Les douze travaux d'Astérix (1976)

Réalisateurs:

René Goscinny
Henri Gruel

Scénaristes:

René Goscinny (story) &
Albert Uderzo (story) ...

Date de sortie:

12 mars 1976 (Allemagne de l'ouest)

Genre:

Action | Aventure | Animation | Comedie | Famille | Fantasy

Accroche:

Twelve mighty tasks to prove the Gauls are gods or mortals!

Intrigue:

The Gauls have the chance to become the new masters of the Roman empire if they can solve twelve tasks set by Julius Cesar.

Plot Keywords:

Task | Roman Empire | Gaul | Village | Asterix

Récompenses:

2 wins

Avis des utilisateurs:

The 13th task: Find a fan who didn't like this one.

Ensemble

Roger Carel	...	Astérix / Les 2 sénateurs (voice)
Pierre Tornade	...	Obélix (voice)
Jacques Morel	...	Abraracourcix (voice)
Henri Labussière	...	Le réceptionniste (voice)
Jean Martinelli	...	César (voice)
Pascal Mazzotti	...	(voice)
Lawrence Riesner	...	(voice)
Claude Dasset	...	(voice)
Roger Lumont	...	Cylindrique le Germain, prof de karaté allemand (voice)
Gérard Hernandez	...	(voice)
Henri Virlojeux	...	(voice)
Nicole Vervil	...	(voice)
Jacques Hilling	...	(voice)
Henri Poirier	...	(voice)
Mary Mongourdin	...	(voice)

Autre(s) titre(s):

Asterix's Twelve Tasks (Australia) (DVD title)
The Adventures of Asterix (Australia)
The Twelve Tasks of Asterix

Durée:

82 min | Australia:85 min

Pays:

France

Langue:

Français

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,66 : 1

Son:

Mono

Classification:

Canada:G (Manitoba/Quebec) | Argentina:Atp | Australia:G | Finland:K-8 | Iceland:L | Sweden:Btl | UK:U | West Germany:6

Société:

Dargaud Films

Guillemet:

Obélix: Oh, Asterix! He called me "Fatty!"

Connexions De Film:

figure dans "Troldspejlet: (#31.12)" (2004)

The 13th task: Find a fan who didn't like this one.

The best of the several movie adventures of Asterix, Obelix, Vitalstatistix and Co., our heroes are given a series of increasingly difficult tasks by Caesar, with the future of the village at stake - ranging from crossing a ravine by an invisible bridge ("Which you do not see over there") through avoiding the lures of the sirens, combating a champion javelin thrower and getting a permit for the next task (something that will strike a chord in anyone who's ever had to face red tape) to facing a celestial challenge by a god who asks them to... actually, that last one is so funny you have to see it for yourself.

There is a book out, but it's the adaptation of the movie, making "The Twelve Tasks Of Asterix" the only one to date actually written for the screen first. Perhaps the makers of the later animated movies and the live-action ones could take the hint? (Or is adapting them properly beyond 'em?) Sheer pleasure throughout, with moments that still make me laugh years after seeing it and some surprisingly strong satire, all the movies should have been like this. Right, let's tie up the bard and bring on the boar...