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(Henry Jaynes Fonda) Filmografia Essenziale Dal 1935 Al 1958 HENRY FONDA (Henry Jaynes Fonda) Filmografia essenziale dal 1935 al 1958 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1935 CUORI INCATENATI WAY DOWN EAST HENRY KING 6,5 1935 NOTTE DI CARNEVALE I DREAM TOO MUCH JOHN CROMWELL 7 1936 NEL MONDO DELLA LUNA THE MOON'S OUR HOME WILLIAM A. SEITER 7 1936 IL SENTIERO DEL PINO SOLITARIO THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE HENRY HATHAWAY 7,5 1937 ALTA TENSIONE SLIM RAY ENRIGHT 1937 SANGUE GITANO WINGS OF THE MORNING HAROLD SCHUSTER 1937 SONO INNOCENTE YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE FRITZ LANG 8,5 1937 VIVO PER IL MIO AMORE THAT CERTAIN WOMAN EDMUND GOULDING 7 1938 IL FALCO DEL NORD SPAWN OF THE NORTH HENRY HATHAWAY 7,5 1938 FIGLIA DEL VENTO JEZEBEL WILLIAM WYLER 8,5 1938 HO RITROVATO IL MIO AMORE I MET MY LOVE AGAIN REGISTI VARI 6,5 1938 MARCO IL RIBELLE BLOCKADE WILLIAM DIETERLE 7 1938 IL TERZO DELITTO THE MAD MISS MANTON LEIGH JASON 7,5 1939 ALBA DI GLORIA YOUNG MR. LINCOLN JOHN FORD 8,5 1939 JESS IL BANDITO JESSE JAMES HENRY KING 8 1939 LASCIATECI VIVERE ! LET US LIVE! JOHN BRAHM 7,5 1939 LA PIU` GRANDE AVVENTURA DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWKS JOHN FORD 8,5 1939 LA SPOSA DI BOSTON THE STORY OF ALEXANDER G. BELL IRVING CUMMINGS 7 1940 FURORE THE GRAPES OF WRATH JOHN FORD 9 1940 PASSIONE DI AMAZZONI CHAD HANNA HENRY KING 1940 IL ROMANZO DI LILLIAN RUSSELL LILLIAN RUSSELL IRVING CUMMINGS 7 1940 IL VENDICATORE DI JESS IL BANDITO THE RETURN OF FRANK JAMES FRITZ LANG 8 1941 LADY EVA THE LADY EVE PRESTON STURGES 8 1941 IL RICHIAMO DEL NORD WILD GEESE CALLING JOHN BRAHM 6,5 1941 TU MI APPARTIENI YOU BELONG TO ME WESLEY RUGGLES 7 1942 DEDIZIONE THE BIG STREET IRVING REIS 7,5 1942 DESTINO TALES OF MANHATTAN JULIEN DUVIVIER 7,5 1942 IL MAGNIFICO FANNULLONE THE MAGNIFICENT DOPE WALTER LANG 7,5 1942 RAGAZZE CHE SOGNANO RINGS ON HER FINGERS ROUBEN MAMOULIAN 7 1942 L' UOMO, QUESTO DOMINATORE THE MALE ANIMAL ELLIOTT NUGENT 7,5 1943 ALBA FATALE THE OX-BOW INCIDENT WILLIAM A. WELLMAN 8,5 1943 IL SERGENTE IMMORTALE IMMORTAL SERGEANT JOHN M. STAHL 7 1946 SFIDA INFERNALE MY DARLING CLEMENTINE JOHN FORD 9,5 1947 L' AMANTE IMMORTALE DAISY KENYON OTTO PREMINGER 8 1947 LA CROCE DI FUOCO THE FUGITIVE JOHN FORD 7,5 1947 LA DISPERATA NOTTE THE LONG NIGHT ANATOLE LITVAK 7 1948 IL MASSACRO DI FORT APACHE FORT APACHE JOHN FORD 8,5 1948 LA STRADA DELLA FELICITA` ON OUR MERRY WAY REGISTI VARI 7 1955 LA NAVE MATTA DI MISTER ROBERTS MR. ROBERTS MERVYN LE ROY • JOHN FORD 7,5 1956 GUERRA E PACE IDEM KING VIDOR 7,5 1956 IL LADRO THE WRONG MAN ALFRED HITCHCOCK 8 1957 LA PAROLA AI GIURATI TWELVE ANGRY MEN SIDNEY LUMET 8,5 1957 IL SEGNO DELLA LEGGE THE TIN STAR ANTHONY MANN 7,5 1958 FASCINO DEL PALCOSCENICO STAGE STRUCK SIDNEY LUMET 7 www.eurodeon.it HENRY FONDA (Henry Jaynes Fonda) Filmografia