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Nov 10, 2024 1 hr 16 min

s01e03 : Spartacus / Gladiator

from DOUBLE PROGRAMME Hosted by Maxime Lejeune, Michael Rouayroux et Terry Courbon

À l’occasion de la sortie de Gladiator 2, nous avons choisi de nous pencher sur ces films qui aiment les gladiateurs. On commence donc notre programmation avec une œuvre qui n’appartient pas tout à fait à son réalisateur, mais beaucoup plus à son producteur qui se trouve être aussi son acteur principal : Spartacus. Un film tout à la gloire de Kirk Douglas, qui prend ici sa revanche sur le Charlton Heston de Ben-Hur, en incarnant un esclave devenu gladiateur, puis chef d’une révolution aux accents quasi-bolchevique. Film Hollywoodien s’il en est, presque déjà trop empreint de classicisme pour son époque, mais dont la beauté plastique nous rappelle qu’il fut un temps où les gigantesques armées étaient encore constituées de figurants et où les décors n’étaient pas tous des fonds verts. Ensuite, pour continuer à admirer des hommes aux muscles saillants et aux courtes jupettes, on a lancé Gladiator. Probablement l’un de ces films qui nous démontre que Ridley Scott fait partie des réalisateurs qui ont défini ce qu’allait être le cinoche ricain des années 2000. Russel Crowe y incarne un proto Spartacus, sauf qu’ici, à la base, le mec était général des armées romaines et potentiel candidat pour devenir empereur. Ce qui énerve vachement Joaquin Phoenix qui donne l’impression de déjà se préparer pour son rôle dans Joker. WE ARE DOUBLE PROGRAMME AND WE WILL ENTERTAIN YOU !!! Présentation : Maxime Lejeune & Michael Rouayroux Rédaction : Michael Rouayroux & Maxime Lejeune Réalisation : Terry Courbon Production : Maxime Lejeune & Michael Rouayroux Montage et mixage : Terry Courbon Musique des génériques : Terry Courbon Pour nous écrire des mots de soutien et d’amour, voir même nous proposer des Doubles Programmes : 📨 [email protected] Vous pouvez nous retrouver sur Instagram : - @doubleprogrammecast - Terrific Terry : @choxywink - Miraculous Mickey : @mickeyrouayroux - Magnificent Max : @maxlejeune7 Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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