D pour danger

Titre original : A Man Could Get Killed

1966
Approved
1h 37m

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Sandra Dee, James Garner, Anthony Franciosa, and Melina Mercouri in D pour danger (1966)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn Lisbon, an American businessman is mistaken for a British agent with hilarious consequences.In Lisbon, an American businessman is mistaken for a British agent with hilarious consequences.In Lisbon, an American businessman is mistaken for a British agent with hilarious consequences.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,8/10

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Prix
- 1 victoire au total

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Anecdotes
Bert Kaempfert's soundtrack for this movie features the introduction of his most famous composition, "Strangers in the Night," here still without lyrics but clearly recognizable. The accompanying soundtrack album listed it under the title "Beddy Bye".

Gaffes
In the hotel, the card at the door asks "do not disturb" in Portuguese, but it is written wrong: "Não Encomodar" (with an E). The right spelling is "Incomodar" (with an I).

Connexions
Referenced in The Don Is Dead (1973)

Bandes originales
Strangers in the Night
Music by Bert Kaempfert

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Wonderful and should be out on DVD

A year before we were married, my wife and I went to see this movie on a date. We have not seen it since, yet we still quote a line or two from it all these decades later. I hope we do not have to wait for James Garner's death before it is released on DVD. It is a truly funny motion picture, liked even by someone like me who likes very few comedies. As I recall, the humour in this movie springs from the story, ridiculous though it may be, and that makes for a good amusing film. Robert Coote in particular was superb.