 67, Allegro con brio, the music performed over the opening credits. In his diaries, Heston describes it as better than parting the Red Sea.

Errores
Lionel Evans refers to the number of musicians in his orchestra as 70---the bus, although a double-decker, would not hold that many. In courtyard scenes, there are not that many seen.

Citas
Evans: Prostitution isn't the only profession ruined by amateurs.

Conexiones
Referenced in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Charlton Heston/Norman Mailer/David Brenner/Ian Whitcomb (1974)

Bandas sonoras
Symphony No. 5 in C minor I. Allegro con brio
(uncredited)
Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by The Los Angeles Philharmonic conducted by Lawrence Foster
[Played by the orchestra over the opening title card and credits; reprise played over the end credits]

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7/10

Engaging and somewhat memorable to say the least

If you're a World War II movie fan or a woman and a Maximillian Schell fan, or both, this hard to find film has definitely captured Maximillian Schell's charm and appeal. Even though he plays a German General, the "bad guy," his performance makes it very difficult NOT to like him. He is handsome and witty underneath the power of authority that he exudes. His performance is by far the best. A hand would have to be given to given to the young "pre-Naked Gun" Leslie Nielsen also. The movie plot is perhaps a little unrealistic but that's the beauty of film, right? Engaging and somewhat memorable to say the least. Worth a look if you can find it.