L'auberge du sixième bonheur

Titre original : The Inn of the Sixth Happiness

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Ingrid Bergman in L'auberge du sixième bonheur (1958)

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Une femme britannique tenace devient missionnaire et dirige une auberge pour les marchands ambulants en Chine pendant l'invasion japonaise et les années tumultueuses qui précèdent la Seconde... Tout lireUne femme britannique tenace devient missionnaire et dirige une auberge pour les marchands ambulants en Chine pendant l'invasion japonaise et les années tumultueuses qui précèdent la Seconde Guerre mondiale.Une femme britannique tenace devient missionnaire et dirige une auberge pour les marchands ambulants en Chine pendant l'invasion japonaise et les années tumultueuses qui précèdent la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 3 victoires et 7 nominations au total

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The Inn of the Sixth Happiness

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Anecdotes
This is the final film of Robert Donat, who died during its making. In the scene in which he is saying goodbye to Gladys as the elders prepare to take their leave of the city, he says, as though he was prophesying his death, "I fear we shall never see each other again."

Gaffes
The captain is talking with Gladys and says that someone will listen to anything for an extra bowl of rice. The story takes place in northern China and rice is only eaten in southern China. Noodles made from wheat was the mainstay of the Chinese diet in the north. Later in the film it appears Gladys takes a serving of rice from a large pot, and lastly on the journey with the children they come across some uncooked rice which Gladys picks it up.

Citations
[Robert Donat's final line in his final film]
The Mandarin: We shall not see each other again, I think. Farewell, Jen-Ai.

Crédits fous
The opening title card reads: "This story is based upon the life of Gladys Aylward, a woman of our time, who was, and is dedicated to the simple, joyful and rare belief that we are all responsible for each other."

Connexions
Featured in Ingrid (1984)

Bandes originales
THE CHILDREN'S MARCHING SONG (THIS OLD MAN)
Traditional (Arranged by Malcolm Arnold)
Sung by Ingrid Bergman and a children's chorus

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A Perfect Actress!

Once more, in this film as she had in her earlier films, Ingrid Bergman proves she was "A PERFECT ACTRESS!" In this film, "Inn of the Sixth Happiness," she plays Englishwoman Gladys Aylward who knew that China was the place where she belonged. Not qualified to be sent there as a missionary she worked and saved her money until she had enough to go on her own. Once there, she meets up with people who manage to help her through her first days. Then, she is nearly all alone and must make it or leave China. She stays. Eventually, just as WW2 is breaking out, she rescues over 100 children and takes them to freedom.

Again, I repeat, it clearly shows Ingrid Bergman as a perfect actress. She shows her talent and charm all through this film and it is one everyone in the family can watch and appreciate. I highly recommend it.