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Soldato d'Orange

Titolo originale: Soldaat van Oranje
  • 1977
  • R
  • 2h 35min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,6/10
14.507
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Rutger Hauer in Soldato d'Orange (1977)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaDuring World War II, Dutch students join the resistance movement against the German occupation of the Netherlands.During World War II, Dutch students join the resistance movement against the German occupation of the Netherlands.During World War II, Dutch students join the resistance movement against the German occupation of the Netherlands.

  • Regia
    • Paul Verhoeven
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema
    • Kees Holierhoek
    • Gerard Soeteman
  • Star
    • Rutger Hauer
    • Jeroen Krabbé
    • Susan Penhaligon
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,6/10
    14.507
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Paul Verhoeven
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema
      • Kees Holierhoek
      • Gerard Soeteman
    • Star
      • Rutger Hauer
      • Jeroen Krabbé
      • Susan Penhaligon
    • 48Recensioni degli utenti
    • 34Recensioni della critica
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    Interpreti principali49

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    Rutger Hauer
    Rutger Hauer
    • Erik Lanshof
    Jeroen Krabbé
    Jeroen Krabbé
    • Guus LeJeune
    Susan Penhaligon
    Susan Penhaligon
    • Susan
    Edward Fox
    Edward Fox
    • Colonel Rafelli
    Lex van Delden
    • Nico
    Derek de Lint
    Derek de Lint
    • Alex
    Huib Rooymans
    • Jan Weinberg
    Dolf de Vries
    • Jack Ten Brinck
    Eddy Habbema
    • Robby Froost
    Belinda Meuldijk
    • Esther
    Peter Faber
    • Will Dostgaarde
    Rijk de Gooyer
    Rijk de Gooyer
    • Gestapo-man Breitner
    Paul Brandenburg
    • SS Lt. Thelen
    Ward de Ravet
    • Resistance Leader
    Bert Struys
    • Resistance Leader
    Reinhard Kolldehoff
    Reinhard Kolldehoff
    • Geisman
    • (as René Kolldehoff)
    Andrea Domburg
    Andrea Domburg
    • Queen Wilhelmina
    Guus Hermus
    • Van der Zanden
    • Regia
      • Paul Verhoeven
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema
      • Kees Holierhoek
      • Gerard Soeteman
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    LONESOLO

    A look inside the wartime OSS

    SOLDIER OF ORANGE is a film about a group of friends who encounter the occupation of Holland by the Germans in different ways. The film splits up it's time dealing with the stories of the friends and that of one of them who becomes a high ranking member of the OSS and close political ally to the queen of Holland. The film, set during WW2, is even handed in it's approach. SOLDIER OF ORANGE is a unusual film and was made with a high degree of quality. The film goes for a sense of realism not often seen in cinema, the film,made in Holland is in dutch yet in the sequences in england it is in English. I recommend this film to WW2 buffs and fans of art-house cinema alike. Both groups will be pleased as will foreign film fans who can be assured of finding something worthwhile.
    9Alex-372

    Paul Verhoeven's War Movie

    Soldaat van Oranje is Paul Verhoeven's war movie, one that already shows his early leaning towards grungy realism - graphic torture, debased human nature and plenty of bare boobies - which is why it had a pretty mixed reception when it came out here in Holland.

    This story is told from the point of view of a number of well to do Leiden University students. For clarification, very few people before the war had the finances to go to university.

    Highlighting some now internationally famous Dutch actors - Rutger Hauer, Derek de Lint, Jeroen Krabbé as well as locally known actors like Belinda Meuldijk, Rijk de Gooyer and this is also a showcase of acting talent during the seventies and early eighties. British seventies actors Susan Penhaligon and Edward Fox (A Bridge Too Far) also have interesting performances.

    Based on the memoirs of Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema (Erik Lanshof in the movie), this is a reasonably realistic and truthful recounting of war and resistance during world war two. Roelfzema, a genuine war hero, first joined the student resistance, then the SOE, then joined the RAF and finally became an adjudant (aide) to queen Wilhelmina. He is still spritely and alive, living in Hawaii with his English wife.

    It is also pretty unique as it features what must be cinema's first and only drive-by-shooting from a bicycle. And one with wooden tires at that. And a great yarn too. It has heroism and cowardice, loyalty and betrayal, relativism, principles and pragmatism. Recommended.
    Infofreak

    A first rate war movie that has just about something for everyone. Great stuff!

    Apparently when Spielberg saw 'Soldier Of Orange' he phoned Paul Verhoeven congratulating him and urging him to come to Hollywood. That took about ten years but in retrospect in might have been a big mistake. Despite an excellent Hollywood debut (the savage science fiction satire 'RoboCop', still one of Verhoeven's best), the directors movies have been mostly disappointing ever since. Just compare his most recent movie, the lame 'Hollow Man', to this one. There's no denying that there has been a major drop in quality. 'Soldier Of Orange' is worth mentioning in the same breath as such classic war movies as Kubrick's 'Paths Of Glory', Fuller's 'The Big Red One' and Peckinpah's 'Cross Of Iron'. It's that good. Considering it was made by a director with a reputation for provocation and general outrageousness, it plays it surprisingly straight, and in my opinion is all the better for it. There is some violence, but it is appropriate for the subject matter, and there is very little sex. This is quite an epic story dealing with the fates of six University friends in Holland after the outbreak of WW2. The ensemble cast is excellent, but Verhoeven favourites Rutger Hauer and Jeroen Krabbe are particularly outstanding. Hauer still has a strong cult following despite appearing in a string of b-grade movies for many years. Krabbe is best remembered by most movie fans as a Bond villain, if he's remembered at all. It's such a shame neither actor achieved the international success they both deserved. Check out their performances in 'Soldier Of Orange', Krabbe's in 'The Fourth Man', and Hauer's in 'Flesh & Blood'. Verhoeven certainly got the best out of them both. The supporting cast also includes dependable Brit Edward Fox ('The Day Of The Jackal') and Susan Penhaligon of cult Aussie thriller 'Patrick'. 'Soldier Of Orange' will be quite an eye opener for anyone unfamiliar with Verhoeven's pre-Hollywood output. It's a first rate war movie that has just about something for everyone. Highly recommended, as is the equally good (but very different) 'Spetters' and 'The Fourth Man'.
    8BeneCumb

