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I love you, je t'aime

Titre original : A Little Romance
  • 1979
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  • 1h 50min
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I love you, je t'aime (1979)
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AventureComédieDrameRomance

Une adolescente américaine, Lauren, vivant à Paris rencontre et tombe amoureuse d'un garçon français.Tentant de solidifier leurs amours idylliques d'adolescents, ils séjournent à Venice.Une adolescente américaine, Lauren, vivant à Paris rencontre et tombe amoureuse d'un garçon français.Tentant de solidifier leurs amours idylliques d'adolescents, ils séjournent à Venice.Une adolescente américaine, Lauren, vivant à Paris rencontre et tombe amoureuse d'un garçon français.Tentant de solidifier leurs amours idylliques d'adolescents, ils séjournent à Venice.

  • Réalisation
    • George Roy Hill
  • Scénario
    • Allan Burns
    • Patrick Cauvin
    • George Roy Hill
  • Casting principal
    • Laurence Olivier
    • Diane Lane
    • Thelonious Bernard
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    • Réalisation
      • George Roy Hill
    • Scénario
      • Allan Burns
      • Patrick Cauvin
      • George Roy Hill
    • Casting principal
      • Laurence Olivier
      • Diane Lane
      • Thelonious Bernard
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    • 31avis des critiques
    • 52Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompensé par 1 Oscar
      • 5 victoires et 5 nominations au total

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    Laurence Olivier
    Laurence Olivier
    • Julius
    Diane Lane
    Diane Lane
    • Lauren
    Thelonious Bernard
    Thelonious Bernard
    • Daniel
    Arthur Hill
    Arthur Hill
    • Richard King
    Sally Kellerman
    Sally Kellerman
    • Kay King
    Broderick Crawford
    Broderick Crawford
    • Brod
    David Dukes
    David Dukes
    • George de Marco
    Andrew Duncan
    Andrew Duncan
    • Bob Duryea
    Claudette Sutherland
    Claudette Sutherland
    • Janet Duryea
    Graham Fletcher-Cook
    Graham Fletcher-Cook
    • Londet
    Ashby Semple
    Ashby Semple
    • Natalie
    Claude Brosset
    Claude Brosset
    • Michel Michon
    Jacques Maury
    Jacques Maury
    • Inspector Leclerc
    Anna Massey
    Anna Massey
    • Ms. Siegel
    Peter Maloney
    Peter Maloney
    • Martin
    Dominique Lavanant
    Dominique Lavanant
    • Mme. Cormier
    Mike Marshall
    • 1st. Assistant Director
    Michel Bardinet
    Michel Bardinet
    • French Ambassador
    • Réalisation
      • George Roy Hill
    • Scénario
      • Allan Burns
      • Patrick Cauvin
      • George Roy Hill
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    Avis des utilisateurs70

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    masonx

    A kiss under the Bridge of Sighs

    The wonder of Laurence Olivier was his flexibility. From Shakespeare to the light & fluffy he was not too proud and that he enjoyed his profession so is shown in all his last works. This film is one of the latter and it may delight you with its humour and insight. A story set in Paris(sigh) of two adolescents from very different backgrounds and their budding romance in this the city of love. Which raises a good question mr director, why go to Venice when you could have done it all here the most romantic place in the world. But I digress. Lauren(Diane Lane) & Daniel(Thelonius Bernard) are the leads. Two youngsters with very high IQ's, they both read Heidegger & Nitsche for kicks, and who are surrounded by incompetent adults led by Daniel's dad, a parisien taxi driver with questionable ethics and Laurens mum Kay( Sally Kellerman playing a snobbish ex-patriot socialite) who balks at the thought of returning to the states-"goddam Houston".There is also a fine supporting cast of David Dukes playing George, a very avant-garde film director(so he says) and to Kay a potential husband number three, and Arthur Hill playing the kindly stepfather Richard. Broderick Crawford also makes a cameo appearance as himself, sadly one of his last. Olivier makes his entrance as the comical old gentleman with a mysterious past who used to live at the Browning's Villa in Venice and who befriends the two youngsters regaling them with a romantic tale of eternal love which can only be sealed with a kiss in a gondola under the bridge of sighs in Venice.Enough said.

