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Fedora

  • 1978
  • T
  • 1h 56min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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William Holden and Marthe Keller in Fedora (1978)
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Il produttore di Hollywood Barry Detweiler cerca di far uscire Fedora, una famosa ma solitaria attrice cinematografica, dal pensionamento.Il produttore di Hollywood Barry Detweiler cerca di far uscire Fedora, una famosa ma solitaria attrice cinematografica, dal pensionamento.Il produttore di Hollywood Barry Detweiler cerca di far uscire Fedora, una famosa ma solitaria attrice cinematografica, dal pensionamento.

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    • Billy Wilder
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Billy Wilder
    • I.A.L. Diamond
    • Tom Tryon
  • Star
    • William Holden
    • Marthe Keller
    • Hildegard Knef
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,8/10
    5627
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Billy Wilder
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Billy Wilder
      • I.A.L. Diamond
      • Tom Tryon
    • Star
      • William Holden
      • Marthe Keller
      • Hildegard Knef
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    • 50Recensioni della critica
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    William Holden
    William Holden
    • Barry Detweiler
    Marthe Keller
    Marthe Keller
    • Fedora
    Hildegard Knef
    Hildegard Knef
    • The Countess
    José Ferrer
    José Ferrer
    • Doctor Vando
    Frances Sternhagen
    Frances Sternhagen
    • Miss Balfour
    Mario Adorf
    Mario Adorf
    • Hotel Manager
    Stephen Collins
    Stephen Collins
    • Young Barry
    Henry Fonda
    Henry Fonda
    • President of the Academy
    Michael York
    Michael York
    • Self
    Hans Jaray
    Hans Jaray
    • Count Sobryanski
    Gottfried John
    Gottfried John
    • Kritos
    Arlene Francis
    Arlene Francis
    • Newscaster
    Jacques Maury
    Jacques Maury
    • Head Usher
    Christine Mueller
    • Young Antonia
    Ellen Schwiers
    Ellen Schwiers
    • Nurse
    Ferdy Mayne
    Ferdy Mayne
    • First Director
    Peter Capell
    Peter Capell
    • Second Director
    Robert Cunningham
    • Assistant Director
    • (as Bob Cunningham)
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      • Billy Wilder
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Billy Wilder
      • I.A.L. Diamond
      • Tom Tryon
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    8kennethwright2612

    Keep young and beautiful!

    Billy Wilder revisits the territory of his Hollywood Babylon classic Sunset Boulevard, with the same male lead (William Holden) in an almost identical role as a washed-up screenwriter trying to get to a reclusive and mysteriously ageless one-time screen queen in order to pitch her a comeback script. Story elements include Oscar Wilde's Picture of Dorian Gray and (off-screen) the many mad-doctor yarns of the 1930s and 1940s in which Boris Karloff messes about with Things We Were Never Meant To Know. Looks great in a brittle and glitzy 1970s way, as befits its scornfully depicted international-rich-white-trash milieu. Essentially it's a sombre but humanistic sermon on the hopeless worship of physical youth and beauty: as a medieval English writer put it, "who sows hope in the flesh reaps bones". A very relevant film for our narcissistic times, its only big flaw is that it's a mighty chilly piece of work, easier to admire than to love.
    8Dave Godin

    Unjustly overlooked

    It puzzles me why this film appears to have been so forgotten and neglected because I find it richly entertaining and, like so much of Wilder's work, it shows an abiding, (although not uncritical), love / hate of Hollywood and all it represented. Wilder has no illusions about the Monster Hollywood could be in its heyday when it created an almost parallel universe which consisted of those on the inside the industry, and the rest of us who paid homage at the box-office. Both parties were almost entirely oblivious of the reality of life as experienced by each other.

    FEDORA is much more bitter-sweet than SUNSET BLVD., (his other film with which it is natural to compare it, and of course the presence of William Holden in both makes this even more compelling), but here we see people who, having made a pact with the devil of Hollywood fame and fortune, find it is a two edged sword that keeps them in the service of its mores and values forever, even though the effort of doing so nearly makes them die from exhaustion. Death or permanent seclusion is the only way to preserve a legend's immortality.

    Beautifully structured, and with some excellent dialogue, all the cast acquit themselves with credit, and I find it a fascinating and valuable glimpse into a world that has now gone forever and which is never, ever likely to return. Perhaps more reflective and introspective than we expect a Billy Wilder film to be, but all the more richly satisfying for it. Highly recommended.
    7blanche-2

    We had faces then...and we kept them!

    Billy Wilder's second-last film comes full circle from 1950's Sunset Boulevard.

    Fedora begins with a news announcement of the great actress' death. Dutch Detweiler (William Holden) narrates the film, and attends Fedora's lying in state. He recalls what led up to that moment, and the story begins.

    Dutch (William Holden) has a script that is perfect for the actress Fedora (Marthe Keller), a Garbo-like myth wrapped in a legend, who lives a reclusive life in Corfu.

    One day, he sees her in town and reintroduces himself - they knew each other 30 years earlier. He is astounded by her unchanged beauty. She wears gloves because her doctor can't do anything about aging hands. and she asks him for a few dollars. When he asks if she received his script, she says that they hide the mail from her.

    After some spying on Fedora, Dutch comes to the conclusion that she is not being well treated and is imprisoned. Desperate to see her, he tries every way he can to gain entrance to the house, and at one point actually breaks in, only to be knocked out by someone who acts as her chauffeur. When he comes to, he's in his hotel, and a week has passed. And lots has happened.

