The Club

1980
PG
1h 36min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBoardroom and dressing-room intrigues spill on to the field at the Australian Rules football club.Boardroom and dressing-room intrigues spill on to the field at the Australian Rules football club.Boardroom and dressing-room intrigues spill on to the field at the Australian Rules football club.

Réalisation
- Bruce Beresford
Scénario
- David Williamson
- John Powers
Casting principal

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6,9/10

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Réalisation
- Bruce Beresford
Scénario
- David Williamson
- John Powers
Casting principal

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Récompenses
- 7 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Former Collingwood Football Club captain and footy commentator Lou Richards, who appears in this film, once said of this movie: "'The Club' is about the hangers-on, the end of loyalty, the coming of professionalism, big business, and transfer fees. It's about each and every club in the Victorian Football League - and about rugby, soccer, and baseball, too."

Gaffes
In the movie's end credits, Bob Davis is misspelt as 'Bob David'

Citations
Jock: [referring to Geoff] He's been up his mum and his legless sister and he thinks he's killed his old man!

Connexions
Featured in The Club: Complete ABC Radio Adaptation (1985)

Bandes originales
Up There Cazaly
(uncredited)
Composed by Mike Brady
Performed by The Two-Man Band (Mike Brady and Peter Sullivan)

Avis des utilisateurs25

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Not as good as the book - but worth the ending

"The Club" by David Williamson was an excellent play which addressed many issues about the changing face of sport. This particular film does justice to the play by having actors that give solid and believable performances. If you have seen the play, you may not enjoy certain aspects of this film, but the use of more then a single room or set adds a new dimension to the story. Footage of actual games as well as real club locations is added. Perhaps the best part of this film is the ending as it is very true and satisfying. Worth watching - even if you have no interest in the sport of Aussie Rules.