Le Meilleur des mondes possible !

Titre original : O Lucky Man!

1973
R
2h 58min

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7,6/10

9 k

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Malcolm McDowell in Le Meilleur des mondes possible ! (1973)

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Un vendeur de café ambitieux a une série d'aventures improbables et ironiques qui semblent conçues pour défier son idéalisme naïf.Un vendeur de café ambitieux a une série d'aventures improbables et ironiques qui semblent conçues pour défier son idéalisme naïf.Un vendeur de café ambitieux a une série d'aventures improbables et ironiques qui semblent conçues pour défier son idéalisme naïf.

Réalisation
- Lindsay Anderson
Scénario
- David Sherwin
- Malcolm McDowell
Casting principal

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7,6/10

9 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Lindsay Anderson
Scénario
- David Sherwin
- Malcolm McDowell
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Victoire aux 2 BAFTA Awards
- 3 victoires et 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
There were approximately thirty takes of the scene where producer and director Lindsay Anderson slapped Malcolm McDowell across the face with a script.

Gaffes
A sign says 200 miles to London where Travis is picked up. He has reached there by walking for a while from the military establishment where the explosion took place. The distance even from London to the border of Scotland is 398 Miles.

Citations
Monty: Try not to die like a dog.

Versions alternatives
The original US release was cut by twenty or more minutes, the entire sequence involving the suicidal woman, roughly from Mick's release from prison until he meets the charity tea-wagon lady was omitted. (This included one of Alan Price's songs)

Connexions
Featured in Free Cinema (1986)

Bandes originales
O Lucky Man!
Written by Alan Price

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10/10

O Lucky Me

To see this film again has been a monumental thrill. Lindsay Anderson, what an extraordinary director. IF. THIS SPORTING LIFE. BRITANNIA HOSPITAL. THE WHALES OF AUGUST. So very few films, but each one of them, a journey of discovery. Entertaining but angry and provoking. His repertory of actors, from Malcolm McDowell his star and, I imagine, his lover to Arthur Lowe. The Anderson-McDowell collaborations deserve an in depth study. Very rarely a director and actor can bring such glories from each other. De Niro and Scorsese. Von Stemberg and Dietrich. Kazan and Brando and very few others. The joys of Rachel Roberts, Ralph Richardson, Helen Mirren, Mona Washbourne and a cast of a thousand glorious British character actors. The film is so filled with surprises that you don't want ever to end.