Le Bazaar de l'épouvante

Titre original : Needful Things

1993
12
2h 1min

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Max von Sydow in Le Bazaar de l'épouvante (1993)

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Dans une petite ville, une boutique mystérieuse ouvre ses portes. Elle semble toujours avoir en stock ce que désire profondément chaque acheteur, mais à un prix bien plus cher que prévu.Dans une petite ville, une boutique mystérieuse ouvre ses portes. Elle semble toujours avoir en stock ce que désire profondément chaque acheteur, mais à un prix bien plus cher que prévu.Dans une petite ville, une boutique mystérieuse ouvre ses portes. Elle semble toujours avoir en stock ce que désire profondément chaque acheteur, mais à un prix bien plus cher que prévu.

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6,3/10

28 k

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 7 nominations au total

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Needful Things

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Anecdotes
This was the feature film debut for director Fraser C. Heston, who had played the infant Moses in Les Dix Commandements (1956). During the filming, he took Max von Sydow (who played Jesus in La plus grande histoire jamais contée (1965)) aside to discuss how he would play the upcoming scene. One observer noted, "That's something you don't see every day - Moses telling Jesus how to play the devil."

Gaffes
One man buys a first edition, signed copy of "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson. In later scenes, he and the little girl who stole it refer to the title as "Huck Finn" by Mark Twain. In the video and DVD release, his words are dubbed over to correct the mistake. On the television broadcast, the mistake was not corrected. This is an audio mismatch and a continuity error, depending on which version you saw.

Citations
[after Buster drives himself and Gaunt into Gaunt's shop and blows it up, Gaunt emerges from the ruins, completely unscathed]
Leland Gaunt: [stepping through the debris] Oh... you know, there are days I really hate this job. This is not my best work, not by a long shot. Oh, sure, a few murders and a couple of rather lovely explosions. I would hardly call it a rousing success, but what the hell? I'll be back.
[to Alan]
Leland Gaunt: In the meantime, you and Polly, you are two terrific kids, and you'll marry her. Trust me. She's a lovely girl, Alan. You'll have a wonderful family. Oh, by the way, give my regards to your grandson. Bob will be his name, international trade his game. I'll see him in Jakarta. 2053, August 14th, 10 a.m. A nice, sunny day. We'll make headlines.

Versions alternatives
On May 22, 1996, the TBS network aired a 187-minute extended edition. The extra footage includes more of the citizens of Castle Rock and their lives, namely the character of Cora Rusk, played by Lisa Blount, shown only in passing in the current version.

Connexions
Featured in Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater: Viki Williamson Night (1995)

Bandes originales
Achy Breaky Heart
Written by Don Von Tress
Performed by Billy Ray Cyrus
Courtesy of Mercury/Nashville
By Arrangement with PolyGram Special Markets

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Faust revisited

Despite the fact that this film is based on yet another Stephen King novel, it is worth watching -- especially for the performance by Max von Sydow as the "old boy himself."

I watched the "director's cut" once on TV that had many scenes in it which were cut from the theatrical version. None of the restored scenes was especially good. It is interesting to note that practically every moment of Max von Sydow's performance is in both versions. He holds the screen with every sly look, every smooth utterance. He is a true joy to watch in this retelling of the Fause legend. It proves what a wonderful actor he is -- he has played Jesus (THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD), Ming the Merciless (FLASH GORDON), and many other parts. Playing the Devil allows him to chew the scenery in grand style.