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Le Pont des espions

Titre original : Bridge of Spies
  • 2015
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  • 2h 22min
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Le Pont des espions (2015)
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Pendant la Guerre froide, un avocat américain est recruté pour assurer la défense d'un espion soviétique arrêté, puis aide la CIA à faciliter l'échange dudit espion contre le pilote d'un avi... Tout lirePendant la Guerre froide, un avocat américain est recruté pour assurer la défense d'un espion soviétique arrêté, puis aide la CIA à faciliter l'échange dudit espion contre le pilote d'un avion de reconnaissance U2 américain capturé par les Soviétiques, Francis Gary Powers.Pendant la Guerre froide, un avocat américain est recruté pour assurer la défense d'un espion soviétique arrêté, puis aide la CIA à faciliter l'échange dudit espion contre le pilote d'un avion de reconnaissance U2 américain capturé par les Soviétiques, Francis Gary Powers.

  • Réalisation
    • Steven Spielberg
  • Scénario
    • Matt Charman
    • Ethan Coen
    • Joel Coen
  • Casting principal
    • Tom Hanks
    • Mark Rylance
    • Alan Alda
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,6/10
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    POPULARITÉ
    1 320
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    • Réalisation
      • Steven Spielberg
    • Scénario
      • Matt Charman
      • Ethan Coen
      • Joel Coen
    • Casting principal
      • Tom Hanks
      • Mark Rylance
      • Alan Alda
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    • 513avis des critiques
    • 81Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompensé par 1 Oscar
      • 30 victoires et 105 nominations au total

    Vidéos34

    "Standing Man" Trailer
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    Bridge Of Spies: He's A Spy (French Subtitled)
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    Bridge Of Spies: He's A Spy (French Subtitled)
    Bridge Of Spies: Would It Help?
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    Bridge Of Spies: Would It Help?
    Bridge Of Spies: The Rule Book
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    Bridge Of Spies: The Rule Book

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    Tom Hanks
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    • James B. Donovan
    Mark Rylance
    Mark Rylance
    • Rudolf Abel
    Alan Alda
    Alan Alda
    • Thomas Watters Jr.
    Amy Ryan
    Amy Ryan
    • Mary Donovan
    Domenick Lombardozzi
    Domenick Lombardozzi
    • Agent Blasco
    Victor Verhaeghe
    Victor Verhaeghe
    • Agent Gamber
    Mark Fichera
    Mark Fichera
    • FBI Agent
    Brian Hutchison
    Brian Hutchison
    • FBI Agent
    Joshua Harto
    Joshua Harto
    • Bates
    Henny Russell
    Henny Russell
    • Receptionist
    Rebekah Brockman
    Rebekah Brockman
    • Alison (Donovan's Secretary)
    John Rue
    John Rue
    • Lynn Goodnough
    Billy Magnussen
    Billy Magnussen
    • Doug Forrester
    Jillian Lebling
    Jillian Lebling
    • Peggy Donovan
    Noah Schnapp
    Noah Schnapp
    • Roger Donovan
    Eve Hewson
    Eve Hewson
    • Carol Donovan
    Joel Brady
    Joel Brady
    • Police Officer - Brooklyn Courthouse
    Austin Stowell
    Austin Stowell
    • Francis Gary Powers
    • Réalisation
      • Steven Spielberg
    • Scénario
      • Matt Charman
      • Ethan Coen
      • Joel Coen
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    Reviewers say 'Bridge of Spies' is lauded for Tom Hanks and Mark Rylance's performances and Steven Spielberg's direction. The film is appreciated for its historical accuracy and period detail. However, some find the plot slow and dialogue-heavy, impacting its overall effectiveness. The cinematography and production design receive frequent praise. Despite mixed views on pacing and plot, it is generally seen as an engaging historical drama offering a distinct Cold War perspective.
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    8claudio_carvalho

    Great Spy Thriller

    In 1957, during the Cold War, the insurance lawyer James B. Donovan (Tom Hanks) is assigned by the Bar association to defend in court the Soviet spy Rudolf Abel (Mark Rylance), who was captured by the FBI. Donovan is successful and Rudolf is sentenced to life imprisonment instead of death penalty. Meanwhile the American pilot and spy Francis Gary Powers (Austin Stowell) is arrested by the Soviet government while taking photos from a spy plane that crashed. The CIA summons Donovan to help in the negotiation to exchange the two spies. When Donovan learns that the American student Frederic Pryor (Will Rogers) was arrested in the border of East Berlin while trying to bring his German girlfriend to the West Berlin, he decides to include the student in the negotiation. However his proposal is not supported by the CIA that is interested in Powers only. Further, Powers is prisoner of the soviet government and Pryor is prisoner of the GDR (German Democratic Republic). Will Donovan succeed in his intent?

    "Bridge of Spies" is a great spy thriller based on a true story in the period of the Cold War. The plot is engaging and the cinematography, costume design and art direction are amazing. It is unnecessary to comment the direction of Steven Spielberg and the performance of Tom Hanks, perfect as usual, but it is impressive the capacity of negotiation of James B. Donovan. This American lawyer is shown as an impressive negotiator, having cold blood to make tough decisions. The credits informs that Donovan has been also successful negotiating later in Cuba the release of prisoners. My vote is eight.

