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Scénario Stanley Kubrick Arthur C. Clarke Acteurs principaux Keir Dullea Gary Lockwood William Sylvester Daniel Richter Leonard Rossiter Douglas Rain Durée 156 minutes (première) 139 minutes (définitif) 2001, l'Odyssée de l'espace1 est un film anglo-américain de science-fiction réalisé par Stanley Kubrick, sorti en 1968. Le scénario s'inspire de plusieurs nouvelles écrites par Arthur C. Clarke, notamment La Sentinelle (1951) 2001, l'Odyssée de l'espace retrace, à travers différentes époques

RTBF Sociétés de distribution : Wild Bunch Distribution (France) ; Sundance Selects (États-Unis) Budget : 4 000 000 d'euros4 Pays d'origine : France, Belgique et Espagne Langue originale : français Format : couleur - 2.35 : 1 - 35 mm Genre : Film d'amour Durée : 179 minutes3 Dates de sortie : France : 23 mai 2013 (Festival de Cannes), 9 octobre 2013 (sortie nationale) Canada : 5 septembre 2013 (Festival de Toronto), 9 octobre 2013 (sortie nationale) Espagne : 20 septembre 2013 (Festival

41 92 79 07 arsenic dossier presse matador 2 9/09/05 18:23 Page 4 SND présente Un film Stratus Film Company et DEJ Productions En association avec Equity Pictures Medienfonds GmbH & Co. KG II Une production Furst Films/Irish Dreamtime Un film écrit et réalisé par Richard Shepard The Matador Pierce Brosnan Greg Kinnear Hope Davis Philip Baker Hall Dylan Baker Adam Scott Un film produit par Pierce Brosnan et Beau St. Clair, Sean Furst et Bryan Furst Durée : 100’ Sortie nationale

décès de son ami Rock Hudson en 1985. En 1999, l’American Film Institute distingue Elizabeth Taylor comme la septième plus grande actrice de tous les temps dans le classement AFI’s 100 Years… 100 Stars. Biographie L'enfant-star Elizabeth Taylor naît le 27 février 1932 à Hampstead, situé en Angleterre dans la banlieue cossue de Londres[2], avec la nationalité britannique, de parents tous deux américains et originaires de Kansas City (Missouri). Elle est la seconde enfant de l'actrice Sara Viola

Holly Hughes, Norman Lunger, John Nickerson, Bruce Oatman, Shelley Orenstein, Richard Pawelek, Ira Peck, Jonathan Rose Content: 1. (People): One From Many 2. (Geography): From Sea to Shining Sea 3. (History): Toward the City on a Hill 4. (Government): A Responsive Government 5. (Business): The Business of America 6. (Education): A Diverse Educational System 7. (Science & Medicine): A Republic of Science 8. (Religion): Separating Church and State

Oxbridge-style hothouses for the country's future elite – have "flouted the Toubon law without anyone saying anything against it." She said the new law would iron out this "de facto (linguistic) inequality". But critics, such as journalist Bernard Pivot, a leading figure in French cultural circles, said it could kill off French. "If we allow English to be introduced into our universities and for teaching science and the modern world, French will be vandalised and become poorer," he said. "It will turn

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persecuted for their religious beliefs. They wanted to live somewhere where they could be free to practice whatever religion they chose. On the trip across the Atlantic Ocean, one of the leaders, John Winthrop, compared the society they would build to a city upon a hill. This means that it would be an incredibly moral society, where everyone would do their duty to make life better. The location where they arrived goes by the name of Plymouth Rock. This pilgrimage became what is known today as only the

misérable refuse = rebut teeming = grouillant tempest-tost = ballottés par la tempête 1. Today the Statue of Liberty is in Washington „ in New York City „ in New Plymouth „ 2. It was inaugurated in 1786 „ in 1886 „ in 1986 „ 3. It was given as a present to America by France „ Italy „ England „ 4. The statue was made in Paris „ in Rome „ in New York City „ 5. The statue commemorates the end of the civil war „ Independence Day „ the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers „ 6. The statue represents Libertas