El viento y el león

Título original: The Wind and the Lion

1975
TP
1h 59min

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Sean Connery and Candice Bergen in El viento y el león (1975)

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Un líder Árabe crea un incidente internacional al secuestrar a una viuda estadounidense y a sus hijos.Un líder Árabe crea un incidente internacional al secuestrar a una viuda estadounidense y a sus hijos.Un líder Árabe crea un incidente internacional al secuestrar a una viuda estadounidense y a sus hijos.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,8/10

10 mil

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Nominado para 2 premios Óscar
- 6 nominaciones en total

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Trailer 3:34

The Wind and the Lion

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Curiosidades
The story was based on a historical incident involving the kidnapping of Ion Perdicaris, an American expatriate living in Tangier (changed to a woman for the movie). However, the two children, the American attack on the Bashaw's palace in Tangier, and the climactic battle between the American and German forces, were all inventions of writer and director John Milius.

Pifias
The Raisouli and his followers pray while the muezzin is calling. In fact, the actual praying is done after the muezzin finishes - it's his job to remind the faithful to go pray. This is a common mistake in Hollywood productions, possibly done for dramatic purposes.

Citas
Raisuli: To Theodore Roosevelt - you are like the Wind and I like the Lion. You form the Tempest. The sand stings my eyes and the Ground is parched. I roar in defiance but you do not hear. But between us there is a difference. I, like the lion, must remain in my place. While you like the wind will never know yours. - Mulay Hamid El Raisuli, Lord of the Riff, Sultan to the Berbers, Last of the Barbary Pirates.

Créditos adicionales
Opening credits prologue: Tangier October 15, 1904 1:00 pm

Conexiones
Featured in The Lion Roars Again (1975)

Banda sonora
For He's A Jolly Good Fellow
(uncredited)
Traditional
Sung at Roosevelt's birthday party

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10/10

brilliant

A movie I've seen and enjoyed possibly more than any other movie. I first saw it as a kid and loved the drama and the great climactic battle. As I got older, I enjoyed it as much or more than before, but now due to all of the components that work together to make a true classic. The acting is great (especially Keith as T. Roosevelt), the cinematography spectacular, the script is full of gems, and the directing pulls it all together wonderfully. It's loosely based on an actual event, and it shows rush of Europe and a newly emergent America to carve up the 'Sick old Man' (the Ottoman Empire) as it collapses in a fashion unlike any other 'historical' movie I've seen. Humor, drama, action, love...it's got it all and deserves far more acclaim (much like 'The Great Waldo Pepper').