Les bootleggers

Titre original : White Lightning

1973
PG
1h 41min

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6,4/10

6,2 k

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An ex con teams up with federal agents to help them with breaking up a moonshine ring.

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Dark Comedy Action Crime Drama

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA prisoner is released from custody on the condition that he becomes a stool pigeon for the FBI to help them incriminate a corrupt sheriff.A prisoner is released from custody on the condition that he becomes a stool pigeon for the FBI to help them incriminate a corrupt sheriff.A prisoner is released from custody on the condition that he becomes a stool pigeon for the FBI to help them incriminate a corrupt sheriff.

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NOTE IMDb

6,4/10

6,2 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:24

Official Trailer

Photos67

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Anecdotes
This was originally slated to be Steven Spielberg's first theatrical feature and he spent over two months on pre-production. He then decided he did not want to do this film and quit to go do Sugarland Express (1974).

Gaffes
When Gator is trying out the 1971 Ford Galaxie he was given by the federal agents, you see him working a manual gear shift on the floor. Throughout the scene Gator up-shifts and downshifts. However, when he arrives at his parents' home, you see him place the car in park on the steering wheel, which is likely an automatic transmission.

Citations
Vinnie Carruthers: What happened to you?
Gator McKlusky: I was tryin' to save these two buddies of mine from getting knocked up by a homosexual.
Vinnie Carruthers: Oh, praise God!

Crédits fous
Diane Ladd's name is misspelled as DIANE LAD in the opening and closing credits.

Connexions
Featured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 2 (1996)

Bandes originales
Way Down Under
(uncredited)
Composed by Charles Bernstein
Performed by Jerry Whitman

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Essential Burt Reynolds of the '70s

In direct contrast to the previous review, I find this movie a well thought-out vehicle for Reynolds. Maybe some folks don't understand the 'shine business. Being an informer, turning in people who are just like you (and your family) creates great conflict within the character. Reynolds pulls it off well, even with the romantic distraction of Jennifer Billingsley, with Bo Hopkins doing his good ol' boy thing, then there's Ned Beatty.....and aww heck....you know why you watch it! It's a non-stop, pedal-to-the-metal, V8 blasting car movie! Check out those stunts...jumping a '72 Ford SeeDan (as we say here in the South) from a dock to a moving barge...great! Those full-size Mercury and Fords gobbling up the road, either chasing good ol' Gator or with him in one outrunning the cops...I mean, how much better can you get than that???

Ok, ok, I'll get serious again. It's a great action movie, regardless of whether you watch it with your coon hound or some Okie. It's got a very good plot, great action, and a good resolution......

Don't let folks kid you, Burt did good in this one!