L'ange pourpre

ActionDrameWar
Année1960
Durée1h 39m

Un prêtre et une prostituée se rencontrent pendant la guerre civile espagnole, et leur relation contribue à réveiller les fantômes du passé en chacun d'eux.

Bande-annonce

Casting

Nunnally Johnson

Director

Ava Gardner

Soledad

Dirk Bogarde

Arturo Carrera

Joseph Cotten

Hawthorne

Vittorio De Sica

Gen. Clave

Aldo Fabrizi

Canon Rota

Arnoldo Foà

Insurgent Major

Finlay Currie

Bishop

Rossana Rory

Mercedes

Enrico Maria Salerno

Capt. Botargus

UA

Umberto Alivernini

Nightclub Customer

RB

Robert Bright

Father Idelfonso

FC

Franco Castellani

José

Nino Castelnuovo

Capt. Trinidad

RC

Robert Cunningham

Mac

Gustavo De Nardo

Maj. Garcia

FF

Franco Fantasia

Cabaret Customer

AF

Armando Fracassi

Nationalist Prisoner

AP

Aldo Pini

Chaplain

Nunnally Johnson

Writer

GP

Giorgio Prosperi

Writer

BM

Bruce Marshall

Writer

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Commentaires

5 commentaires

ikmal amryMay 29, 2023

source: Temptation

Very sadNov 18, 2022
Seeta.❤ G.cNov 16, 2022

The Angel Wore Red

❖Mʀ᭄Pardeep ࿐😍Nov 16, 2022

One feels, while watching this too talky/slow movie (screenwriter Nunnally Johnson shoulda outsourced the directing to Zinnemann or Frankenheimer), trapped between Bogarde's over acting and Gardner's non acting. I gave it a half hour and then, having satiated myself on Ava eye candy, pulled the plug. C minus.

HAYANov 16, 2022

. . . Hemingway so much that he blew his brains out with a shotgun right after seeing it at the Ketchum Kaleidoscope. If you haven't yet suffered through THE ANGEL WORE RED, you'll probably want to know if you can survive it better than Papa H. did. If wooden acting, frigid "love" scenes, bogus "battles," one-dimensional "bad" guys, murky motivations, mindless mobs wielding torches and maudlin sob stories put you to sleep, this snooze fest is unlikely to shake your foundations. However, if you possess any knowledge of world history or even rudimentary critical thinking skills, better avoid this Scarlet Seraphim like the Devil!