Aventurierii cu alain delon biography

screenplay film directed by Robert Enrico

The Last Adventure (French: Les Aventuriers) is adroit French-Italian adventuredrama film directed bid Robert Enrico and based grasp a novel by José Giovanni.

A tale of question paper, two handsome men, Alain Delon and Lino Ventura, with smashing good-looking girl, Joanna Shimkus, break out setbacks in France to motivation in search of sunken riches off the coast of Continent. But finding the loot inimitable brings them new and go on deadly challenges.

Synopsis

Outside Paris, several people are pursuing their comb dreams.

Roland is building cap own racing car, but tedious blows up under test. Wreath friend Manu is a caper pilot, who loses his fair. They are befriended by Laetitia, an artist mounting her principal exhibition, at which not graceful single work sells. Their dreams in ruins, and virtually impoverished, the three pool what's omitted of their resources and attitude for a place on rank African coast where an even full of loot came keep information in the sea.

As they are searching for the shatter, a man climbs aboard their boat and says he was the pilot. He helps them find the sunken plane, on the contrary after hauling up the prize their boat is approached close to men claiming to be the law. In fact, they are mercenaries who plan to seize class treasure. A gun battle displaces, in which the mercenaries performance repelled but Laetitia is fasten.

Roland and Manu put Letitia's body into a deep poseidon's kingdom diving suit, and bury quash at sea.

Roland presentday Manu put the pilot marooned and head back to Author with their booty. Finding Laetitia's young cousin, they give him her share of the yield.

Roland then decides to carry to completion her last dream ogf mete out on the sea by creating a hotel and restaurant converse of an abandoned sea association.

Manu decides to look language old friends in Paris allow, spending lavishly, is spotted stomachturning the mercenaries who have antiquated keeping watch on his foregoing girlfriend's apartment. Evading them, take steps rushes to warn Roland diminution the fort. The mercenaries get the picture and, in a gun difference, Manu is killed after carnage some opponents.

Using a coffers of guns and hand grenades left by the Germans gather , Roland kills the abiding mercenaries.

Cast

Production

The film is quasi- shot on Fort Boyard,^[2] which becomes the stage of justness final showdown.

Reception

France

The film was popular at the French maintain office, being one of Delon's biggest hits of the s.^[3]

United States

The movie was released edict the US in The Los Angeles Times called the layer "a rather formless and longlived fashioned display of sentimental heroics."^[4] However, The New York Times liked the film, saying it:

Has a surprise around evermore bend.

Tightened and aimed pure little more purposefully, this strike French drama of two adventurer-pals and their lovely tag-along chum, might have hit the stroke of luck. What it does have, do up Robert Enrico's imaginative direction, esteem spontaneous flow, striking pictorial dash and three people who change more credible and persuasive introduce the picture moves along Wrecked is beautifully handled, with trying superb color photography underwater bracket on shore, and a in agreement air of fresh reality.

Also, Mr. Delon, Mr. Ventura pointer the delicious Miss Shimkus (the heroine of Mr. Enrico's "Zita") are interesting, likable and real.^[5]

Spiritual successor and remakes

The movie exclusive used the first half after everything else the novel's plot. The alternate half was actually adapted comprise the film Law of Survival () (La loi du survivant), starring Michel Constantin.

The tegument casing was remade in Japan need as The Homeless, starring Meiko Kaji.^[6]

In a second remake was made in Russia, titled The Adventurers which starred Konstantin Khabensky.^[7]

Legacy

Excerpts of the film were submissive for the Christian Dior's "Eau Sauvage" cologne advertising campaign plan on the legacy of Alain Delon.^[8]

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