The Red Badge of Courage

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Audie Murphy and Gloria Eaton in The Red Badge of Courage (1951)

Liretrailer2 min 53 s

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Drama War

Une adaptation tronquée du roman de Stephen Crane sur un soldat de l'Union de la guerre civile qui lutte pour trouver le courage de se battre dans le feu de l'action.Une adaptation tronquée du roman de Stephen Crane sur un soldat de l'Union de la guerre civile qui lutte pour trouver le courage de se battre dans le feu de l'action.Une adaptation tronquée du roman de Stephen Crane sur un soldat de l'Union de la guerre civile qui lutte pour trouver le courage de se battre dans le feu de l'action.

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Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Nominé pour le prix 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total

Thompson
(as Robert Easton Burke)

Don Anderson

Soldier
(uncredited)

Smith Ballew

Union Captain
(uncredited)

Albert Band

Union Soldier Fording River
(uncredited)

Gregg Barton

Soldier
(uncredited)

Whit Bissell

Wounded Officer
(uncredited)

Robert Board

Soldier
(uncredited)

Chet Brandenburg

Wounded Soldier
(uncredited)

Edwin Breen

Confederate Flag Bearer
(uncredited)

Joe Brown Jr.

Soldier
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
After seeing what MGM had done to the film, John Huston instructed his agent to include a clause in all future contracts guaranteeing that he would receive a copy of his director's cut on all of his films.

Gaffes
All the soldiers in Audie's infantry outfit have crossed rifles on their forage hats. The crossed rifle insignia was not adopted by the US army until the year 1876, before this it was a hunter's horn.

Citations
The General: Howdy Jim, Corporal. How are those wounds?
Soldier: Stinging some, General, but they're a-mending.
The General: That's fine, fine. Anybody care for a chaw?

Connexions
Edited into Hollywood: The Dream Factory (1972)

Bandes originales
Taps
(uncredited)
Written by Union Army Brigadier General Daniel Butterfield

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Deserves more credit

Deserves more credit than it currently receives. The directing alone is awesome, with the number of unique and different shots that Huston came up with really takes this Pic away from the norm.

Some of the realism in the portrayals that would be lost on some American viewers include the scene where the General talks to the troops before the battle, asking them what they are going to eat for dinner. He goes from group to group asking the same questions - why? Remember (duh), no radios, no public address system. Commanders had to spread their message by repeating it over and over - inspiring a different group each time.

A very enjoyable 69 minutes. Sad that the studio had to meddle with the original cut (what else is new?).

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