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1977    1h 34minComédie, Mystère
6.672%67%6.4
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Le Docteur Richard Thorndyke est désigné pour venir diriger un asile dont le directeur a mystérieusement disparu. Très rapidement, il s'aperçoit que le personnel de l'établissement n'est pas des plus chaleureux.
Réalisé par Mel Brooks
  • Mel BrooksDr. Richard H. Thorndyke / Director / Scénariste / Producteur / Songs
  • Madeline KahnVictoria Brisbane
  • Cloris LeachmanNurse Charlotte Diesel
  • Harvey KormanDr. Charles Montague
  • Ron CareyBrophy
  • Howard MorrisProfessor Lilloman
  • Dick Van PattenDr. Philip Wentworth
  • Jack RileyThe Desk Clerk
  • Charlie CallasCocker Spaniel
  • Ron ClarkZachary Cartwright III / Scénariste
  • Rudy De Luca'Braces' - Killer / Scénariste
  • Barry LevinsonDennis - Bellboy / Scénariste
  • Lee DelanoNorton
  • Albert WhitlockArthur Brisbane / Visual Effects
  • Billy SandsCustomer
  • Richard StahlDr. Baxter
  • Robin MenkenCocktail Waitress
  • Darrell ZwerlingDr. Eckhardt
  • Murphy DunnePiano Player
  • Al HopsonMan Who is Shot
  • Richard21 octobre 2025
    I caught High Anxiety on TV and it felt like Hitchcock had been hijacked by a comedy troupe with a fog machine and a punchline addiction. Mel Brooks wasn’t just spoofing suspense, he was lovingly dismantling it, scene by scene, with a wink and a scream. What struck me most was the tone, it wasn’t mean-spirited. Brooks clearly adored Hitchcock and this was his way of saying thanks: by turning suspense into silliness and fear into farce. On TV, it felt like a secret handshake between film nerds. A late-night transmission from the comedy underground. A neurotic, noir ish spoof that turns Hitchcock’s greatest hits into a vaudeville act. Watching it on TV felt like discovering a hidden reel of cinematic mischief, one that made me laugh, cringe and appreciate just how far Mel Brooks would go for a gag.
  • NS_9530 mai 2025
    Classic
  • Mister Arn25 mai 2025
    I remember watching "High Anxiety" in the 70s and not enjoying it much. After seeing a special on Mel Brooks, I decided to try it again. While I loved his other parody movies, this one still didn't click. The humor fell flat, and Gene Wilder deserves more credit as a lead in the other Brooks films.

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