    Fedora is based on the story in Tom Tryon's book, "Crowned Heads," which is three stories - the first about a Lana Turner-type, the second a combination of Clifton Webb and Ramon Navarro, and the third Fedora, actually based on Dietrich, Garbo, and a few other actresses. The first two stories were kind of sleazy. Fedora is really the best one.

    I remember this did not get good reviews at the time. Billy Wilder had no end of problems with it. It did not get a full release internationally or nationally; it was not publicized; and it was so badly cut that audiences laughed in all the wrong places when it was shown initially.

    It's pathetic to me that a great talent like Billy Wilder was treated so badly by modern Hollywood, but I'm not surprised.

    I think this is an interesting story and if Wilder had been allowed to do what he wanted, it would have been a marvelous film. One of the things that brought it down for me was the abominable performance of Marthe Keller. This role brought an end to her brief Hollywood career.

    What really bothered me was all the dubbing. Neither Knef's nor Keller's voices were used, and it's obvious. The actresses just sound dubbed with very little effort at performances. I may be overly sensitive; that dubbing sound is a big turnoff for me, but maybe not for others.

    I think this plays better on television than it probably did in the theaters, and it's definitely worth seeing for Holden at least, who is Joe Gillis had he lived.

    A series of unfortunate events spoiled what this film could have been, but it's still Billy Wilder, it's still William Holden, and you can't go too wrong.
    djj-2

    Mesmerising and Historically Valuable

    I wish to defend Fedora somewhat from the sole previous IMDB reviewer. It is not a great movie such as "Sunset Boulevard" but it is hugely enjoyable and a real treat for anyone interested in old Hollywood, and the bitter-sweet quality of fading glamour.

    Since the death of Marlene Dietrich, and especially with the publication of a biography by her daughter Maria Riva, it is now clear that Fedora is a direct portrait of Ms. Dietrich with much telling accurate detail.

    Billy Wilder knew Dietrich and old Hollywood well, and even though made in the 70's, the film captures a genuine essence probably for the last time as figures from the golden age of film have since then moved into retirement and sadly largely slipped the mortal coil.

    The real story of the EXTRAORDINARY Ms. Dietrich is better than any of her movies, and Fedora tells some of that story. It makes for more comfortable viewing than Maximillian Schell's documentary "Marlene".

    Wilder is an intelligent director, which makes "Fedora" worthwhile viewing. I have always found "Sunset Boulevard" a little too arch and self-consciously aware; "Fedora" is a more lyrical piece by the director as an older man.
    8dbdumonteil

    Pictures which never got small!

    "Fedora" was made with German and French money.It speaks volumes about what America thought of the commercial potential of one of its greatest directors.

    As "Buddy Buddy" ,remake of a FRench comedy does not count ,"Fedora" is Wilder's last opus.And it is a good film,nay a splendid one regarded in context,the best last movie Wilder could make ,which is just as well ,because when epitaphs are seen as worthless,the things that came before can sometimes been retropectively tarnished by association."Fedora" stands in little danger to bring this about.It is a last film ,soon,like the others ,to yellow with age but never lose its poignancy.

    Some said it was a poor man's "Sunset Blvd" .There are similarities: flashbacks,real-life actors (Cecil B.De Mille in "Sunset" Henry Fonda and Michael York" in "Fedora" ) and the terror of getting old ,the longing for eternity.There the comparison ends.

    For "Fedora" was ,in 1978,a "modern" film which the European (notably the FRench critic) hailed as a young man's work."Fedora" is absorbing from start to finish:it is ,in turn,a romantic story (the affair with York) an investigation à la "Citizen Kane" ,a thriller and even a Gothic horror movie.William Holden,Hildegarde Knef , Swiss Marthe Keller,Mario Adorf and Jose Ferrer are all excellent.

    The first scene when the heroine throws herself under the train recalls the techniques of the forties/fifties .Whereas "Fedora " is a thoroughly modern film,it manages to display nostalgia for the things we lost when the cinema began to lose its innocence or became intellectual or "got small!"The same nostalgia we felt in "Avanti" .The luminous blue Mediterranean sky is in direct contrast to the darkness of Wilder's earlier films noirs.

    With "Fedora" Wilder came out blaring!

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      Prior to a preview in Santa Barbara, United Artists had cut twelve minutes from the movie. Director Billy Wilder refused to allow any further cuts, and the screening went poorly, with the audience laughing during the wrong parts of the film.
    • Blooper
      In the opening scene set in France in 1977, a woman throws herself in the path of a steam train. The last steam locomotives on mainline French railways were withdrawn in 1974, so this could not have happened as shown.
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      The Countess: Remember those days? Moral turpitude? You could have six husbands but you couldn't have an illegitimate child. Now you can have six children and no husband and who cares.

    • Connessioni
      Featured in Arbeiten mit Billy Wilder: Ein Gespräch mit Mario Adorf (2014)
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      Music by Walter Gross

      Lyrics by Jack Lawrence

      Sung by Nat 'King' Cole

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    • Data di uscita
      • 27 aprile 1979 (Italia)
    • Paesi di origine
      • Francia
      • Germania occidentale
    • Lingue
      • Inglese
      • Greco
      • Francese
    • Celebre anche come
      • Федора
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Madouri Island, Lefkada, Grecia(Fedora's private island)
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Bavaria Atelier
      • Lorimar
      • NF Geria Filmgesellshaft GmbH
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      • 6.727.000 USD (previsto)
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