Coups de feu dans la Sierra

Titre original : Ride the High Country

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Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea in Coups de feu dans la Sierra (1962)

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Classical Western Drama Western

Un ancien soldat de l'Union est embauché pour transporter l'or d'une communauté minière à travers un dangereux territoire.Un ancien soldat de l'Union est embauché pour transporter l'or d'une communauté minière à travers un dangereux territoire.Un ancien soldat de l'Union est embauché pour transporter l'or d'une communauté minière à travers un dangereux territoire.

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Nomination aux 1 BAFTA Award
- 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total

Candy
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George Bell

Townsman
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Miner
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Chet Brandenburg

Miner
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Don Brodie

Spieler
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Chris Carter

Rose
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Réalisation
- Sam Peckinpah
Scénario
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Anecdotes
Final film of Randolph Scott. He retired from acting once he saw the finished film, saying he wanted to quit while he was ahead and that he would never be able to better his work here.

Gaffes
The many 34-star flags, all on flagpoles, at the opening of the movie do not match the Bobby helmets, open automobiles and electric wiring over the streets. The 34-star U.S. flag was in use only from 1861-1863. There is, however, also an inconsistent 45-star flag strung across the street. That design, in use from 1896-1908, does match the movie's time setting.

Citations
Steve Judd: All I want is to enter my house justified.

Crédits fous
Introducing Mariette Hartley

Connexions
Featured in Il était une fois l'Amérique (1976)

Bandes originales
The Washington Post
(uncredited)
Written by John Philip Sousa

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8/10

An "A" Farewell for Two "B" Western Stars

Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea will probably be remembered as the top "B" western stars in movies. But their last film "Ride the High Country" stands as an "A" western and a very good one too.

Perhaps they owe this final chance to director Sam Peckinpah who turns the story into a splendid film in its genre shot in beautiful outdoor sceneries, with very well managed action scenes, a credible script, great settings and a fine musical score too.

Two moments are particularly outstanding in my opinion: the sort of "Fellinesc" sequence at the wedding with all those bizarre characters and the final showdown where Scott and McCrea face the mean Hammond brothers (John Anderson, James Drury and Warren Oates) in the "old fashioned way".

A well deserved "A" product for both actors -that amused and thrilled us western fans- through their long careers in the genre.