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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA British telecommunication expert comes to 1950s Berlin to help the Americans spy on the USSR. He meets a cute, mysterious local woman.A British telecommunication expert comes to 1950s Berlin to help the Americans spy on the USSR. He meets a cute, mysterious local woman.A British telecommunication expert comes to 1950s Berlin to help the Americans spy on the USSR. He meets a cute, mysterious local woman.
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- AnecdotesThis movie used soldiers from the U.S., Great Britain, and the Soviet Union as extras and bit parts. After initially giving his permission, the Soviet Commander rescinded it. Director John Schlesinger was in contact with a subordinate, and they secretly assembled some troops in a hidden location, where Schlesinger sent a bus to pick them up.
- GaffesIn the 1950s set part of the film, characters are drinking champagne from flutes. At this time the standard champagne glass was a saucer - shaped one.
- Bandes originalesMaybellene
Words and Music by Chuck Berry / Russ Fratto / Alan Freed
© MCMLV by Arc Music Corp. New York
By kind permission of Jewel Music Publishing Co., Ltd.
Master Recording Performed by Chuck Berry
License Courtesy of MCA Records
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I quite liked this film. But probably because I think there are perhaps more important things than the manner in which Anthony Hopkins is miscast. You just have to overlook that. Campbell Scott is great and really carries the whole film. I really enjoyed the way the film was held together, the cinematography and the use of really bad American Music to get across the brashness and invasiveness of their culture even back then. If you've read books like Spycatcher you'll appreciate this film. On the other hand if you think Bond films are good, you'll most likely hate it. I would have liked the sex scenes to be more, shall we say 'fleshed out', they fade off all too quickly. It's very rare in popular film that you get good sex scenes that are filmed with warmth and tenderness. The use of lighting and angles is great. What got to me more than Hopkin's dodgy accent was the stupid female character. Can't we just forget reality for a bit and stop casting women as quivering idiots. Sure that's how they seem to behave in all important situations, but it's so annoying to be put through it over and over again. Let's have an intelligent female lead who decides she's going to take responsibility for her dumb, impulsive behaviour and make amends. As opposed to leaving everything up to the bloke and then running off with his friend. And did anyone notice that all the men around her drink heavily? I think this would be a good book and there's obviously stuff missing from the film, but still I give it 8/10.
- faustian_jargon
- 8 juin 2004
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- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 525 955 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 283 260 $ US
- 4 sept. 1995
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 525 955 $ US
- Durée1 heure 59 minutes
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- 1.66 : 1
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By what name was The Innocent (1993) officially released in Canada in English?
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