Le concerto de Varsovie

Titre original : Dangerous Moonlight

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Sally Gray and Anton Walbrook in Le concerto de Varsovie (1941)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDuring World War II, an American newswoman falls for a Polish piano virtuoso...who wants to go back and fight.During World War II, an American newswoman falls for a Polish piano virtuoso...who wants to go back and fight.During World War II, an American newswoman falls for a Polish piano virtuoso...who wants to go back and fight.

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Anecdotes
Anton Walbrook had aspirations as a classical pianist in real life and his hands are shown playing the piano. However, the piano part as heard was recorded by an uncredited Louis Kentner.

Gaffes
After Stefan has climbed into his single-engined plane for the flight to Romania the scene merges into a take-off shot, but the aircraft taking off is twin-engined.

Crédits fous
Opening credits prologue: LONDON NOVEMBER 1940

Connexions
Featured in Shepperton Babylon (2005)

Bandes originales
Warsaw Concerto
(1941)
Written by Richard Addinsell
Played during the opening credits and often as background music
Played on piano by Anton Walbrook (dubbed by Louis Kentner) often
Hummed by Sally Gray

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proposterous British war romance

This film is the one which introduced the 'Warsaw Concerto', one of those almost classical pieces ('The Dream of Olwen' is the other major one) which are effective and burrow their way into your consciousness. Anton Walbrook is traumatised by something that happened when he was a flyer, and Sally Gray is the love interest who is trying to get him back. The performances are finely tuned but really it is the music which is the star. The film itself is typical of its type, over-dramatised British 40s drama at its worst. As such it is watchable but far from great!