汤姆·康特奈 — 演员 (39)
六十年代的英伦电影 (1993) [剧集] 豆瓣
Hollywood U.K.
演员:
Michael Caine
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Lindsay Anderson
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In this series, first shown between 5th September to 10th October 1993, director Richard Lester (A Hard Day's Night, The Three Musketeers) surveys a remarkable decade in British filmmaking through archive clips and interviews with directors and stars.
伊凡·杰尼索维奇的一天 (1970) [电影] 豆瓣
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
导演:
Caspar Wrede
演员:
汤姆·康特奈
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Espen Skjønberg
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其它标题:
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
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Один день Ивана Денисовича
Although the newspaper ads have been announcing Alexander Solzhenitsyn's "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich," what opened yesterday at the 68th Street Playhouse is a movie by Casper Wrede, of which Solzhenitsyn's novel is the source and not the finished product. Actually the confusion, which would make perfect sense to any publicist, is to a degree supported by the film, for it is not merely a close adaptation; it has, much of the time, the look and, indeed, the feel of a careful, tasteful, rather sumptuous illustrated edition.
Ivan Denisovich (Tom Courtenay) is a political prisoner, a poor peasant who, while in the Russian army during World War II, escaped from a Nazi P.O.W. camp and for his pains was sentenced by the Stalinist government 10 years as a spy. He is now in his last two years, a seasoned prisoner in an especially harsh Siberian labor camp, where the film, like the book, follows him from before dawn until after dark through the depressions and successes of one unexceptional midwinter day.
But I doubt whether anything really gets into the movies as "unexceptional." And though the movie protests the modesty of its intentions (through the services of a fairly obtrusive voice-over narration) and honorably avoids all of the easier rhetorical excesses, it nevertheless strains toward a certain expansiveness, a range that it is one of the chief glories of Solzhenitsyn's novel never openly to assume.
For where the novel sees through the eyes of its Ivan Denisovich, whose rough, crafty, decent pragmatism saves it from most pretensions, the movie chooses mostly to look at him—and though Tom Courtenay is an actor who knows how to preserve his privacy in front of a camera, the result is that what had been "point of view" in the book becomes in the movie something less meaningful and more grand—something like "image of man."
I think this is why, despite some really estimable performances (besides Courtenay, I especially liked Espen Skjonberg as the tough and admirable work-gang boss Tiurin), the film tends to be happier the further it gets from its people—or, while it is with them, the more it can understand them as exemplars of the human condition and the less as individuals.
"One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" is thus a movie that looks uncommonly good in long distance, as in the emergence of the prison camp, rather as a bright galaxy in a dark void, that begins the film; or in the stunning shots of the prisoners and the guards trudging across the flat snow-covered landscape from prison camp to work site in the morning and back again at night.
Such sequences, however, with their excellent cinematography (by Sven Nykvist, a veteran of recent Bergman films) and their intelligent exploitation of realistic locations (in Norway, near the Arctic Circle), carry the aura of an almost official view of high quality, as if this were how an important movie made from an important novel ought to look.
At its best, for example, in depicting the brick-laying that makes up the actual work day of Ivan Denisovich, or at its worst, in the stiff-upper-lip gentility of the dialogue in Ronald Harwood's screenplay, the movie means to expose a universality in its comprehension of individual experience. But at its best, and even at its worst, both the excellence and the ineptitude seem to derive from virtues and vices that are largely academic.
Ivan Denisovich (Tom Courtenay) is a political prisoner, a poor peasant who, while in the Russian army during World War II, escaped from a Nazi P.O.W. camp and for his pains was sentenced by the Stalinist government 10 years as a spy. He is now in his last two years, a seasoned prisoner in an especially harsh Siberian labor camp, where the film, like the book, follows him from before dawn until after dark through the depressions and successes of one unexceptional midwinter day.
But I doubt whether anything really gets into the movies as "unexceptional." And though the movie protests the modesty of its intentions (through the services of a fairly obtrusive voice-over narration) and honorably avoids all of the easier rhetorical excesses, it nevertheless strains toward a certain expansiveness, a range that it is one of the chief glories of Solzhenitsyn's novel never openly to assume.
