Le Chasseur

Titre original : The Hunter

1980
13
1h 37min

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6,2/10

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Ralph « Papa » Thorson, un chasseur de prime professionnel, traque les hors-la-loi afin de les envoyer en prison. De retour de mission, il apprend que sa femme, qui est sur le point d'accouc... Tout lireRalph « Papa » Thorson, un chasseur de prime professionnel, traque les hors-la-loi afin de les envoyer en prison. De retour de mission, il apprend que sa femme, qui est sur le point d'accoucher, a été enlevée par une vieille connaissance.Ralph « Papa » Thorson, un chasseur de prime professionnel, traque les hors-la-loi afin de les envoyer en prison. De retour de mission, il apprend que sa femme, qui est sur le point d'accoucher, a été enlevée par une vieille connaissance.

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7,3 k

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

Anecdotes
Steve McQueen was diagnosed with cancer the month after filming had ended. He first began to suspect his condition in the autumn of 1979, while he was shooting scenes for this film on location in Chicago.

Gaffes
When Papa goes to pick up the Branch Brothers, he gets surprised by a bundle of dynamite with a lit fuse tossed at his feet. As he runs away in slow motion, the dynamite explodes behind him, throwing him into the air and his feet out in front of him as he lands on his back. A second later, grass lands in his face from the explosion behind him, but it comes clearly from the front as if thrown by a crew member.

Citations
Ralph 'Papa' Thorson: I'm getting too old for this shit.

Versions alternatives
The US release features a score by French composer Michel Legrand, one sequence is scored by 'Charles Bernstein'. The European dubbed versions (in French, Spanish, Italian, and German) feature only the music of 'Charles Bernstein'. Omitted in these versions are also the passages of source music from McQueen's/Papa's radio (Opera). The region 1 DVD made by Paramount for the US market features only the American version. The region 2 DVD also made by Paramount, this time for the European market, features both scores: Legrand's score on the English language track, Bernstein's score on the tracks in Spanish, French, Italian, and German.

Connexions
Featured in Steve McQueen: Man on the Edge (1989)

Bandes originales
Sempre Libera
from opera "La Traviata"
Composed by Giuseppe Verdi (as Verdi)
Performed by Pamela Hicks

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McQueen's last

"Tom Horn," Steve McQueen's second to last feature, would have been a more appropriate swan song for the legendary star than this rather ramshackle production, but this action picture is much better than it is usually given credit for. There is an almost TV look about it (the director, Buzz Kulik, has amassed more credits for the small screen than he has in theatrical films), but McQueen, looking for all the world like the picture of health (a year after the film was shot, he'd be dead), is terrific and he makes it all worthwhile. The supporting cast isn't too shabby either, especially Kathryn Harrold as McQueen's woman, and, of course, the always welcome Eli Wallach.