Réalisation:
Etienne PérierScénario:
Arthur RowePhotographie:
Alan HumeMusique:
Roy BuddActeurs·trices:
Michael York, Elke Sommer, Peter Carsten, Marius Goring, Anton Diffring, Andrew Keir, Alexandra Stewart, Rupert Davies, Kai Remlov, John Baskcomb (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
A colossal silver airship looms out of the clouds above the English Channel, then is swallowed in a silent mist. This is Germany's Zeppelin, the most feared air weapon of World War I. Michael York stars as Lt. Geoffrey Richter-Douglas, a German-born Scot asked by the British to infiltrate a German zeppelin works. Although he knows he'll be branded as a traitor and mistrusted, he agrees. In what seems like luck, Richter-Douglas is invited aboard a zeppelin trial run, but that luck turns ominous once airborne. A German commandant initiates a daring raid over England - and Richter-Douglas finds that his knowledge of the Scottish countryside is the key to the mission's success. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (1)
If you can bear the boring beginning and the not very expressive Michael York, you will be in for a decent adventure spectacle, which culminates in the end with very skilfully filmed actions on the ground and in the air. I rate Zeppelin as a slightly above-average film that has little to do with history, and I suspect it is even better in its original version and uncut image (which unfortunately retains its generously wide format on TV only during the opening and closing credits).
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