Escena de Soleil rouge (1971)
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Actrices en esta escena
Nombre de nacimiento: Mónica Randall
Fecha de nacimiento: 1942-11-18
Lugar de nacimiento: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Detalles
Nombres alternativos: Aurora Juliá, Aurora Julià Sarasa
Características físicas: N/A
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Biografía completa
Mónica Randall (November 18, 1942 - ) is a Spanish film actress.
Randall has made some 110 appearances in film and TV since 1963. She appeared in numerous western films in the 1960s in films such as One Hundred Thousand Dollars for Ringo and has made regular TV appearances since the 1970s.
Mónica Randall
Sobre la película: Soleil rouge (1971)
Título alternativo: Dielli i Kuq, Sol rojo, Red Sun, Rivalen unter roter Sonne, Sol Vermelho, Чeрвено слънце, Den røde sol, Den bloröda solen, Verenpunainen aurinko, Monomahia ston kokkino ilio, Vörös Nap, Ellenfelek a Vörös Nap alatt, Aaftabe Sorkh, Sole rosso, Reddo San, レッド・サン, Raudona saule, Rød sol, El sol rojo, Fuerza samurai, The Magnificient Three, Samuraje i kowboje, Soare roşu, Rivali pod cerveným slnkom, Красное солнце, Blodröd sol, Kırmızı güneş, Rivalen unter roter Sonne
Director: Terence Young
Guionista: Denne Bart Petitclerc, Gerald Devriès, Laird Koenig, Lawrence Roman, William Roberts
Producción & Género
Productor(es): Producer: Ennio Nobili, Robert Dorfmann, Alfonso Balcázar, Ted Richmond
Compañías: Les Films Corona, Oceania Film, Producciones Balcázar
Género: Action, Action Film, Adventure Film, Drama, Western, Western Film
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: samurai, katana sword, samurai sword, train robbery, far west, asian western
Historia
Set in the American West during the late 1800s, 'Soleil rouge' (Red Sun) follows a rugged outlaw named Cochise (Charles Bronson), who partners with a notorious Japanese bandit named Nakabayashi (Toshirō Mifune). After robbing a stagecoach carrying a shipment of gold, they are relentlessly pursued by U.S. marshals. As the chase intensifies across the unforgiving terrain, the unlikely duo's bond deepens, but their loyalty is tested when they encounter unexpected obstacles along the way.
Resumen
'Soleil rouge' (Red Sun) is a captivating blend of Western and samurai film genres directed by Terence Young in 1971. Starring Charles Bronson and Toshirō Mifune, the movie explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and honor as it chronicles the journey of an outlaw duo on the run from justice. Although the plot is primarily centered around the action-packed chase and the evolving dynamics between Cochise and Nakabayashi, there are hints at deeper underlying themes such as cultural clashes and the inevitable consequences of violence.