Héros d'occasion

Titre original : Hail the Conquering Hero

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Eddie Bracken, William Demarest, and Ella Raines in Héros d'occasion (1944)

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Screwball Comedy Comedy War

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWoodrow is discharged from the military for hay fever, but fabricates receiving a heroic honorable discharge before returning home.Woodrow is discharged from the military for hay fever, but fabricates receiving a heroic honorable discharge before returning home.Woodrow is discharged from the military for hay fever, but fabricates receiving a heroic honorable discharge before returning home.

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5,3 k

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 5 victoires et 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
As the marines are leaving the Oakridge station, a billboard behind them is advertising Miracle au village (1943), another film by Preston Sturges.

Gaffes
Early in the movie, in the nightclub, there's a shot of a man sitting at a table eating a sandwich. After a quick cutaway the man is smoking and the sandwich is on his plate...untouched.

Citations
Libby: [mad at Mayor Noble for criticizing Woodrow] That ass of a father of yours! Going around talking about people he doesn't know anything about.
Forrest Noble: You're still talking about your children's grandfather.
Libby: What are you trying to do? Depress me? If I thought they'd look anything like him...
Forrest Noble: Well, I don't look anything like him.
Libby: I've noticed that. I've pinned my hopes on it.

Connexions
Featured in American Masters: Preston Sturges: The Rise and Fall of an American Dreamer (1990)

Bandes originales
Mademoiselle from Armentieres
(uncredited)
(Also Called "Hinky Dinky Parley Voo")
Music traditional
In the score several times

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10/10

Brilliant satire on patriotism

Preston Sturges's companion piece to The Miracle of Morgan's Creek was this brilliant satire on patriotism and hero worship, with Eddie Bracken giving a touching performance as a 4-F reject whose elaborate system of lies snowballs when he runs into a troop of returning Marines who decide to help him maintain his imposture. Taking a lot of strands from Sturges's previous comedies, this film remains fresh and perceptive, with hilarious insights into politics, family values, and ethics. With the disenchantment with politics in today's society, where is Preston Sturges when we need him?