Joana D'Arc

Título original: Joan of Arc

1948
Livre
2 h 25 min

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No século 15, a França é uma nação derrotada e arruinada após a Guerra dos Cem Anos contra a Inglaterra. Uma jovem fazendeira de catorze anos, Joana D'Arc, afirma ouvir vozes do céu pedindo-... Ler tudoNo século 15, a França é uma nação derrotada e arruinada após a Guerra dos Cem Anos contra a Inglaterra. Uma jovem fazendeira de catorze anos, Joana D'Arc, afirma ouvir vozes do céu pedindo-lhe para liderar o Exército de Deus.No século 15, a França é uma nação derrotada e arruinada após a Guerra dos Cem Anos contra a Inglaterra. Uma jovem fazendeira de catorze anos, Joana D'Arc, afirma ouvir vozes do céu pedindo-lhe para liderar o Exército de Deus.

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Ganhou 2 Oscars
- 4 vitórias e 6 indicações no total

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Ingrid Bergman

Joan

José Ferrer

The Dauphin - Charles VII, later King of France

Selena Royle

Isabelle d'Arc - Her Mother

Robert Barrat

Jacques d'Arc - Her Father

Jimmy Lydon

Pierre d'Arc - Her Younger Brother
(as James Lydon)

Rand Brooks

Jean d'Arc - Her Older Brother

Roman Bohnen

Durand Laxart - Her Uncle

Irene Rich

Catherine le Royer - Her Friend

Nestor Paiva

Henri le Royer - Catherine's Husband

Richard Derr

Jean de Metz -Knight

Ray Teal

Bertrand de Poulengy - Squire

David Bond

Jean Fournier - Curé of Vaucouleurs

George Zucco

Constable of Clerveaux

George Coulouris

Sir Robert de Baudricourt - Governor of Vaucouleurs

John Emery

Jean, Duke d'Alençon - Cousin of Charles

Gene Lockhart

Georges de La Trémouille - King's Chief Counsellor

Nicholas Joy

Regnault de Chartres - Archbishop of Rheims and Chancellor of France

Richard Ney

Charles de Bourbon - Duke de Clermont

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Curiosidades
The first film to receive 7 Academy Award nominations without receiving a Best Picture nomination.

Erros de gravação
Length of Joan's chain mail is different from 43:38 to 44:29.

Citações
La Hire: Why are you crying?
Joan of Arc: Because they're dead. Horribly dead. And it was I who killed them.
La Hire: Killed who?
Joan of Arc: All these men. Ours, and the enemy's.
La Hire: Huh! Are you crying about the English?
Joan of Arc: I have no hatred for the English. I spoke bold and loud so that you would follow me. I thought victory would be beautiful, but it is an ugly, bloody thing.
La Hire: Why, there never was a more beautiful victory than this!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
In the 145-minute version of the film, the cast list, naming not only the actors but who they played, was deliberately presented in the style of the cast list of "Gone With the Wind", in order to evoke the feeling of an epic about to be presented. Victor Fleming, who directed "Joan of Arc", had also directed "Gone With the Wind" (after replacing George Cukor, "GWTW"'s original, uncredited director).

Versões alternativas
In 1998, UCLA restored "Joan of Arc" to its original length of 145 minutes, and the complete version was finally given its first public screening in nearly fifty years on December 3, 1998.

Conexões
Featured in O Príncipe dos Piratas (1953)

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At 100 minutes this is a waste

Good editing always improves the rough vision of the accumulated daily takes. Chopping the heart out of a completed film, however, should simply be a hanging offense.

The original 1948 Joan of Arc at 145 minutes is magnificent. The 100-minute version that's been foisted off on the USA buying public is below mediocre. Key scenes were deleted wholesale with no regard to continuity or development.

The only enjoyment from the severely and amateurishly edited version is to see Ingrid Bergman do what she does best. But only if you have seen the original version can this chopped and cropped semi-copy have any marginal value.

Check the specifications on any version you are tempted to buy. If the running time is 100 minutes, don't bother. Some European versions are longer at 125 and 133 minutes. Hopefully, someone will offer this masterpiece in a full 145 minute DVD version