For where the novel sees through the eyes of its Ivan Denisovich, whose rough, crafty, decent pragmatism saves it from most pretensions, the movie chooses mostly to look at him—and though Tom Courtenay is an actor who knows how to preserve his privacy in front of a camera, the result is that what had been "point of view" in the book becomes in the movie something less meaningful and more grand—something like "image of man."
I think this is why, despite some really estimable performances (besides Courtenay, I especially liked Espen Skjonberg as the tough and admirable work-gang boss Tiurin), the film tends to be happier the further it gets from its people—or, while it is with them, the more it can understand them as exemplars of the human condition and the less as individuals.
"One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" is thus a movie that looks uncommonly good in long distance, as in the emergence of the prison camp, rather as a bright galaxy in a dark void, that begins the film; or in the stunning shots of the prisoners and the guards trudging across the flat snow-covered landscape from prison camp to work site in the morning and back again at night.
Such sequences, however, with their excellent cinematography (by Sven Nykvist, a veteran of recent Bergman films) and their intelligent exploitation of realistic locations (in Norway, near the Arctic Circle), carry the aura of an almost official view of high quality, as if this were how an important movie made from an important novel ought to look.
At its best, for example, in depicting the brick-laying that makes up the actual work day of Ivan Denisovich, or at its worst, in the stiff-upper-lip gentility of the dialogue in Ronald Harwood's screenplay, the movie means to expose a universality in its comprehension of individual experience. But at its best, and even at its worst, both the excellence and the ineptitude seem to derive from virtues and vices that are largely academic.
欢喜冤家俏佳人 (1998) [电影] 豆瓣
A Rather English Marriage
其它标题:
A Rather English Marriage
A squadron leader and a retired milkman decide to bury their differences and move in together after they are both widowed on the very same night. They become a companionable if odd couple, until their unlikely friendship is threatened by the arrival of an alluring woman with a hidden agenda.
Sir John Mills' Moving Memories (2000) [电影] 豆瓣
导演:
Marcus Dillistone
演员:
约翰·米尔斯
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理查德·阿滕伯勒
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Sir John Mills' life told through his own colour home movies!
'Moving Memories' is a unique opportunity to experience the life of a film legend through his own 16mm home movies. Sir John started shooting in 1948 before home movie making became widely accessable. He shot on the then groundbreaking colour reversal film which means that many of his colour clips are behind the scenes on movies released in black and white, such as 'Ice Cold in Alex' and 'Dunkirk'. The cast list for these never before seen home movies is extraordinary. Sir John recorded personal moments with unforgettable stars.
Moving Memories features interviews with Sir John , Hayley, Juliet, Jonathan Mills, & Lord Attenborough. It features classic movie clips, plus never before seen personal home movie footage, and amazing behind the scenes shots. A truly unique film (60 minutes).
Following the discovery of 12000 feet of personal 16mm home movies in Sir John Mills' attic, Marcus Dillistone directed and edited 'Moving Memories', a 60 minute film which tells the extraordinary life and career of Sir John Mills, uniquely told through Sir John's own behind-the-scenes footage!
The 'cast' of these unique home movies reads like a cinema who's who: Rex Harrison, David Niven, Stewart Grainger, Jean Simmons , Dickie Attenborough, Dirk Bogarde, Ernest Borgnine and Angela Lansbury... to name but a few!
'Moving Memories' is a unique opportunity to experience the life of a film legend through his own 16mm home movies. Sir John started shooting in 1948 before home movie making became widely accessable. He shot on the then groundbreaking colour reversal film which means that many of his colour clips are behind the scenes on movies released in black and white, such as 'Ice Cold in Alex' and 'Dunkirk'. The cast list for these never before seen home movies is extraordinary. Sir John recorded personal moments with unforgettable stars.
Moving Memories features interviews with Sir John , Hayley, Juliet, Jonathan Mills, & Lord Attenborough. It features classic movie clips, plus never before seen personal home movie footage, and amazing behind the scenes shots. A truly unique film (60 minutes).
Following the discovery of 12000 feet of personal 16mm home movies in Sir John Mills' attic, Marcus Dillistone directed and edited 'Moving Memories', a 60 minute film which tells the extraordinary life and career of Sir John Mills, uniquely told through Sir John's own behind-the-scenes footage!
