Wagner

Mini-série télévisée
1983
5h

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Richard Burton, Vanessa Redgrave, László Gálffi, Marthe Keller, and Ekkehard Schall in Wagner (1983)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWagner's life from the 1848 revolution through exile and rescue by King Ludwig II, climaxing with his Bayreuth triumph. His radical ideas on music, nationalism, and anti-Semitism are explore... Tout lireWagner's life from the 1848 revolution through exile and rescue by King Ludwig II, climaxing with his Bayreuth triumph. His radical ideas on music, nationalism, and anti-Semitism are explored.Wagner's life from the 1848 revolution through exile and rescue by King Ludwig II, climaxing with his Bayreuth triumph. His radical ideas on music, nationalism, and anti-Semitism are explored.

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7,4/10

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total

Épisodes10

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HautLes mieux notés 1 Saison 1983

Photos5

Anecdotes
Richard Burton received poor reviews for the early scenes, since at fifty-six-years-old, he was clearly much too old to play Wagner as a young man.

Gaffes
When Ludwig is wading into the water to drown himself, automobiles are seen driving on a highway on the far shore.

Versions alternatives
A feature-length 466-minute director's cut was released on DVD in 2011. It is divided into three parts, each approximately 2 and 1/2 hours in length

Connexions
Featured in Great Performances: Richard Burton: In from the Cold (1988)

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10/10

Extraordinary Effort

I just finished watching the Kultur 4 DVD set of this epic bio-pic, taken at a leisurely pace over five daily installments.

Tony Palmer directs a dream cast, headed by an inimitable Richard Burton as Richard Wagner.

Vittorio Storaro's sensitive cinematography on stunning European locations put this viewer immediately in that era. Too bad this transfer didn't get a digital remastering.

Sets & costumes are convincingly authentic.

Graham Bunn's exemplary editing spins an involving web of interest and keeps pace, seldom failing.

All in all, a compelling work of an expansive, complex musical genius.