La petite princesse (1939) - Bande annonce - Vidéo Dailymotion

Telerama_BA

Film Comédie dramatique réalisé par Walter Lang, William A. Seiter. Avec Shirley Temple (Sara Crewe), Richard Greene (Jeoffrey Hamilton), Anita Louise (Rose Hamilton), Ian Hunter (le capitaine Crewe), Cesar Romero (Ram Dass), Arthur Treacher (Hubert «Bertie» Minchin), Mary Nash (Amanda Minchin), Sybil Jason (Becky), Miles Mander (Lord Wickham), Marcia Mae Jones (Lavinia), Beryl Mercer (Queen Victoria), Deidre Gale (Jessie).  Synopsis : A Londres, à l'époque victorienne. Le capitaine Crewe, un officier de l'armée britannique, doit partir pour la guerre des Boers. Il confie Sara, son enfant de 11 ans, à Amanda Linchin, la directrice d'un pensionnat de jeunes filles. Lorsque son père est porté disparu au front, Sara, pauvre petite fille riche, devient le souffre-douleur de la directrice qui lui confie toutes les basses besognes. Elle se retrouve ainsi à partager la vie des domestiques, lavant la vaisselle et récurant les parquets. Malheureuse mais toutefois très courageuse, elle décide de partir à la recherche de son père....  En savoir plus :  L'actualité du cinéma : https://www.telerama.fr/cinema Les films de la semaine : https://www.telerama.fr/cine/film_datesortie.php  Plus de bandes annonces sur https://www.dailymotion.com/telerama_ba  Retrouvez Télérama sur : Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Telerama/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/telerama/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/Telerama Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb9EmqspwO4fHZHvJdM38HA

Transcript

00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

00:30A mighty cinema cavalcade of tears and triumphs, heartbreak and happiness, pomp and pageantry,

00:35all surging to thrilling reality in the breathtaking beauty of enthralling Technicolor,

00:40with a magnificent cast headed by Richard Green, Anita Louise, Ian Hunter, Cesar Romero, Arthur Treacher.

00:51You're learning me by heart, little Sarah.

00:54No, Daddy. I know you by heart. You're inside my heart.

01:00Rose, something's wrong. What is it?

01:02Miss Mention's taken away my Thursday afternoons.

01:05But why?

01:06You must have been seen together.

01:08Well, does that mean that I can never see you alone again?

01:10Of course not, darling. No matter what Miss Mention says, we'll find a way.

01:15I'll keep a sharp look up whenever the wounded come in.

01:18You don't really believe he'll ever come, do you?

01:21Yes, yes, of course I do. I've told you, missing men often turn up.

01:25Then I'd better come. You might not know him if you've very much changed.

01:29All right, dear. You come.

01:32Goodbye, Mr. Birdie.

01:33Goodbye, dear.

01:34Do you feel that?

01:36Yes, Miss.

01:37What do you see?

01:38I see the fire, Miss.

01:40And a table with food on it, and a rug, and a lamp, and, and slippers?

01:44I do indeed, Miss.

01:48How did it all get here?

01:49Did you pretend it into happening?

01:51I don't know. I never pretended as good as this before.

01:56And topping all the thrills of this topmost Shirley Temple Triumph

02:00is the dream sequence of The Little Princess,

02:03the most gorgeous fantasy ever filmed,

02:05featuring Shirley and her beauty ballet.

02:0820th Century Fox proudly presents one of Daryl F. Zanuck's

02:12mightiest motion picture masterpieces,

02:13superbly directed by Walter Lang.

02:16Guaranteed to be great and glorious entertainment

02:19for everyone, everywhere.

La petite princesse (1939) - Bande annonce

Catégorie

Transcription

Commentaires

Recommandations