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Les implacables

Titre original : The Tall Men
  • 1955
  • PG
  • 2h 2m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,7/10
3,5 k
MA NOTE
Clark Gable, Jane Russell, and Robert Ryan in Les implacables (1955)
Two brothers discharged from the Confederate Army join a businessman for a cattle drive from Texas to Montana where they run into raiding Jayhawkers, angry Sioux, rough terrain and bad weather.
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Deux frères démobilisés de l'armée des Confédérés font équipe avec un homme d'affaires pour un convoi de bétail du Texas au Montana où ils rencontrent des maraudeurs, des Sioux en colère et ... Tout lireDeux frères démobilisés de l'armée des Confédérés font équipe avec un homme d'affaires pour un convoi de bétail du Texas au Montana où ils rencontrent des maraudeurs, des Sioux en colère et du mauvais temps.Deux frères démobilisés de l'armée des Confédérés font équipe avec un homme d'affaires pour un convoi de bétail du Texas au Montana où ils rencontrent des maraudeurs, des Sioux en colère et du mauvais temps.

  • Director
    • Raoul Walsh
  • Writers
    • Sydney Boehm
    • Frank S. Nugent
    • Heck Allen
  • Stars
    • Clark Gable
    • Jane Russell
    • Robert Ryan
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,7/10
    3,5 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Raoul Walsh
    • Writers
      • Sydney Boehm
      • Frank S. Nugent
      • Heck Allen
    • Stars
      • Clark Gable
      • Jane Russell
      • Robert Ryan
    • 55Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 23Commentaires de critiques
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    Rôles principaux39

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    Clark Gable
    Clark Gable
    • Col. Ben Allison
    Jane Russell
    Jane Russell
    • Nella Turner
    Robert Ryan
    Robert Ryan
    • Nathan Stark
    Cameron Mitchell
    Cameron Mitchell
    • Clint Allison
    Juan García
    Juan García
    • Luis
    • (as Juan Garcia)
    Harry Shannon
    Harry Shannon
    • Sam
    Emile Meyer
    Emile Meyer
    • Chickasaw Charlie
    Steve Darrell
    Steve Darrell
    • Col. Norris
    • (as Stevan Darrell)
    Robert Adler
    Robert Adler
    • Wrangler
    • (uncredited)
    Frank Baker
    Frank Baker
    • Saloon Dealer
    • (uncredited)
    Rudy Bowman
    Rudy Bowman
    • Miner
    • (uncredited)
    Chet Brandenburg
    Chet Brandenburg
    • Hotel Guest
    • (uncredited)
    Argentina Brunetti
    Argentina Brunetti
    • Maria - the Dressmaker
    • (uncredited)
    Bob Burns
    Bob Burns
    • Miner
    • (uncredited)
    Harry Carter
    Harry Carter
    • Cattle Buyer
    • (uncredited)
    • …
    Gabrille Del Valle
    • Man
    • (uncredited)
    Tom Fadden
    Tom Fadden
    • Hank - Livery Stable Owner
    • (uncredited)
    Gilda Fontana
    • Spanish Girl
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Raoul Walsh
    • Writers
      • Sydney Boehm
      • Frank S. Nugent
      • Heck Allen
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs55

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    dbdumonteil

    I want a tall man,not a small man...

    ...that's enough for me.That's what Jane Russel sings ,and this ditty comes back as a leitmotiv ,along with another one,a rather saucy song about her peaches ,and the tree the man who wants them has to climb up to.Russell has a big dream,and Gable a small one,there's the rub;wealthy Ryan can provide Russell with the luxury and easy life she longs for :in a long conversation with Gable,Russel tells him about her childhood,and her mother who died in the harness ,and however "daddy used to love her as much as it could be".The movie is nothing but an initiatory journey for Russel,who plays the only character whose psychology will mutate along the way.

    This is a classic western,which recalls "red river" , a bit overlong because an action-packed story this is definitely not.The cinematography is splendid ,and enhances marvelous landscapes with a good use of scope ,but the movie lacks madness of earlier Walsh works such as "Colorado territory" or "pursued" or even later extravaganzas such as "band of angels".
    6Steffi_P

    "That's good enough for me"

    One thing the auteur theorists seemed to overlook when analysing the classic and archetypal Westerns, is the fact that all those post-war greats directed by John Ford, from Fort Apache (1948) to Two Rode Together (1961), were written by the same person – Frank Nugent. However with The Tall Men, we have a Frank Nugent Western directed by Raoul Walsh, and lo and behold it features many of those themes often mistakenly described as Fordian, such as respect accorded to an aging gunfighter, and a hostile yet dignified portrayal of Indians. Still, not everyone directs alike, so this doesn't mean it will turn out exactly like one of the Ford horse operas.

