Meurtre pour un homme seul

Titre original : The Next Man

1976
R
1h 48min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueInfluential Arab diplomat becomes the target of numerous assassination attempts, after he announces his plan to make peace with Israel by letting them join the Organization of the Petroleum ... Tout lireInfluential Arab diplomat becomes the target of numerous assassination attempts, after he announces his plan to make peace with Israel by letting them join the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (O.P.E.C.).Influential Arab diplomat becomes the target of numerous assassination attempts, after he announces his plan to make peace with Israel by letting them join the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (O.P.E.C.).

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4,8/10

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Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
Sir Sean Connery once said of his role in This movie: "I took the part of Khalil in "Meurtre pour un homme seul (1976)" based on reasoning that I always use. I thought him to be an interesting character. He is a contemporary man in every sense of the word: sportsman, diplomat, lover, intellectual, a complete man of our times."

Citations
U.N. Reporter: Your Excellence, in the wake of three assassinations, do you fear for your safety?
Khalil Abdul-Muhsen: I fear for the safety of all of us.

Connexions
Features King Kong (1933)

Bandes originales
Stay With Me
Vocals by Tasha Thomas
© 1976 Jaycee Productions, Buddah Records Inc.
(C) 1976 Soultown Music Inc.
All music published by Soultown Music Inc./BMI 1976
(P) 1976 Jaycee Productions
© 1976 Soultown Music Inc.
All music published by Soultown Music Inc./BMI 1976

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8/10

A decent B-movie, Remarkably prophetic

The remarkable thing about this movie is that it was fully conceived, filmed, and released *before* Anwar Sadat and the Camp David Accords, and, in its own way, echoes the events in its own future. If you are too young to remember these events, then I recommend you look it up in Wikipedia... Then realize that this movie did not follow that history, it preceded it.

Not much should be expected of the movie, it is a definite B-movie from Connery's lower-rent period, when he did a lot of doubtful pictures following his "Never Again" appearance in "Diamonds Are Forever", and before his talent, so evident in his early, pre-Bond pictures, was re-recognized by critics and fans alike.

It is a decent and effective, if not surprising picture, and Connery himself does an effective job as an Arab leader seeking to end the strife with Israel, against substantial political opposition. At the time, the whole idea of it seemed preposterously far in the future, but in reality, the Camp David Accords were less than 4 years away.