Les déchirements du passé

Titre original : Sarah, Plain & Tall: Winter's End

Téléfilm
1999
1h 35min

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6,8/10

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Glenn Close and Christopher Walken in Les déchirements du passé (1999)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOn a cold winter day a mysterious stranger shows up at the Witting Farm. He is John Witting, the father of Jacob Witting who abandoned Jacob and his mother when Jacob was little. Jacob is ve... Tout lireOn a cold winter day a mysterious stranger shows up at the Witting Farm. He is John Witting, the father of Jacob Witting who abandoned Jacob and his mother when Jacob was little. Jacob is very hurt by what his father did to him many years ago that he won't have anything to do wit... Tout lireOn a cold winter day a mysterious stranger shows up at the Witting Farm. He is John Witting, the father of Jacob Witting who abandoned Jacob and his mother when Jacob was little. Jacob is very hurt by what his father did to him many years ago that he won't have anything to do with him to which his wife Sarah must do everything to bring Jacob and his father back togeth... Tout lire

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Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total

Farmer
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Tommy Honton

Hospital Patient
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Joel Thingvall

Farmer
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Réalisation
- Glenn Jordan
Scénario
- Patricia MacLachlan
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8tree1957

I think Palance is the star here

I have never liked Palance better, although he has been in better movies. This was a sequel, and I tried to add Palance's name to the original, then found my error.

9ccthemovieman-1

Of The Three, I Liked This Story Best

I enjoyed two of the three movies in the "Sarah, Plain & Tall" trilogy. This, the final of the three, was definitely one of the "good ones. " It is an excellent family film with wonderful acting by the three adult stars: Christopher Walken, Glenn Close and Jack Palance.

The storyline is simple but well-told. The only sub-par performance was by one of the kids. It was interesting to see how the kids had grown since that first movie.

Of the three, that initial "Sarah," was the best- filmed with some beautiful cinematography. This movie didn't have that, but it had the best story. It had some genuinely-tearful sentimental moments and a very nice ending.

Highly recommended.

10qleaper

Final chapter of the SP&T trilogy

Glenn Close is back as Sarah Plain and Tall, a woman who keeps a family together through the good and bad times. The acting is superb -- Christopher Walken (unusually non-spooky) as her husband once again delivers a top-notch performance. It's good to see young Christopher Bell all grown up; too bad we don't get to see much of Anna (Lexi Randall, also a few years older), but the new addition to the Witting family (played by Emily Osment) was very welcome. And finally, Jack Palance, as the long lost Witting patriarch, is as fine as ever.

gazzo-2

Good finale to a fine series

I think anytime you cast Jack Palance as Christopher Walken's father, throw in Glenn Close as the wife and Haley 'I see Dead People' Osment's kid sister into the mix-you have a pretty inspired set of castings.

I enjoyed also how the two kids in the first couple shows were brought back here-so nice to see the girl as a nurse and the boy as a young farmer. It's believable and well done, it's also the only things that either actor had done for some time, the transition to adulthood from kid actor is notoriously hard.

Some of the snowstorm contrivances were sheer Hollywood-but don't be fooled, there's a lotta heart and fine acting to go around here. The show never loses sight of it's ideals or center.

***

10KimAC5

A good movie, with one small flaw

I had borrowed the three Sarah movies from a friend, and had watched them while sick in bed during one weekend. I thoroughly enjoyed every one of them. I enjoyed how the last movie gave a glimpse of what Caleb and his sister were like when they grew up. In addition, I liked the carry-through of the "Billy-boy" song that first was heard during the credits of the first movie, the title "Sarah, Plain and Tall." However, the one thing in Winter's End that I didn't like was the youngest daughter. She was a very cute little girl, but she just had too much spirit and looked like a brat compared to the other kids, even compared to talkative but still good-natured Caleb when he was younger.

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Anecdotes
This movie stars Jack Palance and Christopher Walken as father and son. Both have played 1-time only Batman villains. Palance was in Batman (1989). Walken was in Batman : Le Défi (1992)

Gaffes
In an earlier movie, maybe Skylark, Jacob mention his brother(s)and sister(s)dreaming of great things. So, he was not an only child. In Winter's End he is only child of John and Cassie.

Citations
Sarah Witting: Cassie, would you say grace?
Cassie Witting: God is great, God is good, let us thank him for our fud.
Sarah Witting: Food.
Cassie Witting: Fooood.