Les Grands Fonds

Titre original : The Deep

1977
12
2h 3min

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6,2/10

14 k

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In Bermuda, two amateur treasure-hunting divers have a run-in with local criminals when they inadvertently discover the secret cargo of a World War II shipwreck.

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Aux Bermudes, deux plongeurs amateurs à la recherche de trésors se heurtent à des criminels locaux lorsqu'ils découvrent par inadvertance la cargaison secrète d'une épave datant de la Second... Tout lireAux Bermudes, deux plongeurs amateurs à la recherche de trésors se heurtent à des criminels locaux lorsqu'ils découvrent par inadvertance la cargaison secrète d'une épave datant de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.Aux Bermudes, deux plongeurs amateurs à la recherche de trésors se heurtent à des criminels locaux lorsqu'ils découvrent par inadvertance la cargaison secrète d'une épave datant de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

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6,2/10

14 k

MA NOTE

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 4 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
In the beginning of the movie, whilst Gail (Jacqueline Bisset) is diving, she reaches under a part of the shipwreck and gets her arm yanked by the giant green moray eel, which causes her to scream in pain. In real life, her stunt double, Jackie Kilbride, dislocated her shoulder doing this scene. A diver was told to pull the stick attached to her wrist from inside the wreck. When the stick appeared, he pulled with all of his might (as instructed). The scene was done in one take, with multiple cameras, as there was no chance (or need) for repeating it.

Gaffes
In one of the underwater scenes, Treece refers to the girl as "Kate," when the character's name is "Gail."

Citations
David Sanders: I'm goin' down there, and you're gonna have to blow me up too!
Romer Treece: As you please, boy.

Crédits fous
Opening credits prologue: Bermuda

Versions alternatives
More scenes from the television version NBC broadcast include: A scene in which just Treece and David go diving, whilst Gail and Coffin speak of Treece's past, including his wife who was murdered by a drug dealer. When David and Gail first go to Treece's lighthouse, they are stopped and held at gun point by a territorial Kevin. Whilst David is turning the rented scuba equipment in, Gail goes and we see her rinse off the salt water from the sea. A scene where Cloche attacks Treece's lighthouse in the middle of the night, threatening to kill David and Gail.

Connexions
Featured in The Making of 'The Deep' (1977)

Bandes originales
Theme from 'The Deep' (Down, Deep Inside)
Sung by Donna Summer
Written by John Barry and Donna Summer

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9/10

They don't make films like this any more

I don't know why IMDb is carrying such a negative review of this classic film on the front page. But I'm happy to note a lot of very positive reviews thereafter. Not much more I can add, but this is one of the classics of the golden era of film-making, without the CGI, hyped-up violence, obsessive sexuality and general lack of any kind of emotional depth of current popular cinema. While being in that category (popular cinema), this film is still great entertainment, often going pretty "deep". And there are of course the bonuses of the legendary Robert Shaw, the unforgettable beauty of Jacqueline Bisset, a young Nick Nolte full of promise, a wonderful score by John Barry, and plenty of evocative scenery, both below and above sea level.