    Title (Brazil): "Ponte dos Espiões" ("Bridge of Spies")
    9MrDHWong

    One of Spielberg's best most recent movies

    Bridge Of Spies is a historical drama film starring Tom Hanks, co-written by the Coen brothers, and directed by Steven Spielberg. Even though its subject matter of the Cold War is something I know very little about, I thoroughly enjoyed it and I am now more interested than ever to learn more about it. I rank it among the best of Spielberg's most recent movies.

    In 1957, tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War are at their peak. Spies from both the American CIA and Soviet KGB are a major threat to the security of both world powers and each side often resorts to hasty measures to stop any classified information from being leaked. In Brooklyn, New York, Rudolf Abel is arrested under the suspicion of being a spy. James B. Donovan (Tom Hanks) is assigned as Abel's defence lawyer. However the idea of defending a potential Soviet spy proves to be an unpopular and difficult task for Donovan. Meanwhile, over in the Soviet Union, an American spy plane pilot Francis Gary Powers is shot down and captured by the KGB. As a means to ease tension between the two warring countries, Donovan proposes a swap between the two prisoners of war, Abel for Powers.

    Despite containing barely any action scenes and being almost entirely made up of talking, the film never feels boring or slow paced. This is most likely due to the Coen brothers' clever screenplay and Steven Spielberg's creative direction. There were many suspenseful moments where it felt like the prisoner negotiations would go horribly wrong and that kept me on the edge of my seat. Tom Hanks also gives another memorable performance as James B. Donovan, once again proving his versatility as an actor.

    I rate it 8.5/10.
    8nsharath009

    An unshowy Steven Spielberg does a master's job with Cold War tensions, honoring a real-life attorney's victory over fear.

    A feel-good Cold War melodrama, Bridge of Spies is an absorbing true-life espionage tale very smoothly handled by old pros who know what they're doing. In its grown-up seriousness and basis in historical conflict, Steven Spielberg's first feature since Lincoln three years ago joins the list of the director's half-dozen previous "war" films, but in its honoring of an American civilian who pulled off a smooth prisoner exchange between the East and West during a very tense period, the film generates an unmistakable nostalgia for a time when global conflict seemed more clear-cut and manageable than it does now. Spielberg's fourth collaboration with Tom Hanks, which world- premiered at the New York Film Festival and opens commercially on October 16, looks to generate stout box-office returns for Disney through the autumn season. For people of Spielberg's generation, the early years of the nuclear era and the stand-off between the United States and the Soviet Union represents a significant part of the fabric of childhood. With the passage of time, it's possible to tell stories of the time without furnishing them with overt propagandistic overlays, and for Westerners there is the added built-in appeal of the "we won" factor and the perception that dealing with adversaries was so much simpler then than it is now. As their focus in this impeccably rendered recreation of a moment in history, most palpably represented by the building of the Berlin Wall, Spielberg and screenwriters Matt Charman and Ethan and Joel Coen have chosen a sort-of Atticus Finch of the north, a principled, American Everyman insurance attorney unexpectedly paged to represent a high-level Soviet spy caught in New York. There is no question that Rudolf Abel (Mark Rylance) is guilty, but James B. Donovan (Hanks), a proper and decent family man with a professional dedication to his client and an abiding loyalty to the principles of the U.S. Constitution, has a quick and intuitive read of any legal situation and shrewdly stays at least one step ahead of the game in almost any situation.
    9bob-the-movie-man

    "And the Best Supporting Actor Oscar goes to... Mark Rylance"

    There are combinations of film makers that make you confident, as you pay your ticket price, that you are not going to be terribly disappointed: Steven Spielberg directing; Tom Hanks taking the lead; Janusz Kaminski behind the camera; Michael Kahn editing and a Coen brothers script (with Matt Charmon (Suite Française)). And Bridge of Spies doesn't disappoint, particularly for someone of my more advanced years (I was born the year following the film's climatic events) who remembers well the terror of potential nuclear catastrophe that hung over the world through the 60's and 70's.

    In a story based on true events, Hanks plays James Donovan (diverging somewhat from reality here) as an insurance lawyer dragged by his firm into defending Rudolf Abel, the accused Soviet spy played exquisitely by British stage acting legend Mark Rylance. Against this backdrop, the international blue touch paper is about to be lit by the shooting down over Russia of Gary Powers (Austin Stowell from "Whiplash") in his U-2 spy plane (sorry – "article"). Donovan becomes instrumental in unofficially negotiating on behalf of the US government the release of Powers in East Berlin. The deal is jeopardized by his boy-scout tendencies to also want to help another US captive Frederic Pryor (Will Rogers).

    I've read some negative reviews of this film in the papers that made me quite cross, describing it as "yawnsome" and "sanctimoniously dull". For me, nothing could be further from the truth and the packed Saturday night audience I saw this with seemed equally gripped from beginning to end, silent save for the odd laugh where some appropriate humor is weaved into the story.

