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La Colline des potences

Titre original : The Hanging Tree
  • 1959
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  • 1h 47min
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Gary Cooper, Karl Malden, and Maria Schell in La Colline des potences (1959)
Character study of a Doctor who saves a local criminal from a mob who are trying to hang him, but then tries to control the life of the young man, realizing that he can exploit his secret.
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Étude du personnage d'un médecin qui sauve un criminel local de la pendaison. Il tente ensuite de contrôler la vie du jeune homme en exploitant son secret.Étude du personnage d'un médecin qui sauve un criminel local de la pendaison. Il tente ensuite de contrôler la vie du jeune homme en exploitant son secret.Étude du personnage d'un médecin qui sauve un criminel local de la pendaison. Il tente ensuite de contrôler la vie du jeune homme en exploitant son secret.

  • Réalisation
    • Delmer Daves
    • Karl Malden
    • Vincent Sherman
  • Scénario
    • Wendell Mayes
    • Halsted Welles
    • Dorothy M. Johnson
  • Casting principal
    • Gary Cooper
    • Maria Schell
    • Karl Malden
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    7,1/10
    5,2 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Delmer Daves
      • Karl Malden
      • Vincent Sherman
    • Scénario
      • Wendell Mayes
      • Halsted Welles
      • Dorothy M. Johnson
    • Casting principal
      • Gary Cooper
      • Maria Schell
      • Karl Malden
    • 62avis d'utilisateurs
    • 28avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nommé pour 1 Oscar
      • 1 victoire et 4 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux42

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    Gary Cooper
    Gary Cooper
    • Dr. Joseph 'Doc' Frail
    Maria Schell
    Maria Schell
    • Elizabeth Mahler
    Karl Malden
    Karl Malden
    • Frenchy Plante
    George C. Scott
    George C. Scott
    • George Grubb
    Karl Swenson
    Karl Swenson
    • Tom Flaunce
    Virginia Gregg
    Virginia Gregg
    • Edna Flaunce
    John Dierkes
    John Dierkes
    • Society Red
    King Donovan
    King Donovan
    • Wonder
    Ben Piazza
    Ben Piazza
    • Rune
    Emile Avery
    • Townsman
    • (non crédité)
    Fern Barry
    • Mother
    • (non crédité)
    William 'Billy' Benedict
    William 'Billy' Benedict
    • Trapper
    • (non crédité)
    Oscar Blank
    • Townsman
    • (non crédité)
    Danny Borzage
    • Dan
    • (non crédité)
    Annette Claudier
    • Dance Hall Girl
    • (non crédité)
    Tex Driscoll
    Tex Driscoll
    • Townsman
    • (non crédité)
    Martin Eric
    • Father
    • (non crédité)
    Frank Hagney
    Frank Hagney
    • Townsman
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • Delmer Daves
      • Karl Malden
      • Vincent Sherman
    • Scénario
      • Wendell Mayes
      • Halsted Welles
      • Dorothy M. Johnson
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    Avis des utilisateurs62

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    Stormy_Autumn

    Gary Cooper and Maria Schell.....they made it seem real!

    Gary, for that movie, was Doc Joe Frail. Maria, sister of Maximilian Schell, became Elizabeth Malher. Everything that happened to Frail seemed real. He healed Elizabeth's blindness but feared loving her because of his past. There was the guilt from the tragedy he carried, the fear of someone finding out. The jealousy and anger of people waiting and wanting to take Doc's life for his past and, mostly, the fortune.

    Frenchy Plante is played by Karl Malden. He is a fortune hunter with a drinking problem. Karl was one of two directors who made this film. Delmar Daves was in charge of the beginning and middle. Karl did the finishing work. By that time, Mulden had 20 movies under his belt.

    George C. Scott is Dr. George Grubb, a Bible toting, Scripture spouting fiend. He is not a particularly nice person. He targets Doc Frail and goes after him. This is Scott's first credited role and he carries it off very well.

    Jerry Livingston does the title theme. "The Hanging Tree". It was sung in the movie by one of my favorites, Marty Robbins. He, also, made it popular to the public through radio and records. Now I have a CD of "The Best of Marty Robbins" that I have introduced to my grandson. I want him (and our other grandkids) to know about something besides today's music.

