Capricorn One

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James Brolin and Telly Savalas in Capricorn One (1977)

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Une mission de la NASA pour Mars échouera et son financement est en jeu, alors ils décident de faire semblant, juste cette fois. Mais le secret ne doit pas être divulgué.Une mission de la NASA pour Mars échouera et son financement est en jeu, alors ils décident de faire semblant, juste cette fois. Mais le secret ne doit pas être divulgué.Une mission de la NASA pour Mars échouera et son financement est en jeu, alors ils décident de faire semblant, juste cette fois. Mais le secret ne doit pas être divulgué.

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Récompenses
- 5 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Despite being portrayed as a villain, NASA provided technical assistance, including mock-up spacecraft, sets, vehicles, front screen projection expertise.

Gaffes
Astronauts going on an extended mission would have had short haircuts at the beginning of the mission, since there are no barbers in space. Their hair is exactly the same from the start of the mission until the end of the mission; an elapsed time of eight months.

Citations
Robert Caulfield: Mr Albaine, how much do you charge to dust a field?
Albain: Twenty five dollars.
Robert Caulfield: I'd like to hire your plane.
Albain: That'll be a hundred dollars.
Robert Caulfield: You said you charged twenty five?
Albain: Twenty five dollars to dust a field, but you ain't got no field because you ain't no farmer, which means you ain't poor and I think you're a pervert!
Robert Caulfield: Okay, one hundred.
Albain: One hundred and twenty five.
Robert Caulfield: What?
Albain: Because you said yes to a hundred too quick, which means you can afford a hundred and twenty five.

Versions alternatives
Originally released in Japan in a longer (129 min) version which featured alternate and extended scenes (including an additional scenes showing the docking of the spaceship during the Mars landing sequence). This version was unavailable for decades and considered lost, until a copy was discovered in the National Film Archive of Japan and was finally released on Blu-ray in Japan in 2019.

Connexions
Edited into Magnum: Two Birds of a Feather (1983)

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7/10

A guilty pleasure

One of those movies I'm ashamed to admit that I love. The logic comes and goes in this roller-coaster ride of a film, but the emotional highs are most memorable. One of Elliot Gould's last starring roles. I particularly enjoyed Telly Savalas, who chews the scenery unmercifully but is fun to watch as he saves the day. Also James Brolin, who goes the extra mile and does things that some actors would balk at, such as eating a rattlesnake. When I saw this in the theatre, there were a couple of scenes that had the audience cheering, which is not something one sees very often. And how they ever got NASA to allow them to film has got to be a story in itself, one which I am eager to hear.