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Chuck Tatum, un dur à cuire qui s'est frayé un chemin jusqu'au sommet... en piétinant tout sur son passage - les hommes, les femmes et la morale !
Charles Tatum, journaliste sans scrupules, va exploiter un scoop. Au Nouveau-Mexique, Leo Minosa, un Indien, est coincé au fond d'une galerie effondrée. S'arrangeant pour être le seul journaliste sur le coup, Tatum va persuader le shérif de choisir la formule de sauvetage la plus lente. Tatum va devenir l'amant de la femme de la victime et poussera l'hypocrisie jusqu’à devenir l'ami de Leo.
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Man what a great movie, the screenplay is just perfection and Billy wilder never fails with his direction, 8.9/10
Not my favorite Wilder--it's a little monotonous, both in pacing and in performance from Douglas. The screenplay feels like it keeps hammering the same beats, so I found myself wishing for a bit more editing. Douglas chews scenery left and right, but the intensity of the character undercuts the cynicism that I wanted to see. Of course it's a modern movie saying things that are all darkly prescient, but I wonder if it would have been more effective to have had an understated performance.
Another title of the film is The Big Carnival.
an unscrupulous journalist come down, magnifies a local case to bring the country's attention and profit. Ana Rosa Quintana, Susana Griso, you are apprentices by her side. Today things have not changed, they have worsened
A great film. The script was fantastic and Kirk Douglas was brilliant playing part of Chuck Tatum, a manipulative self-serving jerk. Amazing how this film parallels many modern day events.