La rose et l'épée

Titre original : The Sword and the Rose

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Swashbuckler Adventure Drama Family History

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDuring the reign of Henry VIII, Mary Tudor seeks to flee a forced marriage with the French king by escaping to America with her true love, but her plans are not so easily executed.During the reign of Henry VIII, Mary Tudor seeks to flee a forced marriage with the French king by escaping to America with her true love, but her plans are not so easily executed.During the reign of Henry VIII, Mary Tudor seeks to flee a forced marriage with the French king by escaping to America with her true love, but her plans are not so easily executed.

Réalisation
- Ken Annakin
Scénario
- Lawrence Edward Watkin
- Charles Major
Casting principal

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6,3/10

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Réalisation
- Ken Annakin
Scénario
- Lawrence Edward Watkin
- Charles Major
Casting principal

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

Anecdotes
Walt Disney green lit this film as he thought it would be nominated for Best Picture Academy Award at the 1954 Oscars. It wasn't.

Gaffes
Towards the end of the movie Mary Tudor asks King Henry to make Charles Brandon Earl of Suffolk. However, Henry then twice says Southwark instead of Suffolk.

Citations
Charles Brandon: O Mary mine, wert thou a burgher's daughter, and with thy fair self in every other way, I'd take thee with me o'er the perilous water to the New World, where none could say us nay. O Mary mine - fair jewel, star set in the heaven above - thou art a Princess in a world apart... of castles, diadems, and of courtly love beyond my dreams. For kings will give thee gold, and princes bring thee gems from distant lands. The only wealth that I may ever hold are these fair flowers for thy maiden hands - yet fragrant they'll remain, and richly green, if they are remembered by a golden Queen.

Connexions
Edited into Le monde merveilleux de Disney: When Knighthood Was in Flower: Part 1 (1956)

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7/10

Grand Disney entertainment

James Robertson Justice gives an Oscar-caliber performance as King Henry VIII, tangling with little sister, Princess Mary Tudor, over her love life: he wants to sell her to France where she would marry elderly King Louis XII, but she is madly in love with adventurer Charles Brandon. Disney film encompasses all of their early strengths as a studio: enchanting romance, sly good humor, sword-fighting action, terrific production values and beautiful background score (which, by the way, if you find on vinyl is worth a pretty penny). Pure fun, with captivating Glynis Johns as Mary, Richard Todd dashing as Brandon, and Justice the best English King I have ever seen on film. A joy! *** from ****