D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945
Between 1949 and 1954, three movies directed by Raoul Walsh and Joseph Mankiewicz are adapted into westerns by Walsh and Edward Dmytryk. In some respects, these movies are simply transposed from one genre to the other, with great fidelity. Some other aspects are altered to fit the Western genre’s co...
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description | Between 1949 and 1954, three movies directed by Raoul Walsh and Joseph Mankiewicz are adapted into westerns by Walsh and Edward Dmytryk. In some respects, these movies are simply transposed from one genre to the other, with great fidelity. Some other aspects are altered to fit the Western genre’s codes and conventions (importance of action, praise of the hero and family). In some cases, there is no possible equivalent between the two genres: House of Strangers’ social criticism gives way to the denunciation of racism in Broken Lance. On the contrary, the influence of psychoanalysis in both House of Strangers and Colorado Territory, which have nothing else in common, is due to the fact that these works are produced the same year. Colorado Territory is ultimately the remake which draws the most inspiration from its model, High Sierra, and its adoption of some of the film noir characteristics makes it a precursor to the Revisionist Western. |
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spelling | doaj.art-35c0e9b58596419fa34a2da0ea580d952022-12-22T01:09:32ZfraPléiade (EA 7338)Itinéraires2427-920X2015-06-012014210.4000/itineraires.2528D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945Mathieu Lacoue-LabartheBetween 1949 and 1954, three movies directed by Raoul Walsh and Joseph Mankiewicz are adapted into westerns by Walsh and Edward Dmytryk. In some respects, these movies are simply transposed from one genre to the other, with great fidelity. Some other aspects are altered to fit the Western genre’s codes and conventions (importance of action, praise of the hero and family). In some cases, there is no possible equivalent between the two genres: House of Strangers’ social criticism gives way to the denunciation of racism in Broken Lance. On the contrary, the influence of psychoanalysis in both House of Strangers and Colorado Territory, which have nothing else in common, is due to the fact that these works are produced the same year. Colorado Territory is ultimately the remake which draws the most inspiration from its model, High Sierra, and its adoption of some of the film noir characteristics makes it a precursor to the Revisionist Western.http://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2528adaptationwestern moviefilm noirwar movieRaoul Walshtranstextualisation |
spellingShingle | Mathieu Lacoue-Labarthe D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945 Itinéraires adaptation western movie film noir war movie Raoul Walsh transtextualisation |
title | D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945 |
title_full | D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945 |
title_fullStr | D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945 |
title_full_unstemmed | D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945 |
title_short | D’un genre cinématographique à l’autre : trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinéma américain d’après 1945 |
title_sort | d un genre cinematographique a l autre trois adaptations en westerns dans le cinema americain d apres 1945 |
topic | adaptation western movie film noir war movie Raoul Walsh transtextualisation |
url | http://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2528 |
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