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Montagne rouge

Titre original : Red Mountain
  • 1951
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  • 1h 24min
NOTE IMDb
6,1/10
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Alan Ladd and Lizabeth Scott in Montagne rouge (1951)
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Épopée occidentaleWestern classiqueDrameOccidental

En 1865, le capitaine confédéré Sherwood se rend au Colorado où le général confédéré Quantrill provoque une rébellion en se servant de plusieurs tribus indiennes.En 1865, le capitaine confédéré Sherwood se rend au Colorado où le général confédéré Quantrill provoque une rébellion en se servant de plusieurs tribus indiennes.En 1865, le capitaine confédéré Sherwood se rend au Colorado où le général confédéré Quantrill provoque une rébellion en se servant de plusieurs tribus indiennes.

  • Réalisation
    • William Dieterle
    • John Farrow
  • Scénario
    • John Meredyth Lucas
    • George F. Slavin
    • George W. George
  • Casting principal
    • Alan Ladd
    • Lizabeth Scott
    • Arthur Kennedy
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    6,1/10
    749
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • William Dieterle
      • John Farrow
    • Scénario
      • John Meredyth Lucas
      • George F. Slavin
      • George W. George
    • Casting principal
      • Alan Ladd
      • Lizabeth Scott
      • Arthur Kennedy
    • 12avis d'utilisateurs
    • 7avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Red Mountain
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    Rôles principaux20

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    Alan Ladd
    Alan Ladd
    • Capt. Brett Sherwood
    Lizabeth Scott
    Lizabeth Scott
    • Chris
    Arthur Kennedy
    Arthur Kennedy
    • Lane Waldron
    John Ireland
    John Ireland
    • Gen. William Quantrill
    Jeff Corey
    Jeff Corey
    • Sgt. Skee
    James Bell
    James Bell
    • Dr. Terry
    Bert Freed
    Bert Freed
    • Sgt. Randall
    Walter Sande
    Walter Sande
    • Benjie
    Neville Brand
    Neville Brand
    • Dixon
    Carleton Young
    Carleton Young
    • Morgan
    Herbert Belles
    • Indian Guard
    • (non crédité)
    Whit Bissell
    Whit Bissell
    • Miles
    • (non crédité)
    Iron Eyes Cody
    Iron Eyes Cody
    • Ute Indian
    • (non crédité)
    George J. Lewis
    George J. Lewis
    • Quantrill Man
    • (non crédité)
    Emmett Lynn
    Emmett Lynn
    • Old Posse Member
    • (non crédité)
    Francis McDonald
    Francis McDonald
    • Marshal Roberts
    • (non crédité)
    Ralph Moody
    Ralph Moody
    • Meredyth
    • (non crédité)
    Jay Silverheels
    Jay Silverheels
    • Little Crow
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • William Dieterle
      • John Farrow
    • Scénario
      • John Meredyth Lucas
      • George F. Slavin
      • George W. George
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    7jromanbaker

    Very Watchable Western

    I can watch both Alan Ladd and Lizabeth Scott in anything, but to my knowledge this is the only film that paired them up. In fact without minute checking I believe it is, and they are unlikely as possible lovers, and without spoiling the plot the question of that consummation is left dangling. What happens in between that possibility is a rugged Western set in a rocky landscape and it is a pity it was not made a few years later when Cinemascope was in its beginnings. That quibble put aside both Ladd and Scott give good performances and basically this is a Native American fight against the background of the American Civil war as it drew towards its close. Historically I am ignorant of the facts of that ending, but according to the film you get the impression that Ladd ends the war almost single handed versus the last of the Confederates. Judged simply as film the improbable situations work and suspense is held all the way through. I prefer the UK title of ' Red Mountain ' to its American title, and given the amount of action and in your face action at that, as if rehearing for the imminent arrival of films in 3-D, it is never boring. I saw it many years ago and liked it and thought it was lost until it showed up on UK television. By the amount of reviews it has not been seen by many, so catch it when you can. Ladd was at the time at his peak and ' Shane ' his finest Western was waiting in the wings, and although his acting is not top notch his presence is and he deserved his popular appeal from the last part of the 1940's to the late 1950's. Nobody alive now who was a child then will forget his escapist films, and ' Red Mountain ' is high up there in its position of being pure, basic and fun to watch cinema.
    5AAdaSC

    Blue Confederates

    It's 1865 and the Union army are beating the Confederates. Circumstances evolve so that we have Alan Ladd (Sherwood), Arthur Kennedy (Waldron) and Lizabeth Scott (Chris) seeking the help of Confederate Colonel John Ireland (Quantrill) as he sneaks around the mountains with his troops and Indian factions in the disguise of the blue cavalry. Blue is the Unionist colour whilst it should be grey for the Confederates. Deception is the order of the day.

