Réalisation:
Henry LevinPhotographie:
Geoffrey UnsworthMusique:
Dusan RadicActeurs·trices:
Omar Sharif, Stephen Boyd, James Mason, Eli Wallach, Françoise Dorléac, Telly Savalas, Robert Morley, Michael Hordern, Yvonne Mitchell (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
XIII siècle en Mongolie. Après l’exécution de son père par un chef de guerre rival, le jeune prince Temüdjin est réduit en esclavage. Il parvient à s‘évader, bien décidé à se venger et à unir les tribus mongoles Sous le nom de Genghis khan, il se lance dans la plus grande série de conquêtes de l’Histoire. (ESC Distribution)
Critiques (2)
An extremely tired film, made without a single decent directorial idea that would have interested me. While the cast is appealingly likable, and so is Genghis Khan's story, the result is, for all intents and purposes, presumptuous misery that probably wanted to play at being Lawrence of Arabia (three years its senior), and it deserves its failure.
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Terrible! I don't know why it says that the film is historical, I would rather suggest pathetic. The costumes are straight out of a European film about bandits, and when I see who plays the Mongolians and Chinese, I wonder why the film has women in it and why the female roles aren’t played by men. Lame...
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