

L'histoire vraie de John Reed, un journaliste américain qui vécut pendant la première guerre mondiale. Après avoir été mêlé à des affaires politiques douteuses, il part en Russie pendant la révolution d'octobre 1917.
- Sweeping, epic, stirring and any other cliche you want to use, Warren Beatty's passion project about the radical American left of the WWI era has lost none of its power over the years. Its central hook is the tumultuous romance of journalists John Reed and Louise Bryant and Reed's involvement -- and eventual disillusionment -- with the Russian Revolution. But the film also has the courage to include numerous scenes of people arguing about politics late into the night, in ways you just don't see in other movies. It's fascinating and highly relatable for political junkies, and boosts the picture's verisimilitude as surely as any element of production design. It's hard to overstate Beatty's achievement in making this happen. At the dawn of the Reagan era, he had to secure financing for a ``3-and-a-half-hour movie about a communist who dies in the end,'' then marshal a huge budget and an imposing cast, convincingly recreate a long-gone era of history on multiple continents, and somehow get audiences to care about a fairly obscure figure many would still consider a traitor. Miraculously, it all works -- the romance, the politics, the history, the drama and the spectacle. The film looks beautiful and the cast is littered with wonderful touches. Getting Jack Nicholson to play Eugene O'Neill, despite the lack of resemblance in their respective frames, is one of those divine strokes of casting genius that comes along once in a generation -- like Gary Cooper playing Lou Gehrig. And no one who sees the film will ever forget ``The witnesses.'' Beatty took out newspaper ads seeking anyone who knew Reed and Bryant, then flew them to New York and let them talk, filmed against a stark black background. The result is grand, as is the movie. (BTW, this lost out to Chariots of Fire for best picture at the Oscars.)
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Reds a été publié sur 25 décembre 1981.
Reds a été réalisé par Warren Beatty.
Reds sa durée est de 3h 15min.
Reds a été réalisé par Warren Beatty.
L'histoire vraie de John Reed, un journaliste américain qui vécut pendant la première guerre mondiale. Après avoir été mêlé à des affaires politiques douteuses, il part en Russie pendant la révolution d'octobre 1917.
Les personnages principaux de * Reds * sont John Reed (Warren Beatty), Louise Bryant (Diane Keaton), Max Eastman (Edward Herrmann).
Reds est classé « PG ».
Reds est un film de l’Drame, Biography, Histoire.
Reds a obtenu une note de 8.2 /10 de la part du public.
Reds disposait d'un budget de 35 M $US.
Reds a rapporté 40,4 M $US au box-office.



