    Tom Hanks is solid and believable as the fish-out-of-water lawyer, albeit that the role is played with a large spoonful of patriotic American sugar as Donovan trumpets about the importance of the constitution over the lynch-mob mentality of the general public. Alan Alda – great to see again on the big screen – channels his best Hawkeye-style exasperation as Donovan's boss, looking for a clean and quick conviction.

    But it is Mark Rylance – an irregular player in movies, and due to appear again in next year's "BFG" – who shines out as the acting star of the film. His salubrious and calm turn as the cornered spy just reeks of class and if he isn't nominated for a Best Supporting Actor nomination for this then there is no justice. (A special 'casting recognition award' to my wife Sue for spotting that the actress playing Judge Byer's wife – Le Clanché du Rand – was Meg Ryan's mother in Sleepless in Seattle 22 years ago!)

    The cinematography is superb with some gorgeous tracking shots and framed scenes. Most outstanding of all is the scene depicting the traumatic construction of the Berlin wall – long tracking shots in greys and blues delivering a truly breathtaking piece of cinema. In general I'd give a big shout-out to both the art department and the special effects team in making the desolation of East Berlin feel so real. It makes the similar scenes, that I commented positively on in the recent "Man from U.N.C.L.E." seem like an amateur school production.

    The special effects team also contribute in making the shooting down of the U-2 a thrilling piece of cinema.

    Music is sparingly and effectively used by Thomas Newman, and it can be no greater complement to the composer than that I was wondering until the end titles as to whether it was another Spielberg/ John Williams collaboration or not.

    A great film, one of my favorites this year. Highly recommended, especially if you are over 50. You should also get out to a cinema to see this one – it will be far more effective on the big screen than the small one.

    (Please visit http://bob-the-movie-man.com for the graphical version of this review. Thanks.)
    9subxerogravity

    A very good, very Spielberg motion picture, starring Tom Hanks.

    This movie hit me really strangely.

    I was expecting a political drama about the cold war, and while indeed it was that, I was not expecting to have so much fun and for Bridge of Spies to be so humorous.

    The Coen brothers writing a movie Steven Spielberg would direct just sounds like a winning combination and it really was. Sealing the deal, was a great performance by Tom Hanks.

    Tom Hanks does what he does best, by playing an everyday man in an average life. James Donovan was just an insurance lawyer who gets caught up in the middle of the Cold War. Bridge of Spies, starts him off so normal and then turns his life into quite an adventure.

    And I do mean adventure. In the hands of Spielberg, the movie's visuals were large and epic. I was expecting this movie to feel more like his last flick, Lincoln. Instead it feels more like Indiana Jones, as James Donovan travels to Berlin at the time when the wall was being completed.

    Watching Hanks play Donovan who is just swept into an overwhelming situation and just keeps his cool and his charm is just highly enjoyable.

    Totally loved Bridge of Spies, It's one of the best team ups between Hanks and Spielberg and even though Lincoln was a great movie, Bridge of Spies is everything Spielberg is capable of. So entertaining.

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    • Anecdotes
      Soviet agent Rudolf Ivanovich Abel sent and received coded messages that were hidden inside such things as hollow U.S. coins, bolts, and batteries. The FBI first became aware of Abel's activities in 1953, when Abel's incompetent junior colleague Reino Hayhanen carelessly spent a hollow nickel that ended up in the hands of a paperboy. The Brooklyn newsboy who got the nickel thought it felt too light. He dropped the nickel on the sidewalk, and it popped open, revealing a piece of microfilm with a coded message inside. After Hayhanen's blunders, Abel lost confidence in him and sent him back to the U.S.S.R., which would not have gone well for Hayhanen, who defected in 1957. He showed the FBI how to crack the code and it was Hayhanen who gave up Rudolf Abel. The "Hollow Nickel Case" was also dramatized in La police fédérale enquête (1959).
    • Gaffes
      The end titles say that the Soviets never acknowledged Abel as a spy. On the contrary, Rudolf Ivanovich Abel was frequently used as an example of a very successful spy, being able to stay undetected for 8 years in the United States and maintain his silence after being captured. Western journalists were invited to attend Abel's funeral. His gravestone is marked with the KGB crest. Abel also frequently gave public speeches about the importance of intelligence work. Finally, Abel is portrayed on a series of Soviet stamps dedicated to "Soviet Intelligence officers" together with other well known agents such as Kim Philby and K.T. Molody.
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      James Donovan: I have a mandate to serve you. Nobody else does. Quite frankly, everybody else has an interest in sending you to the electric chair.

      Rudolf Abel: All right...

      James Donovan: You don't seem alarmed.

      Rudolf Abel: Would it help?

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      • 2 décembre 2015 (France)
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      • Allemagne
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      • Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie, Pologne
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      • Fox 2000 Pictures
      • Reliance Entertainment
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      • 40 000 000 $US (estimé)
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      • 15 371 203 $US
      • 18 oct. 2015
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