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Parole d'homme

Titre original : Shout at the Devil
  • 1976
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  • 1h 42min
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Parole d'homme (1976)
Set in East Africa in 1913 this big budget production depicts the world of colonial intrigues between Germany and England before the First World War. A British aristocrat (Roger Moore) and a whiskey guzzling American entrepreneur (Lee Marvin) team up together in East Africa for action and intrigue under the watchful eyes of a German Commissioner. As they set off to destroy a German battle-cruiser awaiting repairs just off Zanzibar, the two adventurers encounter man-eating crocodiles, air and sea battles, big game hunting, natives on the rampage and a ticking time-bomb for good measure.
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDuring World War I, a British aristocrat, an American entrepreneur, and the latter's attractive young daughter, set out to destroy a German battlecruiser, which is awaiting repairs in an inl... Tout lireDuring World War I, a British aristocrat, an American entrepreneur, and the latter's attractive young daughter, set out to destroy a German battlecruiser, which is awaiting repairs in an inlet just off Zanzibar.During World War I, a British aristocrat, an American entrepreneur, and the latter's attractive young daughter, set out to destroy a German battlecruiser, which is awaiting repairs in an inlet just off Zanzibar.

  • Réalisation
    • Peter R. Hunt
  • Scénario
    • Stanley Price
    • Alastair Reid
    • Wilbur Smith
  • Casting principal
    • Lee Marvin
    • Roger Moore
    • Barbara Parkins
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,2/10
    3,7 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Peter R. Hunt
    • Scénario
      • Stanley Price
      • Alastair Reid
      • Wilbur Smith
    • Casting principal
      • Lee Marvin
      • Roger Moore
      • Barbara Parkins
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    • 26avis des critiques
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    • Récompenses
      • 1 nomination au total

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    Lee Marvin
    Lee Marvin
    • Flynn
    Roger Moore
    Roger Moore
    • Sebastian Oldsmith
    Barbara Parkins
    Barbara Parkins
    • Rosa
    Ian Holm
    Ian Holm
    • Mohammed
    Reinhard Kolldehoff
    Reinhard Kolldehoff
    • Fleischer
    • (as Rene Kolldehoff)
    Gernot Endemann
    Gernot Endemann
    • Braun
    Karl Michael Vogler
    Karl Michael Vogler
    • Von Kleine
    Horst Janson
    Horst Janson
    • Kyller
    Gerard Paquis
    • Capt. da Silva - Portuguese Pilot
    Maurice Denham
    Maurice Denham
    • Mr. Smythe
    Jean Kent
    Jean Kent
    • Mrs. Smythe
    Heather Wright
    Heather Wright
    • Cynthia
    George Coulouris
    George Coulouris
    • El Keb
    Renu Setna
    Renu Setna
    • Mr. Raji
    Murray Melvin
    Murray Melvin
    • Lt. Phipps
    Bernard Horsfall
    Bernard Horsfall
    • Captain Joyce
    Robert Lang
    Robert Lang
    • Captain Henry
    Peter Copley
    Peter Copley
    • Admiral Howe
    • Réalisation
      • Peter R. Hunt
    • Scénario
      • Stanley Price
      • Alastair Reid
      • Wilbur Smith
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    7Leofwine_draca

    Splendidly old-fashioned adventure from the pen of Wilbur Smith

    SHOUT AT THE DEVIL is the splendid adaptation of the splendid Wilbur Smith novel about a British gent and an American poacher who take on the might of the German Empire in Africa in the First World War. As expected given the source material, it's an exotic and action-packed adventure yarn, delightfully old fashioned with it.

    The film wins plenty of kudos for the central pairing of Roger Moore and Lee Marvin, two larger-than-life actors who make for a great combination. Moore plays a slightly more serious riff on his usual persona, while Marvin is all swagger and drunken behaviour. The film wisely uses their potential for comedy by pairing them in lots of hilarious scenes, not least the never-ending fist fight.

    Of course, there's a serious story buried in here too, along with one or two devastating plot twists that only Smith could have come up with. Reinhard Kolldehoff is a thoroughly despicable villain, both pompous and cruel, and the countdown-timer denouement is as exciting as it was when I read the book years ago.

    If you like films that celebrate good, old-fashioned derring do, Dutch courage and thoroughly caddish behaviour, then you'll be sure to enjoy this one too.
    6shakercoola

    Cheerfully corny vengeance fantasy

    A British action adventure; A story about unlikely partners in the East African ivory trade who join forces to fight occupying German troops in German East Africa. Adapted from the Wilbur Smith novel, it is based on a true story about a raid on the SMS Konigsberg by an ivory hunter in World War I. It is an opulent film, well photographed but pastiche, the sort of actioner that harks back to an older generation of films featuring exploitative, larger-than-life characters put through a cavalcade of action and unlikely situations, out of which humour and thrills naturally arise, with a cartoonish villain to satisfy all tastes. Lee Marvin plays wonderfully, a man on the make, out to plunder the environment, downing copious amounts of hooch in the process, and Roger Moore, as Sebastian Oldsmith, fits his part well, giving contrast as an establishment toff. Both commit and play amiably amidst some slack and silly slapstick comedy. Peter R. Hunt stages scenes with workmanlike efficiency, although some sequences are like longueurs. Overall, it is a treat as a postprandial Sunday matinee. As an aside, the full theatrical release is the version that garnered more credit for the fuller and more rounded characters it portrays, though some extra scenes are stark in portraying the ivory trade.
    Wizard-8

