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Elizabeth - L'âge d'or

Titre original : Elizabeth: The Golden Age
  • 2007
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  • 1h 54min
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Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, and Clive Owen in Elizabeth - L'âge d'or (2007)
A mature Queen Elizabeth endures multiple crises late in her reign including court intrigues, an assassination plot, the Spanish Armada, and romantic disappointments.
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Une reine Elizabeth mûre fait face à plusieurs situations de crise à la fin de son règne, dont des intrigues de la cour, un complot d'assassinat, la menace de l'Armada espagnole et des décep... Tout lireUne reine Elizabeth mûre fait face à plusieurs situations de crise à la fin de son règne, dont des intrigues de la cour, un complot d'assassinat, la menace de l'Armada espagnole et des déceptions amoureuses.Une reine Elizabeth mûre fait face à plusieurs situations de crise à la fin de son règne, dont des intrigues de la cour, un complot d'assassinat, la menace de l'Armada espagnole et des déceptions amoureuses.

  • Réalisation
    • Shekhar Kapur
  • Scénario
    • William Nicholson
    • Michael Hirst
  • Casting principal
    • Cate Blanchett
    • Clive Owen
    • Geoffrey Rush
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,8/10
    77 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Shekhar Kapur
    • Scénario
      • William Nicholson
      • Michael Hirst
    • Casting principal
      • Cate Blanchett
      • Clive Owen
      • Geoffrey Rush
    • 262avis d'utilisateurs
    • 189avis des critiques
    • 45Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompensé par 1 Oscar
      • 8 victoires et 33 nominations au total

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    Cate Blanchett Almost Played Clarice Starling?
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    Cate Blanchett
    Cate Blanchett
    • Queen Elizabeth I
    Clive Owen
    Clive Owen
    • Sir Walter Raleigh
    Geoffrey Rush
    Geoffrey Rush
    • Sir Francis Walsingham
    Jordi Mollà
    Jordi Mollà
    • King Philip ll of Spain
    • (as Jordi Molla)
    Aimee King
    • Infanta
    Laurence Fox
    Laurence Fox
    • Sir Christopher Hatton
    John Shrapnel
    John Shrapnel
    • Lord Howard
    Susan Lynch
    Susan Lynch
    • Annette
    Elise McCave
    • Laundry Woman
    Samantha Morton
    Samantha Morton
    • Mary Stuart
    Abbie Cornish
    Abbie Cornish
    • Bess Throckmorton
    Penelope McGhie
    Penelope McGhie
    • Margaret
    Rhys Ifans
    Rhys Ifans
    • Robert Reston
    Eddie Redmayne
    Eddie Redmayne
    • Thomas Babington
    Stuart McLoughlin
    Stuart McLoughlin
    • Savage
    Adrian Scarborough
    Adrian Scarborough
    • Calley
    Robert Styles
    Robert Styles
    • Palace Doorkeeper
    William Houston
    William Houston
    • Don Guerau De Spes
    • Réalisation
      • Shekhar Kapur
    • Scénario
      • William Nicholson
      • Michael Hirst
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    7brenttraft

    An Adult Popcorn Movie

    Don't believe the poor reviews "Elizebeth: The Golden Age" has received.

    While it may be true the film is not historically correct, most of us do not go to the movies for a history lesson. We go to be entertained. On that basis, this film is a winner. It has romance, intrigue and betrayal. It is basically a melodrama.

    The photography is great, although sometimes the director gets carried away with the camera movements. The orchestral score in fine, although it is overwhelming at times. The acting is absolutely first rate.

    I thought that "Elizebeth: The Golden Age" was more entertaining than any of the "Pirates of the Carribian" movies. If you want an entertaining movie that is geared more towards adults than children, then you should check the movie out.
    rogerdarlington

    Not all that glitters is gold

    A film with the same subject (England's most successful queen), the same leading actress (Cate Blanchett) and the same director (Shekhar Kapur) as the wonderful 1998 work "Elizabeth" excites great expectations and, while there are many jewels here, sadly all that glitters is not gold. As with the earlier movie, it looks magnificent, with wonderful locations. sets, and costumes, and the camera work is stunning with clever compositions and remarkable fluidity and angles. Again the acting is particularly fine with Blanchett a tour de force.

