Alfie le dragueur

Titre original : Alfie

1966
13
1h 54min

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7,0/10

16 k

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Coming-of-Age Quirky Comedy Comedy Drama

Un homme à femmes irresponsable commence peu à peu à comprendre les conséquences de son mode de vie.Un homme à femmes irresponsable commence peu à peu à comprendre les conséquences de son mode de vie.Un homme à femmes irresponsable commence peu à peu à comprendre les conséquences de son mode de vie.

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16 k

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Nommé pour 5 Oscars
- 8 victoires et 22 nominations au total

Anecdotes
This film cost only £500,000, about which director Lewis Gilbert famously quipped that the sum was "the sort of money studio executives spend on cigar bills."

Gaffes
When Alfie is in the doctor's office and looks out of the window at the funeral, the window frame is of a different sort from the one of the interior.

Citations
[final words of the film]
Alfie: You know what? When I look back on my little life and the birds I've known, and think of all the things they've done for me and the little I've done for them, you'd think I've had the best of it along the line. But what have I got out of it? I've got a bob or two, some decent clothes, a car, I've got me health back and I ain't attached. But I ain't got me peace of mind - and if you ain't got that, you ain't got nothing. I dunno. It seems to me if they ain't got you one way they've got you another. So what's the answer? That's what I keep asking myself - what's it all about? Know what I mean?

Crédits fous
At the beginning of the film, Sir Michael Caine talks to camera and explains that there will be no opening credits. The closing credits are a roll call which features photos of the principal actors, as well as of the main technical crew, including director Lewis Gilbert and cameraman Otto Heller.

Connexions
Featured in Paramount Presents (1974)

Bandes originales
Alfie
Written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David
Arranged by Burt Bacharach
Performed by Cilla Black
Produced by George Martin and Burt Bacharach (uncredited)
(U.K. re-release)

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7/10

Deeper than it seems at first glance

This is a seriously good comedy. Michael Caine is delightfully saucy as the title character. He ought to seem a cad, and at times he is, but he takes his lumps too, and takes them in stride. The supporting cast is very effective, with especially excellent performances by Jane Asher, Shelley Winters and Millicent Martin. The camera work is also notable, and London serves as an effective backdrop. Definitely worth a look, and a reminder Michael Caine was as good then as he is now.