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Une histoire d'amour

Titre original : Love Story
  • 1970
  • 14A
  • 1h 40m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,9/10
39 k
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POPULARITÉ
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Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal in Une histoire d'amour (1970)
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La simple et bouleversante histoire d'amour entre deux étudiants, la fille d'un boulanger rital et le fils d'un banquier WASP. Mozart, Bach, et les Beatles. Rires. Bataille de boules de neig... Tout lireLa simple et bouleversante histoire d'amour entre deux étudiants, la fille d'un boulanger rital et le fils d'un banquier WASP. Mozart, Bach, et les Beatles. Rires. Bataille de boules de neige sur le campus. Et une saloperie de crabe qui s'invite au final. [255]La simple et bouleversante histoire d'amour entre deux étudiants, la fille d'un boulanger rital et le fils d'un banquier WASP. Mozart, Bach, et les Beatles. Rires. Bataille de boules de neige sur le campus. Et une saloperie de crabe qui s'invite au final. [255]

  • Director
    • Arthur Hiller
  • Writer
    • Erich Segal
  • Stars
    • Ali MacGraw
    • Ryan O'Neal
    • John Marley
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,9/10
    39 k
    MA NOTE
    POPULARITÉ
    3 496
    1 345
    • Director
      • Arthur Hiller
    • Writer
      • Erich Segal
    • Stars
      • Ali MacGraw
      • Ryan O'Neal
      • John Marley
    • 233Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 58Commentaires de critiques
    • 84Métascore
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • A remporté 1 oscar
      • 10 victoires et 17 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux25

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    Ali MacGraw
    Ali MacGraw
    • Jenny Cavilleri
    Ryan O'Neal
    Ryan O'Neal
    • Oliver Barrett IV
    John Marley
    John Marley
    • Phil Cavilleri
    Ray Milland
    Ray Milland
    • Oliver Barrett III
    Russell Nype
    • Dean Thompson
    Katharine Balfour
    • Mrs. Barrett
    • (as Katherine Balfour)
    Sydney Walker
    • Dr. Shapeley
    Robert Modica
    • Dr. Addison
    Walker Daniels
    • Ray - Oliver's Roommate
    Tommy Lee Jones
    Tommy Lee Jones
    • Hank - Oliver's Roommate
    • (as Tom Lee Jones)
    John Merensky
    • Steve - Oliver's Roommate
    Andrew Duncan
    Andrew Duncan
    • Rev. Blauvelt
    Charlotte Ford
    • Clerk
    Sudie Bond
    Sudie Bond
      Julie Garfield
      • Bystander at Harpsichord Concerto
      Kevin O'Neal
      Milo Boulton
        Stephen Dowling
        Stephen Dowling
        • Cornell Hockey Player
        • (uncredited)
        • Director
          • Arthur Hiller
        • Writer
          • Erich Segal
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        Reviewers say 'Love Story' evokes polarized reactions, with many praising its iconic status, memorable music, and the chemistry between Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal. The film is lauded for its emotional impact and poignant message. However, it faces criticism for its clichéd plot, dated dialogue, and perceived lack of depth in character development. Some find the sentimentality and melodrama overdone, while others appreciate its nostalgic value and portrayal of young love. The performances, especially of the leads, are contentious, with mixed opinions on their effectiveness. Overall, 'Love Story' is a cultural phenomenon with both admirers and detractors.
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        6johno-21

        I'm sorry for having to say I never loved this

        I somehow saw this in the theater during it's initial release as it must have been the allure of Ali McGraw and I've seen it probably three times since over the years to make sure I didn't miss something about this film but I don't think I did. How could this small film have been nominated for eight Academy Awards? It was nominated for most of the biggest awards in Best Picture, Best Director for Arthur Hiller, Best Actor in Ryan O'Neal, Best Actress for Ali McGraw, Best Supporting Actor for John Marley and Best Screenplay for author Eric Segal as well as Best Score and Best song for Francis Lai. Well, Lai was a deserved nomination and in fact won those two Oscars but the rest of the nominations were a cinematic joke. The novella story by Segal never had enough material to be a full length feature film. He could have at least added a mindless car chase or a flying saucer scene to the screenplay to give the film some depth. This was McGraw's only third film and her follow up role in The Getaway with husband Steve McQueen was a far better performance. After that her career stalled and she never made of film of note again. Ryan O'Neal had made a couple of minor films before and was most noted for his television roles and he like McGraw turned in a stiff, wooden performance here and there was no on screen chemistry between them. John Marley and Ray Milland were good in supporting roles. Director Arthur Hiller had made the leap from television to feature films with a string of mediocre movies until moderate success with the Out of Towners before Love Story and after would see more moderate success in comedies in The Hospital, The In-Laws and Silver Streak but any success he ever had were in comedies. This as a serious film tries to be so serious it goes overboard. I would give this a 6.0 for good music and set direction and for sentimental reasons for once having had a teen aged crush on Ali McGraw.
        8Boba_Fett1138

        It's widely regarded as the ultimate romantic movie for a good reason.

