Scoop

Filme para televisão
1987
2 h

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Donald Pleasence, Denholm Elliott, Michael Maloney, Nicola Pagett, and Renée Soutendijk in Scoop (1987)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA reporter is mistakenly sent to report from the war front. There he meets other reporters who are waiting for a scoop. When one notable reporter goes missing, they all presume he found a sc... Ler tudoA reporter is mistakenly sent to report from the war front. There he meets other reporters who are waiting for a scoop. When one notable reporter goes missing, they all presume he found a scoop and go looking for him.A reporter is mistakenly sent to report from the war front. There he meets other reporters who are waiting for a scoop. When one notable reporter goes missing, they all presume he found a scoop and go looking for him.

Direção
- Gavin Millar
Roteiristas
- Evelyn Waugh
- William Boyd
Artistas

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5,9/10

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- Gavin Millar
Roteiristas
- Evelyn Waugh
- William Boyd
Artistas

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Curiosidades
Final film of Gwen Nelson.

Conexões
Version of Scoop (1972)

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9/10

Excellent adaption of Waugh's novel

This is an excellent screen-adaption of one of British author Evelyn Waugh's most entertaining books. A young man (played very well by Michael Maloney) who writes a weekly newspaper column about British rural life from his family estate, is mistaken for a war correspondent by confused subeditor (Denholm Elliot) and is sent to the suspected action site of Ishmaelia somewhere in Africa. On his journey he meets an elusive man of mystery (Herbert Lom), a stunning German blonde (Renee Soutendijk) an insane Swede and various other strange characters. And nobody seems to know exactly where the war is... Having read the book as well, I must say that this movie adaption resembles the book very well - I don't think Mr. Waugh could have hoped for more.