Mystère au Grand Nord

Titre original : Northern Lights

Téléfilm
2009
TV-PG
2h

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Eddie Cibrian and LeAnn Rimes in Mystère au Grand Nord (2009)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNate Burns accepts a job as chief of police in Lunacy, Alaska, hoping to to get away from the traumatic death of his partner back in Baltimore. He meets Meg, an independent bush pilot, whose... Tout lireNate Burns accepts a job as chief of police in Lunacy, Alaska, hoping to to get away from the traumatic death of his partner back in Baltimore. He meets Meg, an independent bush pilot, whose father is found dead in a mountain cave.Nate Burns accepts a job as chief of police in Lunacy, Alaska, hoping to to get away from the traumatic death of his partner back in Baltimore. He meets Meg, an independent bush pilot, whose father is found dead in a mountain cave.

Réalisation
- Mike Robe
Scénario
- Janet Brownell
- Nora Roberts
Casting principal

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5,7/10

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Réalisation
- Mike Robe
Scénario
- Janet Brownell
- Nora Roberts
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
Eddie and LeAnn fell in love and began an affair while filming this movie, even though they were both married at the time. They each filed for divorce in their respective marriages and later married each other.

Gaffes
This movie is suppose to take place in Alaska, but the tail numbers of all the aircraft seen begin with 'C', which is the international code for Canada, showing that the movie was filmed there.

Connexions
References Star Wars: Épisode IV - Un nouvel espoir (1977)

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1/10

Beyond Awful

Someone should tell LeAnn Rimes that simply reading the lines with a bitchy attitude doesn't make you an actress. I was never a huge fan of Meg in the novel, but Rimes managed to suck what I did like right from the character.

I understand that an adaptation has to change things in the screen version, but is it necessary to strip all the good stuff? I made it through the first half hour of this mess and I had to turn it off. A complete disappointment with none of the atmosphere that sucked me in while reading the book. Eddie Cibrian was fine as Nate, but I missed the setup to the story that had been done in the novel -- with Nate settling in as sheriff that really made the book for me. It was a murder mystery sure, but there were more to it in the book and I missed that in this adaptation.

This is just like the 2007 collection that aired -- I could only get myself through one of out of the four movies more than once. They keep taking Nora Roberts and pairing her wonderful novels to barely anything at all. Why does a mediocre guy like Nicholas Sparks get all of his novels on the big screen and Nora gets no special treatment beyond stunt casting?