DocumentaireAnnée2024Durée1h 30mIMDb7.3

ABBA, les coulisses derrière la légende

DocumentaireHistoireMusique

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the iconic Swedish group winning the Eurovision Song Contest.

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James Rogan

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ABBA

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Björn Ulvaeus

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Anni-Frid Lyngstad

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Benny Andersson

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Agnetha Fältskog

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Richard Skinner

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Stig Anderson

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Judd Lander

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Ana Martinez del Valle

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Mikael Wiehe

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Ingmarie Halling

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The Hep Stars

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Leif Schulman

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John Farnham

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Michael Chugg

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Paul Gambaccini

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Don Lane

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5 commentaires

official.queen494Mar 22, 2026

mian_imranDec 23, 2025

الرشروش الدرويشMay 18, 2024

I have been extremely fond of ABBA since I first heard their music -- in the 1970's on the radio! I must have reacted really emotionally to the radio broadcast, because my girlfriend at the time asked me: "Do you know them?". My feelings toward ABBA lasted way longer than the developing toxic relationship with this girl -- (She said she was a former * and had a child of 2 out of wedlock at the time.) Perhaps you get the idea. Anyway: ABBA: This film tied together the bits and pieces of their lives and careers I'd gleaned over the years; but this film put everything into proper perspective and chronological order! I found the film to be very honest about four people who simply poured everything they had into their careers, families, and their live touring. I may be inaccurate here, but where else can you find 4 people with successful music careers of their own, who came together, got married (Boy-girl, boy-girl) some had children, got divorced -- all the while maintaining a world-renowned musical career that lasted about 7+ years? I don't know of any other. As a bonus, the girls were/are world-class gorgeous!!!!!!!!!! BTW: Agnetha's (the blonde) vocal range is B2 to E7! For music folks that should mean a lot! There was an Olivia Newton John show where Agnetha even sang, briefly with the fabulous falsetto voice of Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees, and you can hear Agnetha had to lower her soprano voice to match Barry's own incredible voice! Yes, folks, she's not just beautiful, but extremely vocally gifted as well. I thoroughly enjoyed this film; both emotionally, and as a documentary. I encourage you to see this film, perhaps even if you are too young to have ever heard of ABBA! You MUST have heard at least "Dancing Queen" -- in now even plays in supermarkets as background music.

.May 13, 2024

I have been extremely fond of ABBA since I first heard their music -- in the 1970's on the radio! I must have reacted really emotionally to the radio broadcast, because my girlfriend at the time asked me: "Do you know them?". My feelings toward ABBA lasted way longer than the developing toxic relationship with this girl -- (She said she was a former * and had a child of 2 out of wedlock at the time.) Perhaps you get the idea. Anyway: ABBA: This film tied together the bits and pieces of their lives and careers I'd gleaned over the years; but this film put everything into proper perspective and chronological order! I found the film to be very honest about four people who simply poured everything they had into their careers, families, and their live touring. I may be inaccurate here, but where else can you find 4 people with successful music careers of their own, who came together, got married (Boy-girl, boy-girl) some had children, got divorced -- all the while maintaining a world-renowned musical career that lasted about 7+ years? I don't know of any other. As a bonus, the girls were/are world-class gorgeous!!!!!!!!!! I thoroughly enjoyed this film; both emotionally, and as a documentary. I encourage you to see this film, perhaps even if you are too young to have ever heard of ABBA! You MUST have heard at least "Dancing Queen" -- in now even plays in supermarkets as background music.

Nella KharismaMay 12, 2024

I wish it was better because it deserved to be, but it was all over the place in terms of the timeline. Nothing was really in chronical order, which was a shame. They moved from one album to the next, but the next was the album before they just went over, so igt needed some real good re-editing. Knowing Me, Knowing You is covered, but that album came after the next song, Dancing Queen, in the documentary. It made no sense, and some of the stuff was repeated too many times like Agnetha's fear of flying, she literally talked about that 5-6 times. And the biggest shame is they did't interview any of the band members for this documentary, it's all old footage.

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