    I think the film's message of unity is kind of rubbish and tacked on at the end. The film is an excuse to put Alan Ladd into a film and we get a love triangle in which there is only going to be one winner. It's all pretty unconvincing stuff. However, the Technicolour does save the film as the scenery is amazing. It's incredible to think of all the history that has gone before on this rocky terrain. If the film's best point is the scenery, then I think we can agree that we are in trouble! The cast aren't particularly interesting and despite making out that Ireland is a bad guy, he does make sense - he should shoot the prisoners. This is war not a charity.

    It's an ok film to watch once.
    7bkoganbing

    Quantrill's Agenda

    Red Mountain comes at a point in Alan Ladd's career when he was starting to get known as a western star as well as a noir star. This was the third western he had done after Whispering Smith and Branded. The same year of 1951 he also made Shane, but Paramount held up its release for two years. And he and agent/wife Sue Carol made the decision to leave Paramount around this time. It turned out to be his worst career move.

    But doing Red Mountain was far from that. Ladd plays a Confederate officer who in the dying days of the Civil War goes west to join Quantrill's Raiders. He's one Southerner not looking to be reconstructed. But along the way he kills a government assayer and Arthur Kennedy gets blamed for the crime who is also a Confederate veteran. Ladd rescues him from a lynch mob and Kennedy and wife Lizabeth Scott go along with him to join Quantrill. Along the way Kennedy breaks his leg.

    Arriving at Quantrill's camp at Red Mountain, the three of them discover that John Ireland as Quantrill has an agenda all his own that has nothing to do with the Confederate States of America. He's setting himself up with an alliance of Indian tribes as a new western emperor. Similar in many ways to Jeff Chandler's character in The Jayhawkers. His ally is Ute chief Jay Silverheels and Quantrill think the Indians fight best in their own established way which doesn't sit well with Ladd.

    Quantrill is an interesting figure and none of the Hollywood movies have ever gotten him quite right. Such people as Walter Pidgeon, Brian Donlevy and now John Ireland have played him as one bloodthirsty individual. In Red Mountain he's the deepest dyed kind of villain and quite pretentious as well.

    The film was shot on location in Gallup, New Mexico and the battle scenes are well done and the pace from director William Dieterle is a good one. Red Mountain is a good western made at a time when the western was maturing in Hollywood.
    7hildacrane

    Not a classic, but worth catching

    This one is good, but not great, although it had a lot going for it: beautiful color photography of the Southwest, fine Franz Waxman score (somewhat reminiscent of the one he did a year earlier for The Furies, another and superior western), good-lucking leads--two diminutive blonds, both of whom are enjoyably minimal in their expressiveness. However, they do not have quite the chemistry that Ladd had with Veronica Lake, another diminutive blonde. In addition, the script could be a little more inventive, but its slant on the actual historical figure of Quantrell is interesting, and John Ireland makes the most of his part. So the film never quite catches fire the way that The Furies does--and in moody black and white--but it's certainly worth a look.
    10coltras35

    Exciting outdoor western

    Colorado territory: 1865. The American Civil War is drawing to a close. But on both sides hatred dies hard. Two men and a woman are caught up in these lawless days of murder and greed. Divided among themselves they face a common enemy: a gang of guerrilla raiders - led by the dreaded General Quantrell.

    Red Mountain is an action western gem, its pulse voraciously ticking with vibrancy, the locations are not just stunning but play a part in hiking up the suspense that culminates in shootouts. It also contains some striking images: the close-up shot of spurs in the opening shot, the attempted lynching and Quantrill's hideout. Characterisation is solid - Alan Ladd is at the peak of his career, expertly balancing between good and grey areas, John Ireland eating up the scenery as the infamous rascal Quantrill, and Arthur Kennedy doing a good job, so is Lizabeth Scott as the love interest.

    This exciting western, which I had seen many times on UK TV, ends with a brilliant showdown between Ladd and Ireland out in the open space, charging at each other with guns blazing .

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    • Anecdotes
      John Ireland replaced Wendell Corey who was forced to drop out of the role of William Quantrill due to illness.
    • Gaffes
      Capt. Sherwood incorrectly ascribes the quote by General Philip Sheridan, "If a crow should fly over the Shenandoah Valley it would have to carry its own rations" to General William Tecumseh Sherman.
    • Citations

      Gen. William Quantrill: Tell 'em we'll attack when I order it an' how I order it. I want 'em alive - the man for the gold and the woman to make him talk.

    • Connexions
      Referenced in Les frontières de la vie (1953)

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    • How long is Red Mountain?Alimenté par Alexa

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    • Date de sortie
      • 23 janvier 1953 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • La montaña roja
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Gallup, Nouveau-Mexique, États-Unis
    • Société de production
      • Hal Wallis Productions
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    • Durée
      • 1h 24min(84 min)
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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