    Director Hill directs against type here but imbues his story with some wonderful vignettes. When Daniel's friend Londet sneaks them in to watch a blue movie Laurens reaction is a typically adolescent, morbid curiousity followed by revulsion and then a pert clinical summary.As if to say this aint that kind of a movie folks. Interestingly the two teenage leads found the eventual physical contact an embarrasing experience for all and had to be firmly encouraged by the director.There is a hint of their discomfort on screen but only for a moment. Love conquers all(sigh). Oliviers humourous performance transfixes when he almost gags on his croissant when seeing his criminal identikit photo in the newspaper. Hill also finds time to place excerpts from previous movies into his latest film,but aptly so. Albeit all in a foreign language. I also loved the photography and the landscape, I dont remember Italy being this lovely. The performances by all are very affecting although Lane did go on to bigger though not always better things. Bernard with his gallic good looks and despite passable reviews was never heard from again. Olivier sadly has passed on and will be missed by all for a long time to come.The ending was predictable but touching all the same.It never won any awards but twenty years later it remains one of my firm favourites for love story of the decade.
    10boblipton

    A lovely movie about movies and love

    This movie seems to be about the problems of growing up smarter than everyone else, but it's a very complicated little movie. Everyone in this movie wants to be like the people in the movies, even though they fall far short. There is a brief cameo by Broderick Crawford at a wrap party. Crawford is not interested in art. He wants booze and broads. The director, who is romancing Diane Lane's mother, is a schlock director, but is flattered by people's belief he is an artist. Olivier plays an old man who pretends to be many things, but turns out to be a petty crook. As for the two young lovers who want to seal their love by kissing under the Bridge of Sighs in Venice as the church bells sound, they want to be Bogey and Bacall.

    Well, didn't we all? Don't we all?
    10mtvernonandfairway

    delightful movie

    I first saw this movie in 1979. I loved it then and it has not lost any of it's magic 37 years later. Lane and Bernard are sweet and captivating and of course Sir Laurence Olivier gives another wonderful performance in his long distinguished career. Like many who saw this movie so many years ago, I often wondered what ever became of the young actor who portrayed Daniel. Apparently he decided that acting was not a profession he would continue to pursue as I have recently discovered, ashame that he did'nt do more. The award winning score to this movie by Georges DeLarue is probably the movies greatest triumph, for without it the story may not have come across with quite the power that it did. This movie is a real blessing!
    thomandybish

    a quietly beautiful film

    This overlooked gem simply sparkles. Diane Lane plays a 13-year old American girl living in Paris with her mother and stepfather. She falls in love with Thelonius Bernard, a 13-year old French boy obsessed with American movies. When it is revealed that Lane's family will be moving back to the U.S., the two hatch a plot to flee to Italy to kiss under the Bridge of Sighs in Venice, feeling this act will seal their love forever. Assisted by Sir Lawrence Olivier, the two bright teens fulfil their mission.

    The great part about this film is that the love between Lane and Bernard is treated sensitively and without sentimentality or condescension. Lane and Bernard are in love and know they are meant for each other. Their intelligence about their love is in sharp contrast to the indifference or foolishness of most of the adult characters in the film who dictate their daily lives. The film's score is truly beautiful, utilizing Handel's Largo as it's main theme. There's a sweet vibe running throughout this film that makes it very special indeed. A great movie for a Sunday afternoon. Highly recommended.
    browncameron2000

    What first love is all about!

    Forget what the naysayers might tell you, not all films about first love are teen softcore or sappy afterschool special! I still get a kick out of loaning this movie to friends and co-workers when they need something a little romantic. Sure, it's somewhat dated in places, but everything's here, including the excitement you feel for the two lead characters. Oh, and at risk of sounding like some pervert, I was only a tad older than Diane Lane was when I first saw this movie and I knew she was bound to be a knockout, that said, she still can act better than most and delivers a strong one here. That she can pull this off starring in a movie with Sir Larry says quite a lot if you ask me.

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    • Anecdotes
      Filming in Paris, where he had been part of the U.S. Army when they liberated the city in 1944, was a great experience for Broderick Crawford. According to co-star David Dukes, "He could still walk into restaurants where the owner would remember him and sit him down to dinner."
    • Gaffes
      (at around 51 mins) On the Champs-Elysees a pedestrian makes an obscene gesture to the camera.
    • Citations

      Daniel Michon: You have a father or just a mother?

      Lauren King: No, I have a father. As a matter of fact, I'm on my third.

      Daniel Michon: [surprised] Does your mother divorce them or just kill them?

      Lauren King: [laughs] No, still alive.

      Daniel Michon: What does the latest one do?

      Lauren King: He's in telephones.

      Daniel Michon: Telephones. What does he do exactly?

      Lauren King: Exactly? He's the head of ICT. In Europe.

      Daniel Michon: So. You're a capitalist.

      Lauren King: [shakes her head] My father's a capitalist. My own politics are more... radical than my parents'.

      Daniel Michon: It's easy to be liberal when you're rich. I've seen it in films.

    • Connexions
      Featured in Sneak Previews: A Little Romance, Love on the Run, Dawn of the Dead, Manhattan, Hanover Street, Firepower, Cannibal Girls (1979)

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 22 août 1979 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • France
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Français
      • Italien
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Un pequeño romance
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Verona, Veneto, Italie(Verona sequences)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Orion Pictures
      • Pan Arts
      • Trinacra Films
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      • 3 000 000 $US (estimé)
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    • Durée
      1 heure 50 minutes
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.35 : 1

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