Le dictateur

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Original Title: The Great Dictator Country of Origin:  United States Production year: 1940 Director: Charles Chaplin Rating: FSK-0(FSK) UPC [Locale]: 7-321996-211137 Running time: 2:00 (120 Min.) Casetype: Clamshell Format: Black & White, 1.33:1, Full Frame DVD-Format: Single-Sided, Double-Layered Released: March 19, 2008 Collection type: Owned (#456) Status: Available Purchase date: May 05, 2008 Purchase price: Hidden Review (movie): Review (video): Overview Quelle qu'en soit l'issue, Charlie Chaplin se jette à corps perdu dans la lutte. Le résultat : un classique plébiscité qui trône depuis l'an 2000 dans le top 100 des comédies américaines de l'American Film Institute. Les Etats-Unis n'étaient pas encore impliqués dans la Seconde Guerre Mondiale lorsque Chaplin décoche ses flèches comiques et clownesques au Führer. Dans ce film, Chaplin interprète deux rôles : celui du nazi Adenoid Hynkel, et celui d'un coiffeur juif, qui ressemble comme deux gouttes d'eau à « der Nutsie ». A force de calembours, de gags visuels et de pitreries, Chaplin tourne le fascisme en dérision, mais cet humour laisse également la place à quelques scènes poignantes d'un ghetto qui frémit sous la terreur d'unités de choc impitoyables. Une foule de scènes inoubliables, entre autres celle de la danse prétentieuse de Hynkel avec un globe terrestre, la fuite sans dessus dessous, et le duel frénétique de chaises de coiffeur entre Hynkel et son rival mussolinien (Jack Oakie). Le Dictateur est le mariage parfait entre l'humour classique et l'émotion cinématographique à l'état pur.	DVD Covers
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Genres Comedy Studios Production Studios:  • mk2 éditions
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Crew Direction Charles Chaplin .... Director Writing Charles Chaplin .... Writer Cinematography Karl Struss .... Director of Photography Roland Totheroh .... Director of Photography Film Editing Willard Nico .... Film Editor Sound Percy Townsend .... Sound Glenn Rominger .... Sound Art J. Russell Spencer .... Art Director
Cast People of the Palace Charles Chaplin .... Hynkel, Dictator of Tomania Jack Oakie .... Napaloni, Dictator of Bacteria Reginald Gardiner .... Schultz Henry Daniell .... Garbitsch Billy Gilbert .... Herring Grace Hayle .... Madame Napaloni Carter De Haven .... Bacterian Ambassador People of the Ghetto Charles Chaplin .... A Jewish Barber Paulette Goddard .... Hannah Maurice Moscovich .... Mr. Jaeckel Emma Dunn .... Mrs. Jaeckel Bernard Gorcey .... Mr. Mann Paul Weigel .... Mr. Agar and Chester Conklin .... Barber's Customer Esther Michelson .... Jewish Woman Hank Mann .... Storm Trooper Florence Wright .... Blonde Secretary Eddie Gribbon .... Tomanian Storm Trooper Robert O. Davis .... Tomanian Officer Eddie Dunn .... Whitewashed Storm Trooper Nita Pike .... Secretary Peter Lynn .... Commander of Storm Troopers Dick Alexander .... Tomanian Officer in 1918 (uncredited) Sig Arno .... Compact Parachute Inventor (uncredited) William Arnold .... Tomanian Officer (uncredited) Don Brodie .... Reporter (uncredited) Gino Corrado .... Sculptor (uncredited) John Davidson .... Hospital Superintendent (uncredited) Max Davidson .... Jewish Man (uncredited) Lew Davis .... Hospital Orderly (uncredited) Wheeler Dryden .... Heinrich Schtick (uncredited) Pat Flaherty .... Friendly Storm Trooper (uncredited) Bud Geary .... Storm Trooper (uncredited) Leyland Hodgson .... Big Bertha Gunnery Officer (uncredited) William Irving .... Man Seated on Bed (uncredited) Charles Irwin .... Banquet Waiter (uncredited) Ethelreda Leopold .... Blonde Secretary (uncredited) Torben Meyer .... Bald Barbershop Patron (uncredited) Jules Michelson .... Man in Ghetto (uncredited) Bert Moorhouse .... Hynkel's Staff Officer (uncredited) Nellie V. Nichols .... Jewish Woman (uncredited) Jack Perrin .... Jewish Man (uncredited) Lucien Prival .... Storm Trooper Officer (uncredited) Tiny Sandford .... Soldier in 1918 Tomania (uncredited) Harry Semels .... Jewish Merchant (uncredited) Carl Voss .... Officer (uncredited) Leo White .... Hynkel's Barber (uncredited)