    The focus is narrower in time, beginning in 1585 and climaxing with the defeat of the Spanish Armada three years later in action scenes absent from the first film. The main problem is the script from Michael Hirst & William Nicholson. The narrative is too slow and too confused and some of the lines are somewhat banal, while the attempt to create a romantic storyline between the 'virgin' queen and the adventurer Walter Raleigh (an able Clive Owen) is too contrived and unlikely.
    6WriterDave

    Her Majesty!!!!!!!

    It's really not so odd that director Shekhar Kapur would wait nine years and then craft a loud, bombastic sequel to his only claim to fame, the lavish period drama "Elizabeth" which rightfully launched the career of uber-actress Cate Blanchett, in an attempt to resurrect his own floundering career. It is rather odd that Blanchett, a consummate actress of incalculable range, seems to never turn down a script, including this dud of a sequel to the film that first allowed her to shine. The oddest thing, however, is that the completely uncalled for "Elizabeth: The Golden Age" is actually quite entertaining and might've received higher praise had the intrusive music score not induced such a numbing headache.

    Blanchett, of course, is terrific, and doesn't seem to mind that the screenwriters have turned her signature character into a woman with split personalities: a raving love-scorned woman in private who constantly crumbles under pressure, and a powerful monarch who commands the wind and becomes a divinity to her people in public. Elizabeth has no character arc here like she did in the original film that saw her mature from frightened princess to calculating queen. The sequel suffers from this lack of development for its titular historical icon, but Blanchett rules the madhouse with an iron fist, chewing the scenery when necessary for dramatic effect and maximum entertainment value.

    The sequel also suffers from too much focus on a silly love triangle involving Elizabeth, Sir Walter Raleigh (an uninspired Clive Owen), and one of her ladies in waiting (a ravishingly gorgeous but ultimately lifeless Abbie Cornish). The rest of the film covers events that were already treated in a more respectful and quietly powerful manner in HBO's miniseries starring Helen Mirren. These include Elizabeth's divisive relationship with Mary Stuart (a blistering Samantha Morton doing an entertaining bit of over-acting), and the defeat of the Spanish Armada, whose sinking is done up in a rock opera style that serves as a guilty pleasure to watch.

    Meanwhile, director Kapur, who never saw an overhead shot, candlelit scene, or 360 degree crane movement he didn't love, uses his bigger budget to ridiculously grand effect creating immaculate set designs populated with over the top costuming and epic pageantry. "Elizabeth: The Golden Age" is completely unnecessary, but despite some of its stunning ineptitude, it turns out not to be a colossal waste of time and will entertain those who will allow it to bludgeon them. Where the first film was a smart period piece inspired by "The Godfather", the silly sequel is a dumb art-house film inspired by obnoxious action flicks. Blanchett, who hopefully will become more selective in her roles as she ages, oddly seems at home in both. I'm not sure if that's the mark of a great actress or a desperate movie star.
    7ma-cortes

    Good costumer drama that takes a brilliant look at the turbulent life of famous Queen of England

    This is a sweeping chronicle of 16th-century English Queen from his splendor years . She's the Protestant Elizabeth , she was a brilliant stateswoman who managed to restore England to power and glory amidst public and private confusion . As are splendidly recreated wars , loves , turmoil and fight power of its time , including her troublesome days and machinations surrounding . It's magnificently captured by marvelous sets , splendid production design and glamorous gowns . This elaborate , colorful costumer drama packs outstanding performances from Cate Blanchet as an impulsive queen , Clive Owen as a dashing and arrogant commandant , besides a top-notch support cast giving strong acting , as the charismatic Geoffrey Rush as Sir Francis Walsingham , Samantha Morton , Jordi Molla , Rhys Ifans, Abbie Cornish , among them . The fine cast does quite well in historic setting . This interesting historical drama contains a wonderful cinematography that adds color to the atmosphere by Remi Adefarasin who photographed the previous part titled ¨Elizabeth¨ . Evocative and imaginative musical score fitting to the past time by Craig Armstrong . The motion picture was lavishly produced by Michael Hirst (The Tudor) and finely directed by Shakar Kapur, an Indian director , costumer expert (Elizabeth , Four feathers).