        To be honest I was quite surprised as the low rating the movie gets her, since I've always been under the assumption that this movie is widely regarded to be the best and ultimate romantic movie ever made.

        The movie has all the ingredients a romantic movie needs, even the most formulaic ones. Two totally different boy and girl from different social levels fall in love with each other and of course not everyone in the environment (mainly the parents of course) are happy with this. Their love life has a couple of ups and downs in which they have to weight some choices for themselves against choices for their love together. Further more the movie also features an unavoidable dramatic twist in which one of the characters get seriously sick (Don't worry, this is not really a spoiler since this is mentioned right in the beginning of the movie already). In other words this movie has all of the formulaic sappy sounding ingredients to make this a sappy formulaic romantic movie. Yet "Love Story" is not. Why? It's hard to put your finger on why "Love Story" is so much more and so much better than your average love story but I guess that you can still answer this question, once you start analyzing the movie. Although the story and all of its elements are sappy and formulaic the movie itself doesn't try to be sappy or dramatic. The movie doesn't attempt to make you cry, by putting in over-the-top dramatic filmed moments with dramatic loud music and all that sort of stuff. Instead the movie chooses to take a realistic approach, no real surprise, considering that this is a '70's movie. The decade in which the most realistic (and best) movies were made. It has as a result that the movie never feels forced or overdone. It even makes the most formulaic and predictable elements of the movie work out, as strange and unbelievable as it might sound. You also have to keep in mind that at the time it was released, this movie was not formulaic at all. It was a fresh approach on the genre and inspired many later movies. In a way "Love Story" was bare raising and set the standards for many later romantic movies. The movie was nominated for 7 Oscar (of which it won 1 in the end) not just for no reason.

        The movie is obviously made on a low budget but it makes the end result look all the more creative. It's effectively directed by Arthur Hiller, who later went on directing lame comedies. A real waste of talent. The musical score by Francis Lai is a classic and the simple effective cinematography from Richard C. Kratina makes the movie feel all the more realistic.

        The movie made Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal big stars for the moment and they were both even nominated for an Oscar. To be frank I didn't even always liked their characters in the movie and I've never been to fond of Ryan O'Neal as an actor. In that regard I liked the supporting cast way better with John Marley, Ray Milland and Tommy Lee Jones in his very first (and very small) screen appearance. He looked so amazingly young, that he was hard to recognize.

        Although the movie takes some formulaic and obvious dramatic turns, the movie still always remain perfectly watchable, just not always emotionally involving enough. So I'm not to sure about it if this is a movie that can (still) make people cry. Nevertheless the movie still has its powerful moments, mostly due to the realism of it all. Everybody should be able to recognize the situations- and put themselves in the place of the characters of the movie. Everybody have been through similar events in their life at one point, in one way or another.

        Now days lots of people actually complain about the tag-line and famous quote from the movie; 'Love means never having to say you're sorry'. People find this a stupid and illogical line. To those people I would like to say; Wait until you've truly falling in love once. If you've REALLY been in love, you'll understand what is the meaning of that line. Love is about mutual respect and also accepting each others less pleasantries and still love each other for it. This also means never having to apologies to each other. Actually when I was in love once and the girl felt the same way about me (Yes amazing, I know. It seems like ages ago now), whenever one of us said 'sorry' for something the other always said; 'You never have to apologize for anything to me'. None of us had ever seen the movie or heard of its famous line before, so I think that really says something about the line and the truth that is in it.

        It in my opinion certainly is one the best and perhaps most influential romantic movie ever made. A must-see that deserves more objective respect and higher rating on here.

        8/10

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        anthropo

        Academy Award Nominations for this!?

        I had never seen Love Story nor read the book. However, I vividly remember its popularity when I was a child. Now that I'm "all grown up" I cannot believe that 1970 America got mesmerized by such schmaltz.

