El honor de los Winslow

Título original: The Winslow Boy

1999
G
1h 44min

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Jeremy Northam, Matthew Pidgeon, and Rebecca Pidgeon in El honor de los Winslow (1999)

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Tras el robo de un envío, un cadete de 14 años es expulsado de la academia naval. Para salvar el honor del chico y su familia, un abogado eminente es contratado para enfrentarse al sistema.Tras el robo de un envío, un cadete de 14 años es expulsado de la academia naval. Para salvar el honor del chico y su familia, un abogado eminente es contratado para enfrentarse al sistema.Tras el robo de un envío, un cadete de 14 años es expulsado de la academia naval. Para salvar el honor del chico y su familia, un abogado eminente es contratado para enfrentarse al sistema.

Dirección
- David Mamet
Guionistas
- Terence Rattigan
- David Mamet
Elenco

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Dirección
- David Mamet
Guionistas
- Terence Rattigan
- David Mamet
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 6 premios ganados y 5 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Neil North, who played the First Lord of the Admiralty in this adaptation, played Ronnie Winslow in the first adaptation, The Winslow Boy (1948).

Errores
The corset that Catherine Winslow wears under her dress clearly appears and disappears between shots in her last scenes with Sir Robert.

Citas
[last lines]
Sir Robert Morton: Oh, you still pursue your feminist activities?
Catherine Winslow: Oh yes.
Sir Robert Morton: Pity. It's a lost cause.
Catherine Winslow: Oh, do you really think so, Sir Robert? How little you know about women. Good-bye. I doubt that we shall meet again.
Sir Robert Morton: Oh, do you really think so, Miss Winslow? How little you know about men.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Entrapment/Three Seasons/The Winslow Boy/Idle Hands/Get Real (1999)

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The marvelous Mamet...

Just saw The Winslow Boy, and it was a real gem of a movie. Mamet has always been the king of brilliantly droll dialogue, the sort of dialogue that is funny not in its words but its performance, and Winslow Boy is no exception. With unusually clean language, Mamet has written a screenplay that illicits honesty from its players without ever being forced or awkward. It's gorgeous.

The cast lent itself beautifully to the script's Mametian style. Most poignant was Nigel Hawthorn, who managed to break my heart with the shift of an eye. It was the kind of razor-sharp subtlety that Mamet's writing (plays and screenplays) requires, and Hawthorn delivered it with soft spoken brilliance.