Guerra imminente

Titolo originale: The Gathering Storm

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2002
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1h 36min

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Gli agitati anni di Winston Churchill prima della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, quando solo lui sembrava vedere la reale minaccia di Adolf Hitler e il riarmo della Germania.Gli agitati anni di Winston Churchill prima della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, quando solo lui sembrava vedere la reale minaccia di Adolf Hitler e il riarmo della Germania.Gli agitati anni di Winston Churchill prima della Seconda Guerra Mondiale, quando solo lui sembrava vedere la reale minaccia di Adolf Hitler e il riarmo della Germania.

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Vincitore di 3 Primetime Emmy
- 21 vittorie e 31 candidature totali

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The death of Ralph Follett Wigram (C.M.G.) was supposed to be caused by a pulmonary hemorrhage, but many assumed that it had been suicide. The absence of Follett's parents at his funeral would seem to support the latter belief. In Sir Winston Churchill's history of World War II, he referred to Ralph Wigram as one of the great unsung heroes.

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The famous speech Churchill wants to revise (and later delivers in the House of Commons) in the beginning of the film ("To see Mr Gandhi, a seductive Mid-Temple Lawyer ... posing as a half-naked fakir in a manner quite well known in the East, striding up the steps of the Vice-Regal palace to parley on equal terms with the representative of the King Emperor") was actually delivered in 1930, whereas the film starts some years later.

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Winston Churchill: Thank you.
Clemmie Churchill: For what?
Winston Churchill: For being rash enough to marry me, foolish enough to stay with me, and... for loving me in a way... I though I'd never be loved.

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Featured in The 54th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2002)

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Happy Days Are Here Again
Music by Milton Ager
Lyrics by Jack Yellen
Performed by Jack Hylton and His Orchestra

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Biographies Rarely Get This Good

Finney adds yet another stupendous role to his acting credits. He plays Churchill warts and all, wisdom and all. Vanessa Redgrave is stunning as Mrs. Churchill. Finney and Redgrave, between the two, portray an interesting, intimate and wholly plausible complexity of their marriage and homelife. This, adding a major league cast of the Best of Britain, Jim Broadbent, Tom Wilkerson, Linus Roache, Derek Jacobi and on and on. If Nigel Hawthorne (God Rest him) was still among us, he would have been here. Richard Loncraine, the director, keeps the pace moving without compromising the performances. Finney deserves a special mention for his attempt to sound like WSC, without resorting to parody. A fine film, worthy of roses all around. A sumptuous screenplay that even Labour could support. Highly recommended.