Crépuscule (1941)

Nommé pour 3 Oscars
- 3 nominations au total

Rôles principaux37

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Gene Tierney

Zia

Bruce Cabot

Capt. William Crawford

George Sanders

Maj. A. L. 'Herbie' Coombes

Harry Carey

Alan Dewey

Joseph Calleia

Pallini

Reginald Gardiner

Lt. Rodney 'Roddy' Turner

Carl Esmond

Jan Kuypens

Marc Lawrence

Abdi Hammud

Cedric Hardwicke

Bishop Coombes
(as Sir Cedric Hardwicke)

Gilbert Emery

Ashburton

Jeni Le Gon

Miriami

Emmett Smith

Kipsang

Dorothy Dandridge

Kipsang's Wife

Prince Modupe

Miriami's Sweetheart

William Broadus

Village Headman
(non crédité)

Ivan Browning

Signal Man
(non crédité)

Frank Clarke

Pilot
(non crédité)

Frederick Clarke

Ibrahim
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
In the beginning, while flying over Africa, the co-pilot points to a rock formation on the map called Rhino Rocks. The rock used for the picture is Shiprock in New Mexico.

Gaffes
Zia's caravan uses Bactrian camels (two humps) which are native to central Asia. The camels found in Northern Kenya and Somalia are dromedary camels.

Connexions
Referenced in Repeat Performance (1947)

Bandes originales
O God Our Help in Ages Past
(uncredited)
Words by Isaac Watts and music by William Croft
Sung in church at the London church service

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7/10

Good, 1940's Style Entertainment

I found SUNDOWN to be an enjoyable film. It seems sort of a cross between a jungle flick and a World War II espionage thriller, a kind of a TARZAN VRS THE NAZI'S. The story involves the British trying to prevent the Germans from secretly supplying the native Africans with weapons for a rebellion. Plenty of action and political incorrectness, plus Gene Tierney's ever so sexy overbite. Simply a must for Bruce Cabot fans everywhere.