    Of all Hollywood directors, probably no-one had quite the same affection for the West as Walsh did. Walsh always emphasised the openness and freedom of the plains in his achingly beautiful landscape shots. He contrasts these with a very confined and stripped-down look for his indoor or town-based scenes. He even creates a kind of artificial indoors, for example when Clark Gable and co. settle down after the first day of the cattle drive, with elements as simple as a sloping bank, a tree and a wagon, so as to give all that more impact when we return to the trail. Appropriately for the title of this one, he has his heroes stand tall against the landscape. Although Ford does many similar things (such as contrasting wide-open outdoors with cramped interiors) Ford's landscape scenes often have a slightly desperate, dangerous look to them, with the characters small and vulnerable against the vastness of the scenery, while his homesteads have a safe cosy feel. Walsh on the other hand makes the outdoors look inviting despite its dangers, whereas civilization is dull and restrictive. It's differences like this that bring the diverging characters to the two men's work.

    But why, you might ask, if Walsh is so good and he's got a Nugent script, is The Tall Man not a timeless classic like so many of the Ford post-war Westerns were? Well you have to remember Ford was a respected, award-winning director, whereas Walsh was these days a potboiler-man. Ford had access to better casts, better crews, bigger budgets, more flexible shooting-schedules, not to mention being more likely to get Nugent's finer scripts, and to be honest the Tall Men is far from Nugent's best. There's also the fact that Walsh is not on top form because he was not well-suited to the Cinemascope aspect ratio (something Ford managed to avoid for all his late Westerns). Walsh liked to compose in depth – landscape shots that emphasise distance, action moving towards the camera, dollying in for emphasis – and the extra width is fairly useless to him. He tends to frame the action towards the middle of the screen as if still using academy ratio, and as such his actors look a little overwhelmed, detracting from the impact they have on screen and sapping the romantic scenes of any intensity.

    Still, there is much to like about The Tall Men. Clark Gable may have been getting on a bit in years, but he has lost none of his rugged screen presence. Jane Russell is no great actress but she's a tough girl who looks like she belongs out on the trail by Gable's side. Walsh's depiction of the cattle drive sweeping across the plains is among the most breathtaking ever committed to celluloid, and the Victor Young score underpins the imagery with an appropriately sentimental theme. There are some superbly rousing actions scenes too, with a real emphasis on making the audience feel in the thick of it. And despite its not being the most thought-provoking thing Frank Nugent ever wrote, like all his Westerns it paints a convincing picture of larger-than-life heroes, and is imbued with all the roughness and nostalgia that has come to define the genre.
    6ma-cortes

    Rough as well as attractive Western with tough action , colorful cinematography and adequate performances

    Two brothers , old members of the guerrilla or irregular military forces called Bushwhakers from Quantrell, Anderson leaders and being recently discharged from Confederate Army lead a cattle drive from Texas to Montana . The brave brothers -played by Clark Gable and Cameron Mitchell- along with the boss Robert Ryan heading for Texas and they save the besieged Nella: Jane Russell from the Indians and she , then, decides ro ride with them . Across the rough territory they confront Jayhawkers , Indians Sioux commanded by Chief Red Cloud , savage stampede , angry rustlers , wild rivers , bad weather with snowy storms , assaults with the aim of attrition and many other things .The Tall Men stood tall...fought tall...loved tall...and one man towered above them all!. They don't come any bigger!

