Le bagarreur

Titre original : Hard Times

1975
13+
1h 33m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,2/10

13 k

MA NOTE

Charles Bronson and Robert Tessier in Le bagarreur (1975)

Liretrailer2 min 21 s

2 vidéos

76 photos

Crime Drama Sport

Les aventures d'un vagabond devenu boxeur clandestin pendant l'ère de la dépression à la Nouvelle-Orléans.Les aventures d'un vagabond devenu boxeur clandestin pendant l'ère de la dépression à la Nouvelle-Orléans.Les aventures d'un vagabond devenu boxeur clandestin pendant l'ère de la dépression à la Nouvelle-Orléans.

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,2/10

13 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
In a 2006 interview director Walter Hill mentioned that he had been critical of the performance of Jill Ireland, who was Charles Bronson's wife at the time. When Hill went to Bronson's home to discuss this, Bronson wouldn't shake his hand--he just showed Hill in and poured him a drink. Hill said that he would have liked to have worked with Bronson on other films, but that Bronson refused to work with Hill again.

Gaffes
Dollar bills Chaney waves around at oyster bar are contemporary currency.

Citations
Speed: Well, you know Chick, like old momma said, next best thing to playing and winning is playing and losing.

Connexions
Featured in Behind the Action: Stuntmen in the Movies (2002)

Bandes originales
Hard Time Blues
(uncredited)
Written by Julius Farmer, Alfred Roberts, Percy Randolph & Ed Stanall

Commentaires des utilisateurs144

Commentaire

Commentaire en vedette

Hard To Beat

A depression era drifter (Bronson) gets involved in the world of street fighting for big bucks. Good vehicle for Bronson who, like Eastwood, can say more with a look than with 20 words. He's the epitome of a hard edged, down but not out, tough guy. James Coburn plays his seedy, gambliholic, money hungry, 'manager' to the hilt. If you're looking for an actor who can make it look easy, watch Coburn in this film. Strother Martin plays a mulatto, hop-head Doctor (kicked out of Med school) they hire to treat Bronsons wounds. This is a man's movie. And the grit is captured perfectly by Director Walter Hill who would go on to direct 48 HRS. Throw in love interest (and Bronson wife) Jill Ireland, New Orleans and The Mob and you've got one hellava film. Don't look for any phony special effects which would have to be included for today's audience, just good acting, plot and grit.