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Idiomes

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Països d'origen

NetherlandsUnited States of AmericaSouth Africa

Productores

Lamitas Samarkand Zulu Dawn NV

Estatus

Released

Títol original

Zulu Dawn

Llengua original

EN

Pressupost

$11.8 M

Ingressos

$1.9 M

Popularitat

1

Col·lecció

Zulu Collection

Paraules clau

fightbritish empirevictoryprequelbattlefieldbattledeathcolonialismspear throwingsurroundedstandoffmortarzulutribal warfarearmy life

IMDb

tt0080180

Enllaços externs

Wikidata

Dates d'estrena

GB

17 d'oct. 1979

PG

All ages admitted, but certain scenes may be unsuitable for young children. May contain mild language and sex/drugs references. May contain moderate violence if justified by context (e.g. fantasy).

Tipus 3

BR

21 de set. 1979

Tipus 3

GR

15 de maig 1979

13

Tipus 3

US

15 de maig 1979

PG

Some material may not be suitable for children under 10. These films may contain some mild language, crude/suggestive humor, scary moments and/or violence. No drug content is present. There are a few exceptions to this rule. A few racial insults may also be heard.

Tipus 3

FR

14 de maig 1979

Tipus 3

Repartiment destacat

Burt Lancaster

Col. Anthony Durnford

Peter O'Toole

Lord Chelmsford

John Mills

Sir Henry Bartle Frere

Colonel Pulleine

Lt. Vereker

Col. Hamilton-Brown

Col. Crealock

QSM Bloomfield

Lt. Melvill

Lt. Coghill

C.S.M. Williams

Pte Williams

Equip tècnic

Cy Endfield

Screenplay

Nate Kohn

Producer

Elmer Bernstein

Original Music Composer

Anthony Story

Screenplay

Malcolm Cooke

Editor

Ousama Rawi

Director of Photography

Director

Co-Producer

Sound Assistant

Story

Sound Mixer

Boom Operator

Crítiques

CinemaSerf ★ 6.0

03 de des. 2022

Though certainly epic in cinematographic terms, this is a really meandering and over-cast depiction of the Zulu defeat of the British garrison at Isandlwana at the end of the 19th century. I'm assuming it was made as a precursor of - and to capitalise upon - the far superior "Zulu" (1964) but right from the get-go it's just wordy and ponderous and, well, lacklustre. Peter O'Toole does exude a cert...

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