The 'cast' of these unique home movies reads like a cinema who's who: Rex Harrison, David Niven, Stewart Grainger, Jean Simmons , Dickie Attenborough, Dirk Bogarde, Ernest Borgnine and Angela Lansbury... to name but a few!
巴尼·汤姆森传奇 (2015) [电影] 豆瓣
The Legend of Barney Thomson
导演:
罗伯特·卡莱尔
演员:
罗伯特·卡莱尔
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艾玛·汤普森
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其它标题:
The Legend of Barney Thomson
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疯狂杀手理发师(台)
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《巴尼·汤姆森传奇》由苏格兰男演员罗伯特·卡莱尔主演,这部影片也是卡莱尔的导演处女作。影片讲述了主人公汤姆森在苏格兰最大城市格拉斯哥一家理发店工作期间因争执失手杀死老板,并向自己滑稽且性格暴烈的母亲求助,随后陷入一系列误杀事件。母亲一角由奥斯卡影后、英国女演员埃玛·汤普森扮演,她在剧中浓妆艳抹且说话操着格拉斯哥口音,令人印象深刻。
Ready When You Are, Mr. McGill (2003) [电影] 豆瓣
爷爷大逃亡 (2018) [电影] 豆瓣
Grandpa's Great Escape
导演:
埃利奥特·赫加蒂
演员:
汤姆·康特奈
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大卫·威廉姆斯
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其它标题:
Grandpa's Great Escape
In the 1980s schoolboy Joe loves hearing his grandpa's tales of his time as a Battle of Britain Spitfire pilot but with the onset of Alzheimers Joe's parents put the old man into Twilight Towers retirement home run by the sadistic Miss Dandy. When the family gets to visit Grandpa Joe is shocked at his treatment, also discovering Miss Dandy's plan to swindle the residents. So, helped by his sister and her boyfriend, Joe sets out to spring Grandpa, who insists on bringing the other old people with him. They succeed but Joe comes to see that Grandpa's condition has worsened and takes him for one last ride in a Spitfire - before Miss Dandy is finally brought to justice.
新铁路少年 (2022) [电影] TMDB IMDb 维基数据
The Railway Children Return
导演:
Morgan Matthews
演员:
Jenny Agutter
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Sheridan Smith
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其它标题:
The Railway Children Return
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Les Aventures des enfants du chemin de fer
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故事讲述的是第二次世界大战期间,一群儿童被疏散到约克郡的一个村庄,在那里他们遇到了一位和他们一样远离家乡的年轻士兵。
黄金罗盘 (2007) [电影] Min reol
The Golden Compass
导演:
Chris Weitz
演员:
Nicole Kidman
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Daniel Craig
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其它标题:
À la croisée des mondes : La Boussole d'or
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Der goldene Kompass
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这一个不凡世界,人的灵魂是一个以动物形式存在的精灵,且人与精灵密不可分,不然,生命将不复存在。 13岁的莱拉,长在这世界的约旦大学,没有家庭之爱,不识富有、强大但已成敌的父母,更不知自己身负震撼世界的诅咒;她终日与玩伴及他们的精灵自由自在地嬉闹,长成了一个诡计多端、恣意妄为且谎话连篇的野女孩。然而,可怕的预言无法抗拒,莱拉注定要承担起救世主之责,扮演人类之母夏娃的角色:人人畏惧的“尘埃”出现了,饕餮游荡在城市各个角,玩伴接连莫名失踪,快乐时光彻底完结于密友罗杰的失去,巨大的阴谋正在酝酿之中……于是,在个惟她可懂、能预知未来的黄金罗盘——真理仪的帮助下,浑然不觉险恶的莱拉决定去寻找被邪恶科学家掠走的孩子们,从此开了拯救世界的艰难之旅;她朝着未知的北极而去;等待她的,有披甲熊、女巫、天使、厉鬼,更有能够终结生命的精灵切割机…而领引她步步踏入死亡之地的,竟是其父,自然科学家阿斯里尔勋爵,与其母,狂热的原教旨主义信徒库尔特夫人……