Sundown

1941
G
1h 30m

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Gene Tierney, George Sanders, and Bruce Cabot in Sundown (1941)

En 1941, une mystérieuse femme originaire du Somaliland aide les Britanniques contre les nazis.En 1941, une mystérieuse femme originaire du Somaliland aide les Britanniques contre les nazis.En 1941, une mystérieuse femme originaire du Somaliland aide les Britanniques contre les nazis.

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Nommé pour 3 oscars
- 3 nominations au total

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
In the beginning, while flying over Africa, the co-pilot points to a rock formation on the map called Rhino Rocks. The rock used for the picture is Shiprock in New Mexico.

Gaffes
Zia's caravan uses Bactrian camels (two humps) which are native to central Asia. The camels found in Northern Kenya and Somalia are dromedary camels.

Connexions
Referenced in Repeat Performance (1947)

Bandes originales
O God Our Help in Ages Past
(uncredited)
Words by Isaac Watts and music by William Croft
Sung in church at the London church service

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Commentaire en vedette

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Floating Clouds

Veteran Hollywood cameraman Charles B. Lang peaked early in the Oscar stakes by winning his only statuette for the 1932 version of 'A Farewell to Arms'.

Twenty years before his magnificent desert photography on 'One-Eyed Jacks' lost to 'West Side Story', Lang's incredible cloudscapes (when at least he was up against 'Citizen Kane'!) for 'Sundown' (set in Kenya when it was in British East Africa but shot in Arizona and New Mexico) lost out to 'How Green Was My Valley' (set in Wales but shot in California).

So much for the Academy Awards...