    Nice western with plenty of action , attacks , stampedes , rich dialogue , a triangular romance and with a real feel for the wide open spaces of the west . An enjoyable picture as big and impressive and exciting as the Mighty West . It has spectacular scenes , breathtaking outdoors scenarios , and moving set pieces as the stampeding a herd of cattle . It stars three great stars giving meaty roles : Clark Gable , Robert Ryan and Jane Russell . This trio furnished decent interpretation . However , the three veteran stars were all considered too old for their peculiar roles ; furthermore , the great John Wayne withdrew and Charlton Heston was deemed for the main role but he turned it down . Features two frontier hands : Gable and Cameron Mitchell , along with a tough boss , Robert Ryan , on rough cattle drive . Along the way confronting Indian Sioux , cutthroats , and the wilderness while vying with each other for the love Russell . And fine support cast with notorious secondaries as Emile Meyer, Harry Shannon, Robert Adler , Juan Garcia and others uncredited as Mae Marsh , Chuck Roberson and Russell Simpson .

    It displays a brilliant and rousing cinematography in Cinemascope, color De Luxe by cameraman Leo Tover . And an emotive and thrilling musical score by maestro composer Dimitri Tiomkin , including a sensitive leitmotif .The motion picture was well directed by Raoul Walsh who delivers an extreme feeling for the wide open spaces of the Far West for which this veteran filmmaker must take most of the credit .Walsh directed masterfully all kinds of genres and he made good westerns such as : ¨They died with their boots on¨, ¨Distant drums¨ , ¨Pursued¨ , ¨Gun fury¨, ¨Lawless breed¨, ¨Band of Angels¨ and ¨The king and four queens¨ also with Clark Gable . Rating : 6.5/10 . Charming and decently made Western . Better than average . Worthwhile watching . Essential and indispendable seeing for Clark Gable and Jane Russell fans .
    6MOscarbradley

    Among the last of its kind

    The tall men in question are Clark Gable, Robert Ryan and Cameron Mitchell heading a cattle drive to Montana through some of the most spectacular scenery in any western and Jane Russell is the woman along for the ride in Raoul Walsh's handsome, large-scale and decidedly old-fashioned movie. There isn't a great deal of plot and the tensions between the central characters are never fully developed but it's well-played and director Walsh handles the action sequences with aplomb. Sad to think, though, that within five years Gable would be dead and a new breed of darker, more intense psychological westerns would have replaced Boys Own Adventure movies like this one. It was among the last of its kind.
    7NewEnglandPat

    Clark Gable points 'em north

    Clark Gable is the trail boss who ramrods a cattle drive from Texas to Montana in this colorful, sprawling western that has plenty of action. Jane Russell supplies the romance, such as it is, between Gable and co-star Robert Ryan, who'll stop at nothing to owning all of Montana because he dreams big dreams. Naturally, Gable comes to the rescue of Russell a time or two during the film but her head is turned by Ryan's promise of a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Beautiful Mexican scenery is the backdrop for this story as the herd makes its way north to Indian country. A lengthy battle takes place between the cattlemen and the Indians that is expertly done but Gable's cunning saves the day, and the beef, for Mineral City. The cast, CinemaScope lensing and Victor Young's plaintive music score are all very good.

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    • Anecdotes
      It was reported that Clark Gable, who described himself as 6'2", wore lifts to look taller than his 6'4" co-star Robert Ryan in several scenes. Gable also stood on a box to look taller than Ryan when they first see the jayhawkers.
    • Gaffes
      The film begins in 1866, but most of the firearms used are from later. Most pistols are Colt Single-Action Army with various barrel lengths, introduced in 1873. Most of the lever-action rifles are Winchester model 1873s. The only firearm that is period is the Remington 1866 derringer Ben takes from Stark in the stable.
    • Citations

      [about Ben Allison]

      Nathan Stark: There goes the only man I ever respected. He's what every boy thinks he's going to be when he grows up and wishes he had been when he's an old man.

    • Générique farfelu
      Opening credits prologue: MONTANA TERRITORY 1866

      They came from the South, headed for the goldfields...Ben and Clint Allison, lonely, desperate men. Riding away from a heartbreak memory of Gettysburg. Looking for a new life. A story of tall men - and long shadows.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Biography: Jane Russell: Body and Soul (1997)
    • Bandes originales
      Tall Men
      by Ken Darby

      Written by Ken Darby

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    • Date de sortie
      • 12 décembre 1955 (Sweden)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
    • Langues
      • English
      • Spanish
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • The Tall Men
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Sierra de Organos, Sombrerete, Zacatecas, Mexique(location)
    • société de production
      • Twentieth Century Fox
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      • 3 115 000 $ US (estimation)
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      • 10 714 $ US
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