De l'enfer à la victoire

Titre original : Contro 4 bandiere

1979
G
1h 43m

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5,3/10

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George Peppard, Capucine, George Hamilton, Horst Buchholz, Jean-Pierre Cassel, and Anny Duperey in De l'enfer à la victoire (1979)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 1939, at a Paris café, six friends of various nationalities vow to meet again at the same spot after the end of WW2.In 1939, at a Paris café, six friends of various nationalities vow to meet again at the same spot after the end of WW2.In 1939, at a Paris café, six friends of various nationalities vow to meet again at the same spot after the end of WW2.

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How could they make so many errors?

I agree with all of the other comments about this sorry movie. But I was watching it with an eye to accuracy. There were a couple of very outstanding goofs! There is a scene during the early occupation of France by Germany where a German soldier is telling an American woman that she cannot leave France. Why? Because today is December the 8th, and we are at war with America, he told her.

Wrong! Germany did not declare war on America until December 11. (Historical footnote: Germany never declared war on any country it invaded. The one nation it declared war against, the US, it never invaded!)

Later in the film during the sabotage raid on the munitions factory in Holland, a bomber was supposed to keep the Germans busy by dropping bombs all around the area. Funny thing, though, the plane never had a bomb bay door open, but the bombs kept falling anyway. I'm no expert on types of planes, but was there a two engine bomber with only a two man crew?

welsa
8 oct. 2006
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Anecdotes
The film reuses some of its battle footage (particularly the Battle of Britain and Dunkirk sequences) from Sur Ordre du Führer (1969) and Quel maledetto treno blindato (1978). Enzo G. Castellari, who directed those films, wasn't aware of the plagiarism and became very upset after seeing scenes from his movies in someone else's.

Gaffes
An establishing shot of London, purporting to be during the Battle of Britain (1940) at 27:38, shows Tower Bridge. Behind the Bridge on the left, the BT Tower is clearly visible. Construction of the Tower did not begin until 1961.