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1. Uncle Oscar

In 1931, Margaret Herrick, a director of the company that awards Oscars, said the statue looked like her uncle Oscar—and the name stuck.  

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2. Licence to kill 

Licence to kill is what OO7 means.

 

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3. 007

James Bond code number,OO7.

The creator of the hero is Ian Flemming  

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4. Indy

Indiana Jones’ s nickname is Indy. 

The creator of Indy is William Mc Kay.  

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5. Charlie Chaplin 

Charlie Chaplin[1889-1977] was born in South London, England. He first appeared on the stage at the age of five. He made his worldwide reputation as the little tramp with smudge moustache, bowler hat , and cane in silent films for example The Gold Rush in 1935. Later came City Lights(1931), Modern Times (1938), The Great Dictator guying Hitler (1940).It’s in Monsieur Verdoux that he was heard speaking for the first time.  

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6.  1932

The first moving pictures were shown in the 1890s.

For a number of years films  even of indoor happening were shot out of doors by daylight. 

The first studios appeared at the beginning of the 19th century, and the first sound movie in 1927( The Jazz singer). 

In 1932 the technicolor (three color) process is used for a Walt Disney cartoon film.  

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7. Walter Elias Disney

Walter Elias Disney [1901-66] is an American film-maker whose name has become almost a keyword for family entertainment. His first Mickey mouse cartoon , Plane Crasy, appeared in 1928.Among other notable creation was Donald Duck. He developed the Silly symphony and Fantasia, two cartoons associating the visual image and the musical element. His first long feature cartoon was Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs(1938) followed by Pinocchio (1940) and many others.  

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8. Five

The Marx Brothers were five.

More about them

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9. Shakespeare in Love (1998) This film won seven academy awards

DIRECTOR : John Madden

BEST ACTRESS : Gwyneth Paltrow

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS : Judi Dench

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE : Stephen Warbeck

BEST ART DIRECTOR : Martin Childs & Gil Quertler

BEST COSTUME DESIGN : Sandy Powel

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY : Marc Norman & Tom Stoppard

Cast overview

Geoffrey Rush

 

Philip Henslowe

Gwyneth Paltrow

 

Viola De Lesseps/Master Thomas Kent

Joseph Fiennes

 

Will Shakespeare

Tom Wilkinson (I)

 

Hugh Fennyman

Steve O'Donnell (I)

 

Lambert

Tim McMullen

 

Frees

Steven Beard

 

Makepeace, the Preacher

Antony Sher

 

Dr. Moth

Patrick Barlow

 

Will Kempe

Martin Clunes

 

Richard Burbage

Sandra Reinton

 

Rosaline

Simon Callow

 

Mr. Tilney, Master of the Revels

Judi Dench

 

Queen Elizabeth I

Bridget McConnell

 

Lady in Waiting

Georgie Glen

 

Lady in Waiting

Other Shakespeare films are:

Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo & Juliet (1968)

Franco Zeffirelli's Hamlet (1990) starring Mel Gibson

Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet (1996)

 

 

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10-THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS

Titre français: Escapade à New York
Année: 1999
Réalisateur: Sam Weisman

Genre: comédie boufonne écrite par Marc Lawrence
Nationalité : américaine
 

 Personnages: HenryClark (Steve Martin), Nancy Clark (Goldie Hawn), Hotel manager (JohnCleese)

L'histoire: Henry and Nancy Clark ( Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn), sont un couple originaire de Columbus dans l'Ohio. Après le départ de leur dernier enfant pour l'université , Henry perd son emploi et le couple se trouve alors en pleine crise  existentielle. Alors qu'ils se rendent  à New York pour un entretien d'embauche de la dernière chance, ils se trouvent confrontés en 24 heures à toute une série d'évènements bizarres. Ils sont dévalisés, arrêtés, poursuivis, expulsés, kidnappés et attaqués par des chiens méchants. 

Scènes anthologiques: Les meileures scènes sont celles dans lesquelles on peut voir John Cleese, le célèbre acteur britannique et ancien des Monty Python,  persécuter ce pauvre couple du Middle West.  

 

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  11 & 12 Hollywood Tinseltown

 Hollywood, a suburb of Los Angeles in California has long been the centre of the American film industry. From 1911 onwards, the Hollywood studios exerted a dominating  influence on the world movie production, and the cliché of Hollywood as a dream factory progressively imposed itself in every mind. So did Tinseltown, the term which was coined to designate Hollywood.

 

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  13. G  means "general audience" (tous publics)

Films labelled "G" are family-friendly movies which everybody can watch without any risk of exposing the youngsters to violence, or any other offensive things often found in most popular movies.

   

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    14.  "R" and "PG13"

 "R" means restricted. Youngsters under 17 are not allowed to watch films which are labelled "R".

"PG13" Youngsters under 13 cannot watch such films.

 

 
   

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    15. E-rated and X-rated

Films which are labelled "E" are being cut so that no violence or sex appear.

X-rated movies have a rating of "X". This means they are not suitable for children because of the broadly obscene or sexually explicit nature of their contents.

 
   

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    16. PG means parental guidance

Il s'agit du classement d'un film dans lequel certaines scènes peuvent heurter la sensibilité des jeunes enfants.

 

 
   

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