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In Scena Tv Mercoledì 12 Dicembre 2001 Colore: Composite ----- Stampata: 11/12/01 20.29 ----- Pagina: UNITA - NAZIONALE - 26 - 12/12/01 26 in scena tv mercoledì 12 dicembre 2001 Rete4 15.45 Italia1 21.00 Raiuno 2.20 Rete4 1.15 10.000 CAMERE DA LETTO IL FUGGITIVO GORKY PARK IN QUESTA NOSTRA VITA Regia di Richard Thorpe - con Dean Mar- Con Tim Daly, Mykelti Williamson. Regia di Michael Apted - con William Hurt, Regia di John Huston - con Bette Davis, tin, Eva Bartok, Anna Maria Alberghetti. Dal mito televisivo anni ‘60 al Lee Marvin, Joanna Pacula. Usa 1983. 125 Olivia De Havilland, George Brent. Usa da non perdere Usa 1957. 114 minuti. Commedia. film con Harrison Ford, il Dot- minuti. Thriller. 1942. 97 minuti. Drammatico. Roy Hunter, re degli alberghi e tor Kimble è ancora in fuga. Ita- In una gelida mattina d'inver- Stanley lascia il promesso sposo miliardario americano, arrivato lia 1 manda in onda il remake no, nel parco Gorky di Mosca, per fuggire con un uomo che è a Roma per l’acquisto del anni 2000 del serial-cult che eb- vengono ritrovati tre cadaveri: stato sposato con sua sorella; la da vedere Grand Hotel, finisce per lasciar- be enorme successo negli anni due uomini e una donna, sfigu- loro felicità è di breve durata si coinvolgere dai capricci senti- ‘60. Rispetto alla precedente se- rati e con i polpastrelli abrasi poiché l'uomo, disilluso, si toglie mentali di quattro bellissime so- rie e al film del ‘93, la nuova per impedirne l'identificazione. la vita. La donna ritorna in fa- relle. 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