    Just for some aside information: The only cast member, of this movie, still living is Karl Malden. He turned 94 in March of 2006. Wow, what a life he's had!
    7SnoopyStyle

    good western

    Travelers pass by the Hanging Tree on the Gold Trail in Montana, 1873. Joseph Frail (Gary Cooper) arrives at the small gold mining town of Skull Creek, Montana. He buys a home from an old prospector eager to sell. He treats Rune for a suspicious bullet wound. Frenchy Plante (Karl Malden) is a slimy local. George Grubb (George C. Scott) is a bitter drunken faith healer. Frail is a card-playing, hard-hitting, gun-slinging doctor with a dark history and a heart of gold. A stagecoach is attacked. The posse finds passenger Elizabeth Mahler barely alive and blinded.

    It's an interesting western for the most part. I'm conflicted with the third act. I like some of it. I like the idea of Frail and Elizabeth. I don't see how Elizabeth would partner up with Frenchy with his slimy nature. Going wild is highly ill-conceived which is exactly why no one should partner up with Frenchy. If I hit the jackpot in that place, I would try to hide it for as long as possible and arm up. Still, I like a lot of the premise with Frail and Elizabeth. It's a good western.
    7ma-cortes

    Awesome performance , rousing score , splendid cinematography and magnificent climaxed

    ¨Hanging tree¨ results to be a good western set in a gold-mining camp and remains consistently agreeable and attractive . Set in Montana , 1873 , it takes place at a mining village called Skull Creek where arrives a frontier doctor named Joseph Frain (Gary Cooper as a good guy , as usual , being last western Gary Cooper starred in) . The doctor rescues a young thief named Rune (Ben Piazza) from a lynch mob . The doctor temporarily nurses and devotes his time to Elizabeth Mahler (Maria Schell) a strange girl . Unfortunately, however, the doctor with a dark past (it was left ambiguous whether the doctor had killed his unfaithful wife) may place his patient in considerable risk . The nasty (Karl Malden as a bad guy) attempts to rape Elizabeth but Cooper comes to his rescue . Later on , the townspeople took the doctor out to ¨The hanging tree¨ but this time is helped by his friends .

    This first-rate but slow-paced Western draws its riveting tale and power from the interaction of finely drawn roles as well as drama and action . A fine and thought-provoking film in which Daves keeps straight face and magnificent control of rhythm in spite of some highly unlikely situations . Masterfully made and including excellent performances , breathtaking background shots and impeccable close-ups . ¨Hanging tree¨ which look a fairly and realist sighting at a mining camp . It stars genre stalwart Gary Cooper as a doctor-gambler-gunslinger who has a rather sinister past , he is a good professional treating a blind girl and saving a rogue thief . Maria Schell as blind woman is awesome too . Furthermore , George C Scott's screen debut as a fanatic preacher . Good adult Western with exciting battle of wits between an obstinate doctor , a beautiful blind woman and a nasty miner . This laid-back Western contains sensitive songs sung at the beginning and ending by Marty Robbing composed by Jerry Livingstone and written Marck Davis , being deservedly nominated for Oscar , in addition an emotive musical score by the classic Max Steiner . Colorful cinematography by Ted McCord , filmed in State of Washington nearly Yakime , where was expressly built a mining village . Well produced by Cooper and his Production Company called ¨Baroda¨ and some scenes were realized by Karl Malden by illness of Delmer Daves . ¨Hanging tree¨ turns out to be stylish, well paced , solid, meticulous and with enjoyable look . This perfectly acted movie is gripping every step of the way . Rating : Above average , worthwhile watching , still a memorable film

