L'Aventure inoubliable

Titre original : The Sky's the Limit

1943
Approved
1h 29m

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Fred Astaire and Joan Leslie in L'Aventure inoubliable (1943)

Classic Musical Romantic Comedy Comedy Musical Romance War

Fred Atwell se faufile loin de la tournée d'apparence personnelle de son célèbre escadron et part incognito pendant plusieurs jours de congé.Fred Atwell se faufile loin de la tournée d'apparence personnelle de son célèbre escadron et part incognito pendant plusieurs jours de congé.Fred Atwell se faufile loin de la tournée d'apparence personnelle de son célèbre escadron et part incognito pendant plusieurs jours de congé.

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6,3/10

1,3 k

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Nommé pour 2 oscars
- 2 nominations au total

Photos18

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Rôles principaux56

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Fred Astaire

Fred Atwell aka Fred Burton

Joan Leslie

Joan Manion

Robert Benchley

Phil Harriman

Robert Ryan

Reginald Fenton

Elizabeth Patterson

Mrs. Fisher

Marjorie Gateson

Canteen Hostess

Freddie Slack

Freddie Slack - Leader of His Orchestra

Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

Freddie Slack's Orchestra

Fred Aldrich

Pilot
(uncredited)

Robert Andersen

Officer
(uncredited)

Bobby Barber

Canteen Waiter
(uncredited)

Brandon Beach

Officer at Dinner
(uncredited)

Brooks Benedict

Dinner Guest
(uncredited)

Joseph E. Bernard

Third Bartender
(uncredited)

Eric Blore

Jackson - Phil's Butler
(uncredited)

Buck Bucko

Cowboy
(uncredited)

Roy Bucko

Cowboy
(uncredited)

Georgia Caine

Charwoman
(uncredited)

Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Fred Astaire cut his shins and ankles on the broken glass generated during "One for My Baby".

Gaffes
Fred Astaire plays a WWII fighter pilot, although he was 44 years old at the time. A typical age for a WWII fighter pilot was half that. Most 44-year-old men who were serving in WWII did so from behind a desk.

Citations
Joan Manion: You know, purely in a sociological way, you interest me. A little.
Fred Atwell: Well, it's a beginning, isn't it?
Joan Manion: Don't get me wrong! What interests me is this passion you seem to have for having your picture taken.
Fred Atwell: Let's talk it over.
[to bartender]
Fred Atwell: I'll have the same, please.
Joan Manion: You know, I'm supposed to be taking pictures of celebrities.
Fred Atwell: Couldn't I be the fellow who never gets his name mentioned? The one they call 'a friend'? You know: 'Ginger Rogers - and friend.'
Joan Manion: It's possible but extremely improbable.

Connexions
Featured in Great Performances: The Fred Astaire Songbook (1991)

Bandes originales
My Shining Hour
(uncredited)
Music by Harold Arlen
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Sung by Joan Leslie (dubbed by Sally Sweetland)
Danced by Fred Astaire, Joan Leslie

Commentaires des utilisateurs45

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10/10

Woefully under-rated...

This may conceivably be THE most under-rated film of all-time... NO ONE seems to love it as much as I do. Maltin, etc. all consider it one of Fred's worst movies. I don't understand why! He's great, Robert Benchley is on hand (doing one of his best patented befuddled speaker routines), and Joan Leslie is beautiful, sharp, and a great dancer (she really keeps up with Astaire, which is hard to do!) On top of that there are two immortal songs ("My Shining Hour", and "One For My Baby). It's not really a musical though, more of a romantic-comedy. Astaire and Leslie have a wonderful chemistry, especially in their debates over the importance of work in a man's life (Astaire is practically playing a gen-xer here!) Don't listen to the critics, watch this movie, it has biting wit, good music, and will leave you wistfully happy!