La Taverne De L'Irlandais

Titre original : Donovan's Reef

1963
Approved
1h 49m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,7/10

10 k

MA NOTE

John Wayne and Lee Marvin in La Taverne De L'Irlandais (1963)

Comedy subtly dealing with moral issues such as racial bigotry, corporate greed, American belief of societal superiority and hypocrisy.

Liretrailer2 min 44 s

1 vidéo

51 photos

Adventure Comedy Romance

Comédie traitant subtilement de questions morales telles que le fanatisme racial, la cupidité des entreprises, la croyance américaine en la supériorité sociale et l'hypocrisie.Comédie traitant subtilement de questions morales telles que le fanatisme racial, la cupidité des entreprises, la croyance américaine en la supériorité sociale et l'hypocrisie.Comédie traitant subtilement de questions morales telles que le fanatisme racial, la cupidité des entreprises, la croyance américaine en la supériorité sociale et l'hypocrisie.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,7/10

10 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Vidéos1

Trailer 2:44

Official Trailer

Photos51

+ 43

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Anecdotes
When John Ford offered Lee Marvin the role of Gilhooley, he told the actor it didn't matter what the story was as it would be a good excuse for the cast and crew to have a free holiday in Hawaii.

Gaffes
French Polynesia was 4,000 km (about 2200 nautical miles) east of the farthest Japanese expansion, and there was no fighting there.

Citations
[Gilhooley about to throw bottle during fight]
Michael Patrick 'Guns' Donovan: Not the brandy, you dope!
Thomas Aloysius 'Boats' Gilhooley: [puts bottle carefully down on bar] Sorry!

Connexions
Featured in Hollywood Remembers Lee Marvin (2000)

Bandes originales
Frere Jacques
(uncredited)
Traditional
Sung by the children

Commentaires des utilisateurs104

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Commentaire en vedette

8/10

Good non- Cowboy role for Wayne

This film is not one of Johns best but it ranks pretty high. It's good to see John Wayne in something besides a cowboy movie. It has a great supporting cast. Lee Marvin out does his self in his role as the out cast friend who has the same birthday as John Wayne. Cesar Romero plays his part brilliantly as the French Ambassador. And the kids in this film could not have been cast better. Jacqueline Malouf plays her part as the teen age daughter of Jack Warden so convincingly you forget she was 22 at the time. And Cherylene Lee is the cutest little girl who ever played a part in the movies.

The plot is a little lame and Elizabeth Allen is a little young to be playing John Wayne's love interest. John Wayne appears to look the oldest of the three Americans who stayed on the island to help the inhabitants during WWII. But the movie comes off pretty good if you can over look the age difference. Besides, Wayne and Allen do work well together. I like to watch this movie from time to time. It's a feel good movie were everything comes out good in the end.