Trafiquants d'armes à Cuba

Titre original : The Gun Runners

1958
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1h 23min

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Audie Murphy and Patricia Owens in Trafiquants d'armes à Cuba (1958)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Cuban misadventures of a Florida smuggler, at the time of the Cuban Revolution.The Cuban misadventures of a Florida smuggler, at the time of the Cuban Revolution.The Cuban misadventures of a Florida smuggler, at the time of the Cuban Revolution.

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6,3/10

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Rôles principaux36

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Audie Murphy

Sam Martin

Eddie Albert

Hanagan

Patricia Owens

Lucy Martin

Everett Sloane

Harvey

Richard Jaeckel

Buzurki

Paul Birch

Sy Phillips

Jack Elam

Arnold

John Qualen

Edward Colmans

Juan

Stephen Peck

Pepito
(as Steven Peck)

Carlos Romero

Carlos Contreras
(as Carl Rogers)

Gita Hall

John A. Alonzo

Soldier Checking Car
(non crédité)

Salvador Baguez

Revolutionary
(non crédité)

Steve Carruthers

Gambler
(non crédité)

Jack Daly

Detective
(non crédité)

Walt Davis

Gambler
(non crédité)

Isabelle Dwan

Gambler
(non crédité)

Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Director Don Siegel was unhappy with Audie Murphy as the choice for the lead role.

Gaffes
At 1 hour 19 min Hanagan falls, then kicked by Sam into the engine compartment. After Sam dispatches two thugs Hanagan is resting comfortable against the engine block. The engine should have been extremely hot, certainly hot enough to elicit some response from Hanagan.

Citations
Harvey: A man can't turn bad if it ain't in him to be bad. And it ain't in you, Sam.

Connexions
Remake of Trafic en haute mer (1950)

Bandes originales
Havana Holiday
Words and Music by Joe Lubin, and Curly Howard (as Jerome Howard)

Avis des utilisateurs19

Commentaire à la une

7/10

Deserves More Recognition

A remake of "To Have and Have Not" based on the Hemingway short story. The plot is reset to the early days of the Cuban revolution. A charter boat skipper (Audie Murphy) gets entangled in gunrunning scheme to get money to pay off debts.

Director Don Siegel may be the third person to tackle this tale, but he is not working fro ma dry well. By updating the story to involve the Cuban Revolution (before its success), the film takes on new life and now works as not only a great story but something of a historical document. Assisting Cuban rebels in 1958 may have had a very different sense at the time than it does today after fifty-plus years of Castro.

This was the first feature from the fledgling Seven Arts Productions, before they went on to make "The Misfits" (1961), "Lolita" (1962), and several others, including a large number of co-productions with Hammer films.