    Realistic panoramic film

    Based on true events, the film provides a wide temporal overview of different destinies students of different ethnicities and background had to face during World War II. This big war ruined lots of relations and comprehensions, but unlike in Eastern-European countries, occupation and its consequences remained relatively short-time, and the confrontation was still on the so-called centre/right level. For example, fate of the Baltic nations was even more tragic and disruptive...

    Anyway, the film in question is well written, directed and played; names like Paul Verhoeven, Rutger Hauer and Jeroen Krabbé are currently internationally known and appraised, before that they were active mostly in the local scene. Hauer and Krabbé are real character actors, having also distinctive appearance, not just cute face / gleaming smile so characteristic to many US counterparts. On the other hand, if necessary, they are also talented team players, merging well with background and co-performers; the latter are also strong and even, and the Brits and Germans are played by respective native-speakers.

    A powerful film, recommended to all those fond of war dramas.
    10mentalcritic

    An underrated classic

    Paul Verhoeven films are notorious for everything except what they should be known for: portraying reality in a frank, no-lies manner that few other filmmakers even dare to attempt. It's nice to know that, in this era of Hollywood churning out films that look more like video games or music videos, Verhoeven continues to make films that push envelopes and give the audience something to think about.

    Soldaat van Oranje, like its American counterpart twenty years later, is a film about war that takes its subject by the horns and doesn't let go at any moment. As we are introduced to the group of Dutch students whose eyes we see World War II through, we see a reflection of one rarely acknowledged truth: that numerous ordinary, everyday people, ignorant of what was really going on in Nazi Germany, couldn't have cared less about what was going on. It was only when the reality of the war was brought to them, as the Germans invaded Holland, that these students sat up and took notice of what the war was doing to ordinary people. Indeed, early on in the film, Hauer's character even says that a spot of war would be "exciting".

    Another reality that this film prefers to hit the viewer square in the face with is that while the war changed a lot of aspects of everyday life for everyone, there were some things that stayed the same regardless. In the scene where Hauer's character is attempting to board a boat bound for England, the German army's refusal to let the sailors on board prompts a quick "back to the pub" response from the working-class sailors. Business as usual in that respect.

    Considering that this is a Paul Verhoeven film, it is actually quite surprising how little violence there is to be found here. Granted, it is not a family film, and some of the torture scenes will make your blood boil as well as make some sick people like myself chuckle, but unlike the film that Verhoeven made with numerous references to this one twenty years later, there is surprisingly little blood and gore. Indeed, unlike the sarcastic satire of Starship Troopers, Soldaat Van Oranje tells its story in a restrained, almost documentary-like manner that is surprising as well as creative.

    All in all, I'd give Soldaat Van Oranje a qualified ten out of ten. It is not going to appeal to everyone, and some just won't get it at all, but it delivers a powerful story about the loss of innocence and freedom that should be required viewing in all schools, not just Dutch ones. Oh, and I cannot remember who said it, but they are right about one thing: the footage of the Queen returning to Dutch soil made me want to shout "Oranje boven!", and I am not even Dutch.

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      The explosions in this movie were provided not by special effects technicians, but by the Dutch Marines. In his DVD commentary on this movie, director Paul Verhoeven states that the explosive charges were held in place with metal. When one of the charges was set off, it blew the metal to bits. One of the flying fragments nearly killed Rutger Hauer.
    • Blooper
      It is correct that Dutch squadrons where not equipped with Moquito airplanes but not every Dutch pilot was flying with a Dutch squadron. Some of them flew with regular RAF squadrons. Erik Hazelhof Roelfzema (played by Rutger Hauer) actually flew Mosquito's for a RAF squadron.
    • Citazioni

      Geisman: Did you write that?

      Erik Lanshof: Sir, yes sir.

      Geisman: What did you write that with?

      Erik Lanshof: Sir, with shit, sir.

    • Versioni alternative
      The German video version released in 1988 was heavily cut for about 35 min., in 2007 this film was finally released uncut in Germany as part of the "Paul Verhoeven-Klassiker Edition".
    • Connessioni
      Featured in Sneak Previews: Soldier of Orange/The Human Factor/Coal Miner's Daughter/The Europeans (1980)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 22 settembre 1977 (Paesi Bassi)
    • Paesi di origine
      • Paesi Bassi
      • Belgio
    • Lingue
      • Olandese
      • Inglese
      • Tedesco
    • Celebre anche come
      • Soldier of Orange
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Noordwijk, Zuid-Holland, Paesi Bassi(Hotel Huis Ter Duin and beach)
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Excelsior Films
      • Film Holland
      • Rob Houwer Productions
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    • Budget
      • 5.000.000 NLG (previsto)
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    Specifiche tecniche

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    • Tempo di esecuzione
      • 2h 35min(155 min)
    • Mix di suoni
      • Mono
    • Proporzioni
      • 1.85 : 1

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