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The James Dean Story is a film of genre Documentary directed by Robert Altman released in USA on 13 august 1957 with Martin Gabel

The James Dean Story (1957)

The James Dean Story
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L'histoire de James Dean (titre original: The James Dean Story) est un film américain réalisé par Robert Altman et George W. George, sorti en 1957, deux ans après la mort de James Dean.

Ce documentaire biographique a permis à Robert Altman d'attirer l'attention du monde de la télévision.

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Sorti deux ans après la mort de James Dean, ce documentaire raconte sa courte vie et sa carrière à travers des photographies en noir et blanc, des entretiens avec la tante et l'oncle qui l'ont élevé, ses grands-parents paternels, un ami chauffeur de taxi new-yorkais, le propriétaire de son restaurant préféré de Los Angeles, sorties d'East of Eden, images de la soirée d'ouverture de Giant et PSA ironique de Dean pour une conduite sûre.

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