    The picture talks about Mary Queen of Scots (Samantha Morton) , she and Elizabeth were rivals for power in Tudor England . The heathen Protestant Elizabeth dreads the prospect of the Catholic Mary about her ascending the English throne, leading to intrigue and divisiveness within the court. Then Mary was imprisoned by Elizabeth , who rightly feared Catholic plots to place Mary on the throne. Mary was guilty of plots complicity and was condemned death warrant . The film especially describes relations between Spain ruled by Philip II (Jordi Molla) and England at the breaking point . Spectacular battle scenes between the British Navy commanded by Duke of Effiham and Raleigh and the Spanish commanded by Duke of Medina Sidonia , it lasted ten days , during July 1588 . At the climax William Raleigh leads the attack on the Armada ships massed off the British coast .
    8MartianOctocretr5

    Cate Blanchett shines in biographical drama; some fiction added to the events

    Cate Blanchett reprises her role as the Virgin Queen, Elizabeth I, and is the film's greatest highlight. She exudes power, strength and influence in portraying the 16th century monarch. Her commanding presence on the screen really gives the majestic qualities that the real queen certainly had. At the same time, she gives us a personal glance inside the woman's heart, where she has suppressed from public view an inner vulnerability and melancholy. Elizabeth certainly endured many sorrows, and this portrayal gives us a glance inside the woman's who carried all this upon her shoulders, and is credited with raising England to prominent status on the world stage.

    In addition to Blanchett, the supporting cast all turn in superior work. The sets, costuming, and period speech are all mastered well, creating a true feel for the era being depicted. Although many of the people and events are real, a few liberties have been taken apparently to spice up the drama. Such fictionalizing probably wasn't necessary; enough happened during this queen's rule to make the story interesting without it. One example: the flashy Sir Walter Raleigh was indeed a favorite of the queen, but this movie puts them in a romantic triangle that just gets in the way of other things going on. Also, Raleigh, better known as an explorer, was not the hero in the battle with the Spanish Armada.

    Blanchett shines when she delivers the famous speech to the troops on the eve of the Spanish invasion. But even she is burdened by the director's preoccupation with Elizabeth as a suffering angst-filled woman facing middle-age with less bravery than facing the world's most powerful fleet at that time. We get endless views of her taking her wig off in secret, and staring at a mirror. The first time this device is used is fine to get the point across of her hopeless situation of never taking a husband (and the slow advance of time having its way), but we see her looking like a shriveled ghost in too many such scenes, and it's way overdone in this context. Her "real" hair sans the wig looks like an inebriated Edward Scissorhands was her hairdresser, and her pale complexion looks like somebody pasted white-out all over her face.

    Those few mistakes notwithstanding, this is a fine biopic with superior acting by Blanchett, and is recommended.

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    • Anecdotes
      When Elizabeth arrives at St. Paul's Cathedral, construction is going on. In real life, St. Paul's actually needed repair work. Director Shekhar Kapur decided to improvise and gave the workers costumes and period tools to cut real stone that was being installed in the cathedral. The workers in the scene are real-life stonemasons and construction workers.
    • Gaffes
      The real Babington Plot to assassinate Queen Elizabeth at the altar was thwarted in the planning stages.
    • Citations

      Queen Elizabeth I: Go back to your rathole! Tell Philip I fear neither him, nor his priests, nor his armies. Tell him if he wants to shake his little fist at us, we're ready to give him such a bite he'll wish he'd kept his hands in his pockets!

      Don Guerau De Spes: You see a leaf fall, and you think you know which way the wind blows. Well, there is a wind coming, Madame, that will sweep away your pride.

      [turns to leave with his ministers]

      Queen Elizabeth I: I, too, can command the wind, sir! I have a hurricane in me that will strip Spain bare if you dare to try me!

    • Connexions
      Edited from La Fille de Ryan (1970)
    • Bandes originales
      Volta a 4
      Written by John Dowland

      Performed by The Consort of Musicke

      Conducted by Anthony Rooley

      Courtesy of The Decca Record Company Ltd

      Under licence from Universal Music Operations Ltd

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    • Date de sortie
      • 12 décembre 2007 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
      • France
      • Allemagne
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Espagnol
      • Suédois
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Elizabeth: La edad de oro
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Eilean Donan Castle, Dornie, Highland, Écosse, Royaume-Uni(on location)
    • Sociétés de production
      • StudioCanal Films
      • Working Title Films
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    • Budget
      • 55 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 16 383 509 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 6 153 075 $US
      • 14 oct. 2007
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 75 782 758 $US
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      • 1h 54min(114 min)
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      • 1.85 : 1

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