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'''Ultimul Mohican''' ( | '''Ultimul Mohican''' (France · West Germany · Romania · Austria, 1969 / Directors: Jean Dréville, Sergiu Nicolaescu) | ||
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Statečný Mohykán (Czechoslovakia) | Uncas - Ostatni Mohikanin (Poland) | Die Lederstrumpf-Erzählungen, Teil 2: Der letzte Mohikaner (West Germany/TV) | La legende de bas de cuir, episode 2: Le dernier des Mohicans (France/TV)</div> | |||
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===<i class="fas fa-paragraph fa-xs"></i> Synopsis === | |||
Chingachgook has a son, Uncas, who is about 18 years old. The mother, Wah-ta-Wah, had died in a harsh winter shortly after birth. Natty Bumppo had only been able to save Chingachgook and the infant when he arrived. The three help the two daughters of Fort Commander Colonel Munro, Alice and Cora, on their way to their father. Their Scout is Huron chief Magua, who was punished by the Colonel for arson and had been dishonorably released from serving as an Indian Scout. He plans to lead the group into a trap to take revenge, but Natty and the Mohicans take the lead while Magua flees. Later, the Delawares and Hurons, who suffer from food shortages, join forces after Munro refuses to help the Delawares. Fort William Henry is destroyed and all soldiers are killed, including Colonel Munro and Major Heyward, Alice Munro's fiance. In the end, Cora and Uncas are killed by Magua and then Magua by Natty. Chingachgook remains the last Mohican. | |||
== | ===<i class="fas fa-user-tag fa-xs"></i> Credits === | ||
* '''Cast:''' Hellmut Lange ( | * '''Cast:''' Hellmut Lange (Nathaniel "Natty" Bumppo), Pierre Massimi (Chingachgook), David Alexandru (Uncas), Loumi Jacobesco (Cora Munro), Otto Ambros (Colonel Munro), Ali Raffie (Magua), Jack Brunet (Major Duncan Heyward), Sylvie Maas-Lebot (Alice Munro), Roland Ganemet (David Gamut), Marc Gottel (Tamenund), G. Florin (Kawano) | ||
* '''Story:''' James Fenimore Cooper (novel: The Last of the Mohicans) | * '''Story:''' James Fenimore Cooper (novel: The Last of the Mohicans) | ||
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* '''Set Decorator:''' Aureliu Ionescu | * '''Set Decorator:''' Aureliu Ionescu | ||
* '''Make-Up:''' Rosalia Bartha, Nicole Félix | * '''Make-Up:''' Rosalia Bartha, Nicole Félix | ||
* '''Producers:''' Henry Deutschmeister, Walter Ulbrich | * '''Producers:''' Henry Deutschmeister, Walter Ulbrich | ||
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== | ===<i class="fas fa-lightbulb fa-xs"></i> Trivia === | ||
Adated from the "Leatherstocking Tales" by James Fenimore Cooper, this co-production between France, West Germany and Romania was shown in movie theatres in Eastern Europe and as second of a four part TV series in Germany and France. | |||
The other parts of the series are [[Vînatorul de cerbi]], [[Aventure en Ontario]] and [[Preria]]. | |||
Romanian co-director Sergiu Nicolaescu remained uncredited in the German and French TV versions. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:33, 3 September 2023
Ultimul Mohican (France · West Germany · Romania · Austria, 1969 / Directors: Jean Dréville, Sergiu Nicolaescu)
This is a EurowesternAlso known as
Statečný Mohykán (Czechoslovakia) | Uncas - Ostatni Mohikanin (Poland) | Die Lederstrumpf-Erzählungen, Teil 2: Der letzte Mohikaner (West Germany/TV) | La legende de bas de cuir, episode 2: Le dernier des Mohicans (France/TV)
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BluRay · 
DVD - Soundtrack
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Synopsis
Chingachgook has a son, Uncas, who is about 18 years old. The mother, Wah-ta-Wah, had died in a harsh winter shortly after birth. Natty Bumppo had only been able to save Chingachgook and the infant when he arrived. The three help the two daughters of Fort Commander Colonel Munro, Alice and Cora, on their way to their father. Their Scout is Huron chief Magua, who was punished by the Colonel for arson and had been dishonorably released from serving as an Indian Scout. He plans to lead the group into a trap to take revenge, but Natty and the Mohicans take the lead while Magua flees. Later, the Delawares and Hurons, who suffer from food shortages, join forces after Munro refuses to help the Delawares. Fort William Henry is destroyed and all soldiers are killed, including Colonel Munro and Major Heyward, Alice Munro's fiance. In the end, Cora and Uncas are killed by Magua and then Magua by Natty. Chingachgook remains the last Mohican.
Credits
- Cast: Hellmut Lange (Nathaniel "Natty" Bumppo), Pierre Massimi (Chingachgook), David Alexandru (Uncas), Loumi Jacobesco (Cora Munro), Otto Ambros (Colonel Munro), Ali Raffie (Magua), Jack Brunet (Major Duncan Heyward), Sylvie Maas-Lebot (Alice Munro), Roland Ganemet (David Gamut), Marc Gottel (Tamenund), G. Florin (Kawano)
- Story: James Fenimore Cooper (novel: The Last of the Mohicans)
- Adaptation: Pierre Gaspard-Huit, Walter Ulbrich
- Screenplay: Pierre Gaspard-Huit, Walter Ulbrich
- Director of Photography: André Zarra, George Cornea
- Music: George Grigoriu + Robert Mellin
- Editor: Borys Lewin
- Art Director: Aureliu Ionescu
- Set Decorator: Aureliu Ionescu
- Make-Up: Rosalia Bartha, Nicole Félix
- Producers: Henry Deutschmeister, Walter Ulbrich
Reviews
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Trivia
Adated from the "Leatherstocking Tales" by James Fenimore Cooper, this co-production between France, West Germany and Romania was shown in movie theatres in Eastern Europe and as second of a four part TV series in Germany and France.
The other parts of the series are Vînatorul de cerbi, Aventure en Ontario and Preria.
Romanian co-director Sergiu Nicolaescu remained uncredited in the German and French TV versions.
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