David i Betsabé · Infofilm

Idiomes

English

Països d'origen

United States of America

Productores

20th Century Fox

Estatus

Released

Títol original

David and Bathsheba

Llengua original

EN

Pressupost

$2.2 M

Popularitat

1

Paraules clau

israelbiblekingchristian film10th century bc

IMDb

tt0043455

Enllaços externs

Wikidata

Dates d'estrena

BR

08 de nov. 2007

L

General Audiences. Do not expose children to potentially harmful content.

Tipus 5

FR

20 de maig 1952

U

Tipus 3

PT

12 d'abr. 1952

M/12

Passed for viewers aged 12 and older.

Tipus 3

DE

19 de febr. 1952

Tipus 3

US

10 d'ag. 1951

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

Repartiment destacat

King David

Bathsheba

Uriah

Nathan

James Robertson Justice

Abishai

Michal

Ira

Joab

King Saul (uncredited)

George Zucco

Egyptian Ambassador (uncredited)

William Severn

Shepherd Boy (uncredited)

Gwen Verdon

Specialty Dancer (uncredited)

Equip tècnic

Philip Dunne

Writer

Henry King

Director

Leon Shamroy

Director of Photography

Art Direction

Makeup Artist

Editor

Art Direction

Set Decoration

Costume Design

Set Decoration

Producer

Original Music Composer

Crítiques

talisencrw ★ 8.0

02 de jul. 2016

I have to admit that I greatly enjoy the swords-and-sandals genre, whether of Christianity or of other types. This was solidly directed by King and had strong performances by Peck, Hayward and Massey, and was greatly touching at the end when David discovers the overwhelming and incredible power of forgiveness, particularly he of himself. Heartily recommended--it deserved its five Oscar nominations...

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CinemaSerf ★ 6.0

12 de febr. 2023

Right from the opening bars of Alfred Newman's (overpowering) score, this has Darryl F. Zanuck all over it. Rousing music, grand structures, glittering costumes and a cast that, well, must have had spare capacity on their contracts. Taken - at times verbatim - from the biblical books of Samuel, this installs Gregory Peck as the famed King David (he of Goliath fame) who is rather unhappily wed to M...

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