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Le souffle de la tempête

Titre original : Comes a Horseman
  • 1978
  • PG
  • 1h 58min
NOTE IMDb
6,3/10
3,8 k
MA NOTE
Jane Fonda, James Caan, and Jason Robards in Le souffle de la tempête (1978)
A brave and proud woman struggles for her land, finding help and something more in unexpected way.
Lire trailer2:50
2 Videos
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Contemporary WesternDramaRomanceWestern

Une femme courageuse et fière lutte pour sa terre, trouvant de l'aide et quelque chose de plus de manière inattendue.Une femme courageuse et fière lutte pour sa terre, trouvant de l'aide et quelque chose de plus de manière inattendue.Une femme courageuse et fière lutte pour sa terre, trouvant de l'aide et quelque chose de plus de manière inattendue.

  • Réalisation
    • Alan J. Pakula
  • Scénario
    • Dennis Lynton Clark
  • Casting principal
    • James Caan
    • Jane Fonda
    • Jason Robards
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,3/10
    3,8 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Alan J. Pakula
    • Scénario
      • Dennis Lynton Clark
    • Casting principal
      • James Caan
      • Jane Fonda
      • Jason Robards
    • 34avis d'utilisateurs
    • 27avis des critiques
    • 41Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nommé pour 1 Oscar
      • 5 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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    Comes A Horseman: I Don't Want To Have To Ruin You
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    James Caan
    James Caan
    • Frank
    Jane Fonda
    Jane Fonda
    • Ella
    Jason Robards
    Jason Robards
    • Ewing
    George Grizzard
    George Grizzard
    • Neil Atkinson
    Richard Farnsworth
    Richard Farnsworth
    • Dodger
    Jim Davis
    Jim Davis
    • Julie Blocker
    Mark Harmon
    Mark Harmon
    • Billy Joe Meynert
    Macon McCalman
    Macon McCalman
    • Hoverton
    Basil Hoffman
    Basil Hoffman
    • George Bascomb
    James Kline
    • Ralph Cole
    James Keach
    James Keach
    • Kroegh
    Clifford A. Pellow
    • Cattle Buyer
    Allan Baker
    • Pall Bearer
    • (non crédité)
    Antonino B. Garcia
    • School Kid
    • (non crédité)
    Cary Huff
    Cary Huff
    • Army Bugler
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • Alan J. Pakula
    • Scénario
      • Dennis Lynton Clark
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    7hitchcockthelegend

    Horsewoman. Surely?

    Comes a Horseman is directed by Alan J. Pakula and written by Dennis Lynton Clark. It stars Jane Fonda, James Caan, Jason Robards and Richard Farnsworth. Music is by Michael Small and cinematography by Gordon Willis.

    It seems the ideas and willing behind Comes a Horseman are made of sturdy stuff, you sense that the makers wanted to make a reflective post-modern Western set in post World War II times. Tonally they get it mostly right, it is very sombre, both in characterisations and the changing of the times thematic beat. Plot is hardly thrilling as Robards' land baron plots to oust Fonda and Caan out of their respective homesteads in readiness for the oil company to come destroy the magnificent landscape.

    Ella Connors (Fonda) is a feisty but vulnerable woman, Frank Athearn (Caan) is fresh out of service in the war and carries the emotional scars of said battles. They form an unsteady alliance to ward off Jacob Ewing (Robards), but as past turmoil's come to the surface it's touch and go as to who, if anyone, will win out.

    With the Colorado landscape beautifully captured by Willis, and the performances (including an Academy Award Nomination for Farnsworth as Ella's sage old ranch hand) solid as a rock, the pic retains interest if you can tolerate the laborious pace favoured by Pakula. There's a couple of action sequences within, but they feel like afterthoughts, so we are left to buy into the rueful characterisations and their respective attempts at post war living out there on the ranges. 6.5/10
    6Lejink

    Slightly plodding (sorry!) Pakula drama

    I'm a fan of the late Alan J Pakula's naturalist style of direction, low on action but high on character, particularly his earlier contemporary political thrillers "The Parallax View" and of course "All The President's Men" and so came to this low-key out-west drama set during the second world war, (not that you'd know from the storyline itself). With an A-list acting cast boasting James Caan, Jane Fonda & Jason Robards you just know there's going to be a fair bit of intensity on display. In fact Fonda, despite being on screen from pretty much the start takes ages to utter her first line and it's fair to say that the director employs the "say more with less" approach throughout.

    The plot, characters and indeed cinematography recall to mind classic films of yore, like Hawks' "Red River", Stevens' "Giant" and even a touch of "Gone With The Wind" with the fire at the conclusion, but the action is a little laboured, with, to these ears slow-talking, drawling dialogue quite often proving fairly difficult to decipher. The camera however picks out some wonderful scenery in natural clear light and throughout there's a sympathetic musical soundtrack adding shading to the pictures up front.

    Back to the plot, which is a little melodramatic, I fear, with its casual slaughter of various individuals and depiction of Jason Robards as the smouldering resentful villain of the piece - I found all this much harder to swallow in its mid-40's settings than if it had been set in the old west. Ditto in fact all the other main characters - if it wasn't for the appearance of the oil derricks, light aircraft and contemporary cars, this story could have happily slotted into a mid 1860's time-line.