    Okay, but didn't have to be so long

    I feel I should mention that the version of "Shout at the Devil" that I watched was the full length 150 minute version. When the movie originally played in theaters, it had been cut by about half an hour. Normally, I feel that the original full length version of a movie is the version to see, but in the case of this movie, I think that the edited version might play better. I'm not saying that the full length version is bad, but I'm saying that it's too long for its own good. There is quite a considerable amount of padding on display, and as a result the movie moves quite slowly at times. There are some good things along the way all the same - there is some good action and suspense, the African backdrop is colorful and catches the eye, and it's fun to see Lee Marvin and Roger Moore paired up and generate considerable chemistry. So it's nowhere near a total loss. All the same, I think a more snappy pace would have helped things considerably.
    9johnson50

    A real ripping yarn

    As a World War One naval buff, I enjoy this film on one level. As a film enthusiast, I enjoy it on another, all the more so for it being based on fact.

    The actual story of the Koenigsberg is actually far less glamorous than the fate of the Blucher in this film but no less enthralling. After the ship was destroyed, her crew joined the German land forces under Count Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck and, together with their few thousand fiercely loyal African troops, fought 1 million British soldiers to a standstill for 4 years until, after the Armistice, they surrendered to the Portuguese, undefeated and proud. A tale well worth reading, far better than the fiction.

    Back to the film. The central character is one Flynn O'Flynn, a thoroughly disreputable character, played by Lee Marvin. Always good value for money, he merely reprises Ben Rumson in Africa - no effort required! Roger Moore, aged 49, plays the 'young' interest! Mind you, he don't look bad for it! He is married to the delectable Barbara Parkins, Flynn's daughter Rosa, really the only female character in the film, a grim role she carries off to perfection. Fleischer, the evil German, the exact opposite of von Lettow-Vorbeck, is brilliantly overplayed by Rene Kolldehoff - he really is unlikeable! Also look out for Ian Holm as the mute Arab servant Mohammed.

    The film has great pace, really rolling along, well shot in wonderful scenery. It has been well researched too. The Blucher, an actual German cruiser, has been pretty accurately recreated. The whole film has a very genuine feel.

    I can see why it's not popular with female viewers. It's quite bloody, very cruel and Barbara Parkins character has a dreadful time of it. The scene in which the farm is burned is quite harrowing.

    There are plenty of laughs too. Flynn O'Flynn has all of Ben Rumson's comic characteristics. The big fight between Marvin and Moore is very funny. And then there's Roger Moore blacked up as an African porter - he's about as convincing as I would be - and I'm blond!

    If you're a fan of Ripping Yarns, then this one is for you. If not, then I wouldn't bother.
    8blueangel-76133

    Very underrated old fashioned adventure story

    This is, as other positive reviewers have noted, a well told adventure story (based on real WWI events) with s strong, realistic script, excellent performances by Marvin, Moore and the wonderful character actor Ian Holm in an unusual role as a mute Muslim servant to Marvin's character. The female ingenue is played with charming demureness and grace by Barbara Perkins, who btw, is an absolute doppelganger for the American actress Joan Hackett. The Kaiser-era Germans are well portrayed as equally cruel and at times restrained as no true villians (or heroic characters for that matter) are simply all good or evil. And the near final scene where Marvin's character uses the film's title to quite meaningful effect (don't wish to spoil the ending), is poignant and deeply bittersweet. All the superhero films so popular today are fine, but if you wish to see genuine heroic characters struggling with not only difficult circumstances but there own all too human frailties, see this both thrilling and perceptive adventure tale.

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    • Anecdotes
      In his 2008 autobiography "My Word Is My Bond", Sir Roger Moore recalled that Lee Marvin got into a fight with Japanese journalists at an airport while making this movie. He said Marvin still hated the Japanese because of his war experiences.
    • Gaffes
      The crocodile that approaches Flynn after he has been shot has four fingers and a thumb on each hand, revealing it to be a human in a suit.
    • Citations

      Colonel Flynn O'Flynn: He's deformed!

      Sebastian Oldsmith: He's a girl.

    • Versions alternatives
      At present only the shorter (aproximatedly 2hrs) version is available on VHS in Sweden and the UK (and presumably the rest of Europe as well). Peter Copley's scenes as Adm Howe are omitted and several other scenes trimmed. Originally the Germans spoke English dialogue. Their scenes has been redubbed into German!
    • Connexions
      Featured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 4: Cooled by Refrigeration (2009)
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    • Where can I purchase the original 147 minute, widescreen 2:35 : 1 anamorphic, panavision shot version of 'Shout At The Devil' ???

    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 23 mars 1977 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Allemand
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Shout at the Devil
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Malte
    • Société de production
      • Tonav Productions
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    • Budget
      • 10 000 000 $US (estimé)
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    • Durée
      • 1h 42min(102 min)
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    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.39 : 1

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