essenziale dal 1959 al 1981 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1959 ULTIMA NOTTE A WARLOCK WARLOCK EDWARD DMYTRYK 8 1959 L' UOMO CHE CAPIVA LE DONNE THE MAN WHO UNDERSTOOD WOMEN NUNNALLY JOHNSON 7 1962 LA CONQUISTA DEL WEST HOW THE WEST WAS WON REGISTI VARI 8 1962 IL GIORNO PIU` LUNGO THE LONGEST DAY REGISTI VARI 8 1962 TEMPESTA SU WASHINGTON ADVISE AND CONSENT OTTO PREMINGER 8 1963 QUELLA NOSTRA ESTATE SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN DELMER DAVES 7 1964 A PROVA DI ERRORE FAIL SAFE SIDNEY LUMET 8 1964 L' AMARO SAPORE DEL POTERE THE BEST MAN FRANKLIN J. SCHAFFNER 8 1964 DONNE, V' INSEGNO COME SI SEDUCE UN UOMO SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL RICHARD QUINE 7 1965 LA BATTAGLIA DEI GIGANTI BATTLE OF THE BULGE KEN ANNAKIN 7 1965 LA GUERRA SEGRETA IDEM REGISTI VARI 6,5 1965 GLI INDOMABILI DELL' ARIZONA THE ROUNDERS BURT KENNEDY 7,5 1965 PRIMA VITTORIA IN HARM'S WAY OTTO PREMINGER 7,5 1966 POSTA GROSSA A DODGE CITY A BIG HAND FOR A LITTLE LADY FIELDER COOK 7,5 1967 STRANIERO STRANGER ON THE RUN DON SIEGEL 6,5 1967 TEMPO DI TERRORE WELCOME TO HARD TIMES BURT KENNEDY 8 1968 APPUNTAMENTO SOTTO IL LETTO YOURS, MINE AND OURS MELVILLE SHAVELSON 7,5 1968 C' ERA UNA VOLTA IL WEST IDEM SERGIO LEONE 8,5 1968 L' ORA DELLA FURIA FIRECREEK VINCENT MC EVEETY 7 1968 SQUADRA OMICIDI, SPARATE A VISTA ! MADIGAN DON SIEGEL 8 1968 LO STRANGOLATORE DI BOSTON THE BOSTON STRANGLER RICHARD FLEISCHER 7,5 1970 NON E` PIU` TEMPO D' EROI TOO LATE THE HERO ROBERT ALDRICH 8 1970 NON STUZZICATE I COWBOYS CHE DORMONO THE CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB GENE KELLY 7,5 1970 UOMINI E COBRA THERE WAS A CROOKED MAN... JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ 8,5 1971 SFIDA SENZA PAURA SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION PAUL NEWMAN 7,5 1973 MERCOLEDI` DELLE CENERI ASH WEDNESDAY LARRY PEERCE 6,5 1973 IL MIO NOME E` NESSUNO IDEM TONINO VALERII 7 1973 IL SERPENTE LE SERPENT HENRI VERNEUIL 7,5 1973 L' ULTIMO COLPO DELL' ISPETTORE CLARK THE ALPHA CAPER ROBERT M. LEWIS 7,5 1973 LA VALLE LUNGA - IL CAVALLINO ROSSO THE RED PONY ROBERT TOTTEN 7 1974 MUSSOLINI - ULTIMO ATTO IDEM CARLO LIZZANI 7 1976 LA BATTAGLIA DI MIDWAY MIDWAY JACK SMIGHT 7,5 1977 ROLLERCOASTER - IL GRANDE BRIVIDO ROLLERCOASTER JAMES GOLDSTONE 7 1977 TENTACOLI IDEM OLIVER HELLMAN 6 1977 L' ULTIMA CORSA THE LAST OF THE COWBOYS JOHN LEONE 6,5 1978 UNA CASA PER SEMPRE HOME TO STAY DELBERT MANN 6,5 1978 FEDORA IDEM BILLY WILDER 8 1978 IL GRANDE ATTACCO IDEM UMBERTO LENZI 7,5 1978 SWARM - LO SCIAME CHE UCCIDE THE SWARM IRWIN ALLEN 6,5 1979 CITTA` IN FIAMME CITY ON FIRE ALVIN RAKOFF 6,5 1979 METEOR IDEM RONALD NEAME 7 1979 WANDA NEVADA IDEM PETER FONDA 6,5 1980 L' ULTIMO DEGLI INDIFESI GIDEON'S TRUMPET ROBERT COLLINS 1981 SUL LAGO DORATO ON GOLDEN POND MARK RYDELL 7,5 www.eurodeon.it.
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