    Of the acting, it's obvious that Pakula is going to get his handsome leading couple romantically involved although when it's done it's at least done without preamble, subverting the romantic courtship ritual of every other western since the year dot. Caan is fine as the strong-willed individual well able to look after himself (he early on dispatches a couple of Robards' thugs in short order in one of the few action scenes in the film), at least willing to consider adapting to the present-day, while Fonda is probably a bit too mannered in her portrayal of the independent single woman being driven to sell up her ranch by a combination of failing resources and Robards' machinations. She overplays occasionally with her eyes acting more than the rest of her, especially when she swears her "Damn your soul" oath against Robards. Robards himself, late of "All The President's Men", of course, does moody and stolid throughout, with sometimes variable results.

    In summary then, a slow-moving but reasonably involving tale of the new old-west, which could have stood more enlivening in my opinion.
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    Reason for Title

    It may be my chick flick-oriented mind, but I believe there is a reason for the title, "Comes a Horseman." Ella Connor is the proverbial damsel in distress and in need of rescue. Frank arrives as the rescuer on a horse, but his role in this respect is not obvious because he is more dead than alive after being shot in an ambush. Instead of arriving as the conquering hero on horseback, he is slung across the saddle of Dodger, Ella's elderly ranch hand, who has found him gravely wounded. Dodger at once deposits Frank in the bunk house of Ella's ranch, where Dodger and Ella nurse him back to health.

    I remember the touching, wistful scene in which Ella gazes at the doll house her late father had made for her when she was a little girl. The house is a perfect miniature of Ella's childhood home, which she has inherited from her parents. Her expression shows her longing for the unfulfilled dreams of finding Mr. Right and continuing her family's ranching tradition. There also is the scene in which Ella tries to bottle feed an orphaned foal, only to have the creature not survive. Ella shows her maternal instinct in caring for the animal, and this shows her unfulfilled dream of motherhood. Stoically, she carries the dead foal outside and buries it.

    I especially noticed the respect Frank has for Ella and the companionship and partnership they share while working on the ranch, with these aspects of their association turning into true love and plans for marriage. Just before the tragic loss of the house, Frank comes home from town and sets a little black velvet box -- presumably holding an engagement ring -- at Ella's place at the kitchen table. Their relationship, along with the beautiful scenery of Colorado, really "make" this movie meaningful to me.
    9jmh2350

    Bad Movie Title, Excellent Movie

    The title is kind of dumb for this movie that is very good. Dumb title, because it's not about a horseman coming -- it's about 3 cattle ranchers in Montana (though at least some filming was done in Northern Arizona). Jason Robards is the heavy, as the rancher who owns the most and wants to regain control of the other 2 ranches, which his family once owned. One of the other ranches is owned by Jane Fonda, who gained control of it when her father, a cousin of Jason Robards, died, and whose only help running it is an old cowhand played by the late Richard Farnsworth (for which he received an Academy Award nomination). The other cattle spread is owned by James Caan, recently released from the Army near the end of WWII. Inside Fonda burns a deeply rooted and awful hatred of Robards, for which we gradually learn the reasons. She and Caan form what is at first an alliance of need and indebtedness, which as you might correctly assume develops into something deeper (and nicer, I might add). Throw into this mix a rich oilman played by George Grizzard, who wants to get oil out of the land wherever he finds it, regardless of whose land it is, and who exerts some mighty strong leverage against Robards. What makes this movie good is an interesting plot, made more interesting by the actors -- Fonda and Caan in particular play their roles as authentic western ranch types, as people of relatively few words, with easy-going outward appearances, but strong emotions underlying those facades and hard-edged attitudes attained through a rugged life of hard work. This was one of 3 movies in 1978 for Jane Fonda, one of which being "Coming Home" for which she won an Academy Award. A comparison of her acting in that movie vs. this one, is that this role required more nuance and subtlety, to hold her character's emotions in (which of course she in turn must convey to us, the audience), as she had to completely become a stoic western rancher and horsewoman...which also required greater physical (including facial) control and physical agility. Regardless of which of these 2 major starring roles one might prefer her in that year, it seems obvious that she was at the top of her form. Also to be admired in this film are the cattle herding, roping, and round-up sequences, and one major sequence of chasing and gaining control of stampeding cattle -- the scenes look real, and were obviously done by some professional cowboys. There's also the big, open feel of the country provided by the beautiful cinematography of Gordon Willis, whose movies include "The Godfather" films and Woody Allen's fabulous 1979 black-and-white masterpiece "Manhattan". So, plenty of good reasons to watch this one.

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    • Anecdotes
      Stuntman Jim Sheppard was killed when a horse that was dragging him veered from its course and caused him to hit his head on a fence post. The scene appears in the movie, although it was cut right before Sheppard's fatal accident.
    • Gaffes
      When Ewing is shot and falls off of his horse, his foot slips THROUGH the stirrup. When the horse gallops away, the foot of the stuntman doubling for Jason Robards is TIED to the stirrup by a long strap that can be safely released.
    • Citations

      Frank 'Buck' Athearn: You know lady, you got balls the size of grapefruits.

    • Crédits fous
      Our thanks to the Forest Service for allowing us to film in the Coconino National Forest
    • Connexions
      Featured in Sneak Previews: Paradise Alley, Magic, Midnight Express, Watership Down, Comes a Horseman (1978)
    • Bandes originales
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      Cowboy cattle song

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 2 mai 1979 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Comes a Horseman
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Coconino National Forest, Arizona, États-Unis
    • Société de production
      • Chartoff-Winkler Productions
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    • Budget
      • 10 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 9 585 769 $US
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 9 585 769 $US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 58 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.39 : 1

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