    The motion picture was well directed by Delmer Daves - including his characteristic use of landscape- , though he fell ill during filming and Karl Malden took over for several days until Daves recovered. Daves was a Western expert for the reason he lived a long time of his boyhood with the Navajo and Hopi Indian tribes as he realized the notorious trail-blazing ¨Broken arrow¨ the first movie for many years not treat the Indians as cannon-fodder for the cavalry , which made the picture unpopular in some quarters . He went on directing the suspenseful ¨3:10 to Yuma¨, other pro-Indian as ¨The last wagon¨ and about Modoc Indians as ¨Drum beat¨ , the Shakespearian style of ¨Jubal¨ , ¨Return of the Texan¨ and ¨Cowboy¨ which a fairly spectacle about a long cattle drive . From 1959 Delmer Daves becomes embroiled for the remainder of his career with teenage love epics and very popular at the Box-office as ¨A summer place¨, ¨Parrish¨, ¨Susan Slade¨, and ¨Rome adventure¨, among others .
    LACUES

    Gary Cooper's Best

    "High Noon", move over. "The Hanging Tree", in my estimation, is by far the better picture. The story, characterizations, acting, and musical score put this movie in the class of "Shane", "The Big Country", and "The Magnificent Seven". Cooper portrays Dr. Joe Frail as only he can. He is perfectly cast as a man with "frail hope" and, yet, has the strength and caring to help and protect others. As others have commented, this film is not even available new in vhs format, let alone dvd. The last time I checked The Western Channel and Turner Classic Movies it was not scheduled for viewing.

    If you want to enjoy a realistic story and superb acting from a great cast I recommend the "Hanging Tree."
    Michael_Elliott

    Underrated Western

    Hanging Tree, The (1959)

    *** (out of 4)

    Underrated Western about a doctor (Gary Cooper) with a mysterious past who saves a criminal (Karl Swenson) from being hanged. Later the doctor begins to care for a woman (Maria Schell) whose father was killed in a stagecoach robbery, which also left her badly burned and blind. As the doctor and the woman become closer there are a few in town who begin to think they're up to no good. There's a lot more going on in this Western and it's certainly unlike many that were being made around this period because if you're expecting some sort of shoot 'em up then you're going to be disappointed. I'd have no problem recommending this film to people but at the same time there's no question that it's not going to be for everyone. Those who do appreciate its laid back nature and the more plot-driven device should end up having a good time with it. You also have a terrific cast delivers some very good performances with Cooper leading the way. Around this time James Stewart was showing off his dark side with various Alfred Hitchcock films and it seems Cooper wanted to show off he could do the same thing. The funny thing is that the screenplay allows him to show a dark and good side, which might seem like a cop out but it really isn't. There's an early scene where a poor family brings their sick daughter and the only reason she's sick is because of a lack of food. The tenderness Cooper shows during this scene is why everyone loves him. Then, later in the film, the darkness he shows when his past comes back to him is perfectly handled by the actor. Schell and Swenson are both very good in their roles and play well against Cooper. The supporting cast features Karl Malden playing a pervert who begins to have certain sexual feelings towards the girl. George C. Scott appears in a few scenes playing a drunken Christian who believes Cooper is the devil due to his medicine. The film works on a lot of levels and there's no question a large portion of the film is dedicated to the love story but this works as well. I really enjoyed how the screenplay mixed everything together because we get the love story, the gold rush action and then the character development, which leads up to an action-packed ending and a rather nice finish to things. The film contains some very good cinematography and the color picks up every terrific location shot. THE HANGING TREE has gotten a good sized cult following over the past several years and it's easy to see why as it features the great performances as well as a story that isn't typical told in the genre from this period.

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      The last western in which Gary Cooper starred.
    • Gaffes
      The dresses have zippers, especially obvious when Elizabeth's dress is shown from the back and is partly unfastened. Zippers weren't used in the 1870s.
    • Citations

      Townsman in wagon: [Reassuringly to wife] Every new mining camp's got to have its hanging tree. Makes it feel respectable.

    • Connexions
      Edited into Meine Schwester Maria (2002)
    • Bandes originales
      The Hanging Tree
      Lyrics by Mack David

      Music by Jerry Livingston

      Vocal by Marty Robbins

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    • Date de sortie
      • 20 mars 1959 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • El árbol del ahorcado
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Nile, Washington, États-Unis(gold mining town set)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Baroda
      • Warner Bros.
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      • 1 350 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 8 992 $US
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      • 1h 47min(107 min)
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      • 1.85 : 1

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