Natalie Portman, Jean Reno e Robert LaSardo
Léon- 1994
diretto da Luc Besson
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El Quinto Elemento (1997) parece que a Luc Besson le dieron dinero ilimitado y le dijeron que creara el blockbuster más extraño que la imaginación pudiera producir. Cada fotograma está sobrecargado de vestuarios, color y pura energía de ciencia ficción.
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Le "Jeanne D'Arc" de Luc Besson est un film 100% anti-français faisant passer Jeanne pour une folle possédée tout au long du film.
La Reine Margot est un film anti-catholique (donc anti-France) comme l'a affirmé le réalisateur gauchiste Patrice Chéreau.
Deux bouses donc.
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Et l'affaire Gérard Miller, ça avance ? Sans parler de Besson, entre autres. sudouest.fr/ile-de-france/pa…
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La trompettiste Airelle Besson et son complice pianiste Benjamin Moussay ont célébré sur scène le génie visionnaire de Miles Davis et participent à cet hommage en live sur fip 💗
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Les péd0s défenseurs de Besson font comme si les infos venaient de mon imagination alors que j’ai posté les sources qu’aucun acteur de l’époque ne conteste. J’y peux rien si la réalité déplait.
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Le Jeanne d'Arc de Besson était dans la même veine hollywoodienne que Gladiator ou Braveheart et pas plus anachronique. Et la Reine Margot dépotait.
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Bonjour,
Cependant, la director's cut de Léon (1994, Luc Besson), bien moins ambiguë sur la nature des liens qui se tissent entre les deux protagonistes, nous fait alors apparaître comme moins... tragique le sort du tueur.
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Letterier n'est pas le plus incompétent sorti de l'écurie Besson. Et puis, Moura était dans Civil War...
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Fake :
Jean Reno never yelled at Luc Besson, they are childhood friends and they didn't argue about Léon, secondly the romantic scenes were planned BEFORE the casting, where Besson was looking for an actress older than Portman, when he recruited her he removed the romantic scenes
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Demandé par Luc Besson lui-même, Jean Reno et Luc Besson se sont toujours extrêmement bien entendus à aucun moment il y a eu conflit entre les deux sur ce sujet même si les haters de Luc Besson essayent de le faire croire
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Gaumont (car les prods ont un nom) n'ont jamais censuré Luc Besson, c'est Luc Besson qui a abandonné une scène quand il a recruté Nathalie Portman, beaucoup plus jeune que l'actrice qu'il recherchait de base pour jouer Mathilda
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Charles Duchaussois : pareil un roadtrip dans les années 60 (histoire vraie, comme pour le précédent.
- la grotte aux loups de André Besson : un policier qui se déroule dans le haut jura en plein hiver... magnifique histoire dans un décors que j'affectionne particulièrement !
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From man's best friend to his deadliest weapon. Luc Besson went dark with this one
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Le faite que ce soit harvey wenstein qui ai modifié le script pour que se soit diffusé en dit long sur quel genre de mec est Luc besson
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🎥: Dracula is a gothic romantic horror film directed by Luc Besson and also known in some markets as Dracula: A Love Tale. It stars Caleb Landry Jones as Dracula and...
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The casting director told Natalie Portman she was too young. She was 11 years old, had never been in a film, and went around him to ask the director for a second audition. Out of 2,000 girls who auditioned, she got the role.
Léon cost $16 million and grossed $45 million worldwide. France alone sold 3.6 million tickets, with the film at number one for three straight weeks. The film almost didn't exist, and nearly everything people remember about it happened by accident.
Luc Besson got the idea while making La Femme Nikita in 1990. Jean Reno played a minor character called "Victor the Cleaner," a hitman who shows up for two minutes, removes a body, and leaves. Besson thought that character deserved his own film. He called the early draft "The Cleaner." Mel Gibson, Robert De Niro, and Keanu Reeves were all offered the lead before Besson went with Reno.
The film got made because Bruce Willis delayed a different production. Besson was already planning The Fifth Element, a sci-fi film, when Willis's schedule pushed the shoot back. He used that window to make Léon.
Gary Oldman improvised many of his key scenes. The Beethoven monologue, where his character talks about classical music while threatening a drug dealer, was unscripted. Oldman filmed it several times, giving a different speech on each take. The scene where he sniffs a suspect: also improvised.
Near the end of the film, Oldman's character has to order every available officer to storm a building. The take that made the final cut started as a joke. Oldman told the soundman to take his headphones off, then screamed the line at full volume. Besson loved it and kept it. One publication later called Oldman's character "the role that launched a thousand villains."
Portman said she didn't have to act at all in her scene with Oldman. She was scared. It showed.
During a location shoot in New York, a man who had just robbed a nearby store sprinted onto the set, saw a block full of police cars, and gave himself up. Every officer on that block was an extra in costume.
Americans who saw this in 1994 watched a version 23 minutes shorter than the rest of the world. Those scenes were cut after test screenings in Los Angeles went badly. Besson has said the longer version is the film he always intended to make. It has been on DVD since 2000. If you've only seen the American cut, there's a different film you haven't watched.
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