Les seigneurs de Harlem

Titre original : Hoodlum

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Laurence Fishburne, Andy Garcia, Tim Roth, and Vanessa Williams in Les seigneurs de Harlem (1997)

Black gangsters in 1930 Harlem fights Dutch Schultz who is trying to horn in on their numbers racket.

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Docudrama Gangster Period Drama Tragedy True Crime Crime Drama

À Harlem, en 1930, un gangster noir s'oppose à Dutch Schultz, qui tente de contrôler les jeux illégaux.À Harlem, en 1930, un gangster noir s'oppose à Dutch Schultz, qui tente de contrôler les jeux illégaux.À Harlem, en 1930, un gangster noir s'oppose à Dutch Schultz, qui tente de contrôler les jeux illégaux.

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13 k

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Récompenses
- 7 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Dutch says to Lucky: "I'm going to the library. I'm going to take out that book "How to #*%& friends and irritate people." Here he is parodying the popular self-help book by Dale Carnegie, "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Published in 1936 and an instant best-seller, the book would have been discussed widely in social circles during the time of the film.

Gaffes
An on-screen title card reads "December, 1934", and an exterior shot shows a building with green grass surrounding it, and the sun shining brightly. In New York in December, the ground should be covered with snow. In the following scene, Dutch Schultz is having a meeting while a Yankees game is playing on the radio in the background. A baseball game wouldn't be in December!

Citations
Dutch Schultz: I remember the days when you could get a guy hit for 40 bucks.
Albert Salke: We live in inflationary times

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: She's So Lovely/Hoodlum/Excess Baggage/Paperback Romance/M/Le Samurai (1997)

Bandes originales
It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
Written by Duke Ellington and Irving Mills
Performed by Laurnea Wilkerson
Laurnea Wilkerson appears courtesy of Yab Yum Entertainment

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8/10

A great film, victim to negative people

It seems to me like in today's film world, critics, whether it be Ebert or the viewers, are quick to down a film if it has a large budget. I think Hoodlum fell victim to this epidemic. With a bankroll of wonderful actors and actresses, and some of the best historical recreation of the locations, the movie delivers. The plot was simple, but it doesn't need to be complicated in a gangster flick like this. It was based on real people, so the creators of the film cannot go ballistic on changing the story. Maybe the 'critics' would like it better if it had a little green man who uses the force, or maybe a future crime prevention device. Well, you won't find this here. It's a wonderful, semi-true story about the way things were in Harlem and the surroundings areas back then. Fishburn turned in a wonderful performance, and Roth played a great villian as he always does. Just relax, and take it for what it's meant to be. Entertainment.