Jeanne d'Arc

Titre original : Joan of Arc

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Period Drama Biography Drama History War

Ingrid Bergman est envoûtante en paysanne française du XVe siècle qui réveille une nation et inspire le monde par sa foi et sa bravoure. Croyant avec ferveur qu'elle est dirigée par Dieu, Je... Tout lireIngrid Bergman est envoûtante en paysanne française du XVe siècle qui réveille une nation et inspire le monde par sa foi et sa bravoure. Croyant avec ferveur qu'elle est dirigée par Dieu, Jeanne mène à la victoire contre les Britanniques.Ingrid Bergman est envoûtante en paysanne française du XVe siècle qui réveille une nation et inspire le monde par sa foi et sa bravoure. Croyant avec ferveur qu'elle est dirigée par Dieu, Jeanne mène à la victoire contre les Britanniques.

Réalisation
- Victor Fleming
Scénario
- Maxwell Anderson
- Andrew Solt
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Victor Fleming
Scénario
- Maxwell Anderson
- Andrew Solt
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompensé par 2 Oscars
- 4 victoires et 6 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The first film to receive 7 Academy Award nominations without receiving a Best Picture nomination.

Gaffes
Length of Joan's chain mail is different from 43:38 to 44:29.

Citations
La Hire: Why are you crying?
Joan of Arc: Because they're dead. Horribly dead. And it was I who killed them.
La Hire: Killed who?
Joan of Arc: All these men. Ours, and the enemy's.
La Hire: Huh! Are you crying about the English?
Joan of Arc: I have no hatred for the English. I spoke bold and loud so that you would follow me. I thought victory would be beautiful, but it is an ugly, bloody thing.
La Hire: Why, there never was a more beautiful victory than this!

Crédits fous
In the 145-minute version of the film, the cast list, naming not only the actors but who they played, was deliberately presented in the style of the cast list of "Gone With the Wind", in order to evoke the feeling of an epic about to be presented. Victor Fleming, who directed "Joan of Arc", had also directed "Gone With the Wind" (after replacing George Cukor, "GWTW"'s original, uncredited director).

Versions alternatives
In 1998, UCLA restored "Joan of Arc" to its original length of 145 minutes, and the complete version was finally given its first public screening in nearly fifty years on December 3, 1998.

Connexions
Featured in Le roi pirate (1953)

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Ingrid's great triumph!

I am lucky enough to have a video of the uncut version of this film, in which the trial is shown in full. This is the part of the film in which we see Ingrid's best acting. It's so immensely moving! Ingrid believed in Joan and it shows. She had just come from a triumphant Broadway run in Joan of Lorraine, the play on which this movie is based. The movie is a more straightforward telling of Joan's story [the play is a play within a play] and I would say it's accurate, though some details have to be left out, due to lack of time. Sadly, Ingrid's popularity in the USA had waned when this film was released. What a tragedy! I am amazed that a so-called enlightened and free nation could turn against this honest woman, because of her love for an Italian film director and the birth [out of wedlock] of their beautiful son. I think Ingrid would have won another Oscar with "Joan of Arc", had it not been for the "scandal". It's definitely the best film version of this remarkable saint's story and a fulfilment of Ingrid's lifetime wish. Long live Ingrid Bergman - and her favourite saint! Mary Hutchings [Founder, Ingrid Bergman International, Yahoo clubs]