Secrets d'état

Titre original : A Different Loyalty

2004
PG
1h 36m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,9/10

1,6 k

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Sharon Stone and Rupert Everett in Secrets d'état (2004)

Liretrailer1 min 35 s

1 vidéo

25 photos

Drama Romance Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBritish war reporter Leo and American journalist Sally meet on assignment in Beirut. When Leo disappears, Sally begins to uncover his secret life, which leads her behind the Iron Curtain and... Tout lireBritish war reporter Leo and American journalist Sally meet on assignment in Beirut. When Leo disappears, Sally begins to uncover his secret life, which leads her behind the Iron Curtain and into the clutches of the KGB. In HD.British war reporter Leo and American journalist Sally meet on assignment in Beirut. When Leo disappears, Sally begins to uncover his secret life, which leads her behind the Iron Curtain and into the clutches of the KGB. In HD.

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1,6 k

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Prix
- 1 nomination au total

Vidéos1

Trailer 1:35

A Different Loyalty

Photos25

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Anecdotes
Rupert Everett has previously played the lead in another film based on the story of the Cambridge Spies, Another Country (1984), in which his character was based on real life spy Guy Burgess.

Gaffes
Lenin's portrait hangs in a Moscow restaurant. In reality, portraits of Russian political leaders were only ever hung in official places, not in restaurants.

Citations
Dick Madsen: Mrs Cauffield, we've just been informed that your husband has arrived in Moscow of his own free will. We consider the term ''traitor'' rather melodramatic within these walls
[MI6]
Dick Madsen: . In Intelligence vernacular, your husband has chosen ''a different loyalty''.

Générique farfelu
Epilogue: "Leo Cauffield stayed in Russia and continued working for the KGB until his death in 1988, at the age of 76. Sally Cauffield never returned to Moscow or saw her husband again."

Connexions
Features Korol Lir (1970)

Bandes originales
1001 Nights
Music by Luc Boivin and A. Weils-Oberegger
Lyrics by André Paradis and Nada Raphaél
Performed by Sylva Balassanian
Courtesy of Les Éditions Clavicorde Inc.

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4/10

Weak movie lacks style or much else

In 1951, two British diplomats who are actually Soviet spies escape to Moscow indicating British intelligence has been infiltrated at the highest level. Then it's 1961 Beriut. Leo Cauffield (Rupert Everett) and Sally (Sharon Stone) fall in love, and she would leave her husband for him. Four years later, Leo disappears and he's accused of being a Soviet spy. Then she is told that he has gone to Moscow freely.

It's a small thing but the movie opening and subsequent text has this computer font. It indicates a 70s motif which clashes with the era of the movie. Then the movie takes too long to get going. This is based on a true story, and the story moves at a pedestrian pace. The dialog is uninspired. As for Sharon Stone, she is miscast in this role. Even thought she has dyed her hair dark, she can't hide her flashy Hollywood persona. The material is there for the taking, but this is not movie for it. The lack of style, ill-fitting acting, and weak dialog all add up to a weak production.