La croissance économique et culturelle du Colorado sur deux siècles, du milieu des années 1700 à la fin des années 1970.La croissance économique et culturelle du Colorado sur deux siècles, du milieu des années 1700 à la fin des années 1970.La croissance économique et culturelle du Colorado sur deux siècles, du milieu des années 1700 à la fin des années 1970.
- Nommé pour 2 prix Primetime Emmy
- 3 victoires et 4 nominations au total
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- AnecdotesA young George Clooney is one of the village extras in the first episode Only the Rocks Live Forever (1978).
- GaffesDuring "The Massacre" episode, Colonel Skimmerhorn is walking through the streets of Denver and there is a large crowd of people cheering and waving 50 star United States flags. There were no 50 star United States flags in 1864.
- Autres versionsThis was originally shown on the NBC network in twelve separate episodes, with the first and last each running three hours and the ten in between at two hours each (this is with commercials). Some basic cable channels have rerun it in thirteen two-hour segments, with all but the opening and closing episodes consisting of the last hour of one segment and the first hour of the next.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Memories of Centennial (2008)
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I watched WAY TOO MUCH T.V. in the 70's, but for lucky dogs like you that's cool! Centennial was probably my favorite mini of all of them! It covered generations of a few main families through 200yrs in Colorado, and was narrated awesomely by David Janssen, and had a mystery to boot! I don't have enough space to review this whole series, but here are a few notes: Yes, Robert Conrad and the first few episodes were the best in my opinion, and in the opinions of others on this site. His portrayal of Pasquinel was incredible. A French Canadian coming to America to hunt beaver and start a life here is the American dream! Just ask Arnold if you doubt me! Roots, Shogun (Richard C. was in that one too), and Shaka Zulu also were all excellent mini-series in this vein but Centennial hit home here in America. Not many of us can relate to the other three biggies, but Centennial was U.S. all the way. Other big name actors that did a great job in this were Andy Griffith, Alex Karras (Hans Brumbaugh, man he did a great job for a new actor!), Dennis Weaver, Dan Janssen, Crenna, Carrera, Chamberlain, Kellerman, Keith, Dalton, Vaughn, I could go on forever! A POWER cast indeed! What in the heck was the budget on this thing! Some library's have this, rent it now! Hopefully AMC will show this next year uncut for it's 25th Anniv. and hopefully it will also come out on a DVD set! I'll be the first in line!!! FLAMIO
- Flamio
- 18 août 2002
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Colorado Saga
- Lieux de tournage
- Bracken County, Kentucky, États-Unis(exterior shots representing St. Louis, MO)
- société de production
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- Durée1 heure 45 minutes
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.33 : 1
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By what name was Centennial (1978) officially released in India in English?
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