DrameAnnée1963Durée1h 55mIMDb6.1

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Pendant la guerre froide, le colonel de l'Air Force Jim Caldwell prépare son escadre B-52 du Commandement aérien stratégique à passer un test de préparation à la guerre nucléaire.

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Casting

Delbert Mann

Director

Rock Hudson

Col. Jim Caldwell

Rod Taylor

Col. Hollis Farr

Mary Peach

Victoria Caldwell

Barry Sullivan

Col. Bill Fowler

Kevin McCarthy

Gen. 'Happy Jack' Kirby

Henry Silva

Col. Joe Garcia

Leora Dana

Mrs. Evelyn Fowler

Robert Lansing

Sgt. Banning

Richard Anderson

Col. Ralph Josten

Richard LePore

Sgt. Kemler

Robert Bray

Lt. Col. Gales

Jim Bannon

Col. Morse

Nelson Leigh

Gen. Aymes

Russ Bender

Col. Torrance

JM

John McKee

Maj. Travis

Ben Wright

Leighton. S.A.C. Observer

Louise Fletcher

Mrs. Kemler

John Holland

Lord Beresford, S.A.C. Observer

Robert Pirosh

Writer

SB

Sy Bartlett

Writer

Commentaires

10 commentaires

Mohammed soueidanMay 29, 2023

source: A Gathering of Eagles

El MonatjaMay 18, 2023

zeb patelNov 16, 2022

A Gathering of Eagles

MikiyasNov 16, 2022

Extremely unpleasant film has Rock Hudson (looking exhausted) playing Air Force Colonel assigned to head up Strategic Air Command Base near San Francisco, but once he gets there and starts cracking the whip, eliminating employees, nobody wants anything to do with this Boss from Hell. Hudson's character, ostensibly succumbing to a power-hungry ego, isn't given enough dimension; when we first meet him, genially conducting a tour, he's pleasant and eager to please. His sudden personality change isn't explained nor is it convincing; he becomes such a hard-nose that even his adoring wife wants to leave him! It's an insanely misguided picture, with the strategies of the Air Force used almost as a backdrop. The opening sequence, with Kevin McCarthy performing a war simulation ground-maneuver, seems to have little to do with what follows, and only Rod Taylor and Barry Sullivan come up with performances of interest. ** from ****

Name Reveal 🔜❗️Nov 16, 2022

1t's 2021, found this to watch, made in 1963, 57 years ago. for me WOW Brilliant acting from everyone, brilliant storyline, beautiful planes. even today after Top Gun and later films, boy does this hold its on. Nearly 2 hours long, its a film that glues you to the screen Great film

EhllarpearlNov 16, 2022

Although Rock Hudson did finally excel in comedy genre as well as his one laudable effort in "Giant," during the scene where he is one-on-one performing with Robert Lansing (playing the maintenance sergeant) Hudson comes off a poor second. The quiet power demonstrated by Lansing simply staggers the imagination and causes it to catch its breath. It was not just a case of "underplaying," but rather bringing forth such great depth to the role's character and demeanor. One of the most underrated of our excellent American actors, it is a shame we couldn't have seen Robert Lansing in many more, larger roles on the big screen in Hollywood's truly major films. What did the casting directors miss here? Much, in my opinion.

Sarah KarimNov 16, 2022

This film has a hackneyed plot about the strains put on a marriage by nuclear weapons, but some of the scenes are little short of spectacular. The sequence where Hudson and Taylor are timing a mass takeoff of bombers and discussing the job performance of the base commander is truly awe-inspiring. The wind from the engine blast whips at their clothes and the noise is ear-shattering. Most of the film seems like it was written by complete hacks but there is a story buried under all the maudlin touches.

Andiswa The Bomb🦋Nov 16, 2022

It was because of this movie I joined the USAF and actually worked in SAC on ICBMs for over 20 years. I was fortunate enough to be assigned to a base that had both B-52s, KC-135s, and ICBMs. Every time I see this movie it makes me proud of my association with the slogan "Peace is our Profession" and winning the "Cold War" without having to fire a shot. When my daughter asked me "What did you do in the War daddy" I showed her the movie and that said it all. This movie is timeless and gives those who were never in SAC a very small glimpse of this unique arm of the US Air Force. Every time I hear the PAS (Primary Alerting System)warble, it brought back memories. The ORIs (Operational Readiness Inspections) were just like I remembered them, including all the inspectors that fan out through the base. When this movie comes out on DVD, I'll be the first in line.

EUGENENov 16, 2022

The story is of the everyday life of a wing commander and the decisions he must make regardless of his wife, friends, or extenuating circumstances. Col. Jim Caldwell (Rock Hudson) has a new task of shaping up a strategic air force wing during the '60s that is not up to snuff. On top of this, he is newly married and his wife (Mary Peach) does not know what she is in for. Can he maintain friendships or at least discipline when he, as you would expect, must turn ruthless in his endeavor? This movie is more than surface entertainment. As Col. Caldwell learns how to handle his job, we also learn something of the human condition, and soon are part of the story.

CamNov 16, 2022

I remember seeing this movie with my Dad when I was a boy, and later visiting Beale AFB to see the Thunderbirds perform. Much later, I saw it again and realized how true to life it must have been in the early 60's. You really get the feel of what it must have been like on alert during the height of the Cold War. The acting was above par, and the flying scenes are excellent. Any aviation or USAF buff should not miss this film.

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