        For Love Story to garner a Best Picture nomination must mean that 1970 was a weak year for films. Others have panned O'Neal and McGraw's acting. I thought it was adequate... nothing to do backflips over, but adequate...certainly NOT Oscar winning. I've always liked Ryan O'Neal's acting. Someone else should have played Jenny

        I can take the romance, the young love, grievous feelings. I've been there but what's most irksome about this film are the gaps in the story line. I had NO IDEA what the hell Jenny was dying from. Out of nowhere Oliver graduates from law school... did we ever see him crack a book. The screenplay is lacking in my opinion. This is certainly not the greatest love story ever told... at least not on film anyway.

        Still, it's enjoyable and worth seeing if nothing else than to see Tommy Lee Jones in an early role and also for the beautiful winter scenery.

        Rating: 7/10 or **1/2
        9Travis_Bickle01

        Timeless classic!

        Very pleasant surprised by this wonderful and brilliantly acted "Love Story". Owkay, the title captures everything of the movie. You instantly know what it is about. But that doesn't bother. This movie is almost twice my age and before I started watching this movie, I wasn't sure if I would like it. After all, I want a movie to be recognizable (at least with a movie about a love story, I'm not talking about movies in general. You can't expect a movie like "The Godfather" to be recognizable) and the acting has to be real. With certain movies from a couple of decennia ago, I sometimes have the feeling the acting isn't real, you're all the time aware of the fact that they are acting, and I think a movie can't have that.

        The acting here was amazing. Ali MacGraw as well as Ryan O'Neal were both excellent in their roles as Jenny and Oliver. I thought both fathers were quite good as well, specially Jenny's father Phil, performed by John Marley, who surely deserved his Academy Award Nomination. The music was also terrific in this movie. I think it's, beside the acting, one of the most important points to make this movie timeless.

        Unfortunately, this movie became the only success of the leading actors. It could have been the beginning of a brilliant acting career, but "Love Story" became the highlight of their career. To conclude I can only repeat that "Love Story" is a brilliant and timeless romantic classic!

        Watch this movie! 9/10
        7moonspinner55

        Easy to understand why this had the country lined up around the block...

        Everyone dreams of that love of a lifetime, which is perhaps why this film was so phenomenally successful. It features a young couple in love--in unabashed love--without a hint of that then-trendy lust or flaky passion. These college kids are not beatniks or rebels; they have family members who disapprove, but they forge ahead with their marriage plans while not seeming too reckless. At least not to us. We see that they have the kind of desire for each other that is so well-meaning it's practically G-rated (only some of Ali MacGraw's tart language keeps the film from being so). It's a moving film, not particularly warm or fuzzy (and by that, I don't just refer to the chilly Eastern locales). The couple face cynicism and tragedy, and director Arthur Hiller (doing his only truly great work behind the camera) is wise not to shift too much away from these two. The audience ends up hanging onto their every word in preparation for what's on the way. No wonder that final line of dialogue ("Love means...") is so legendary: the entire picture rests on it. *** from ****

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        • Anecdotes
          The scenes with Oliver Barrett walking alone through a snowy New York were added after principal photography was completed. The production was almost out of money and did not have the necessary funds for permits to shoot in New York City again - so all the shots were grabbed illegally using a skeleton film crew and Ryan O'Neal.
        • Gaffes
          During the Harvard-Dartmouth hockey match, Oliver is wearing #7 jersey for Harvard. In the penalty box, he tells Jenny that he is concentrating on how he is going to total the Dartmouth player who had him sent to the box. He points to the Dartmouth player, who at this point has just taken down another Harvard player who is clearly wearing #7.
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          [first lines]

          Oliver Barrett IV: What can you say about a twenty-five-year-old girl who died? That she was beautiful and brilliant? That she loved Mozart and Bach, the Beatles, and me?

        • Générique farfelu
          Unusually, for a movie released in the early 1970s, there are no opening credits after the title has been shown.
        • Connexions
          Edited into Je me fais mon cinéma (2002)
        • Bandes originales
          Concerto No. 3 in D Major
          Written by Johann Sebastian Bach (as J.S. Bach)

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        Détails

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        • Date de sortie
          • 16 décembre 1970 (Canada)
        • Pays d’origine
          • United States
        • Langue
          • English
        • Aussi connu sous le nom de
          • Love Story
        • Lieux de tournage
          • 119 Oxford Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, États-Unis(Oliver and Jenny's rented apartment)
        • sociétés de production
          • Paramount Pictures
          • Love Story Company
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          • 2 200 000 $ US (estimation)
        • Brut – États-Unis et Canada
          • 106 550 690 $ US
        • Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
          • 87 198 $ US
          • 9 févr. 2020
        • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
          • 106 550 690 $ US
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          1 heure 40 minutes
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          • Mono
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          • 1.85 : 1

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