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Amour et honneur

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En plein cœur de l'été 1969, Dalton et Mickey (Liam Hemsworth) vont devoir prendre des décisions qui changeront à jamais leurs vies et leur feront découvrir le vrai sens de l'amour, l'honneur, et l'engagement.

Année

2013

Durée

1h 40m

IMDb

5.7

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Casting

Danny Mooney

Director

Liam Hemsworth

Mickey Wright

Austin Stowell

Dalton Joiner

Casting

Danny Mooney

Director

Liam Hemsworth

Mickey Wright

Austin Stowell

Dalton Joiner

Teresa Palmer

Candace

Aimee Teegarden

Juniper

Aimee Teegarden

Jane

Christopher Lowell

Peter

Wyatt Russell

Topher

Max Adler

Burns

Delvon Roe

Isaac

Michael Ellison

Ray

Chris Newman

LT. Johnson

Gordon Michaels

Capt. Sinclair

Julian Gant

Franklin

Chase Yi

Sanchez

CR

Claire Richards

Joy the Stewardess

Roger Callard

County Sheriff

Lauren Mae Shafer

Meredith

Charlotte Ubben

Coed

Ricky Wayne

Officer Whiteside

JB

Jim Burnstein

Writer

GK

Garrett K. Schiff

Writer

Bande-annonce

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

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الفسفوس🍫Nov 22, 2022

Was this movie really meant to be taking place in the 1960s? It looks like a bunch of kids playing dress up and pretending to put on a play. Such and ugly and unbelievable film and story. Stay away.

axelleNov 22, 2022

I enjoyed watching this entire movie. Nothing like a romantic movie centered around one of the major wars we've had in the past.

Reham ✨ رهام الشرقاويNov 22, 2022

Speaking as a Vietnam war veteran who arrived in Vietnam the same summer as the movie takes place (1969) and who went on R&R in 1970, I found "Love and Honor" to be terribly annoying and insulting in its blaring inaccuracies that indicate that the producers did not employ (or else didn't listen to) any form of technical advisor. 1: When going on R&R (or leave) from Vietnam, we traveled in civilian clothes, not in our jungle fatigues. 2: When in any form of uniform, we wore an insignia showing rank. Those in the Army (soldiers) in Vietnam wore small, black, metal rank insignias that the enemy could not see from a distance. The guys in "Love and Honor" are not wearing any rank insignias at all. 3: The movie touts "military travels free." That is only when traveling on a military plane or a military chartered plane when the individual has specific orders to fly. When flying commercial, we showed our (leave or PCS) orders and then got 50% off by flying "Space Available," meaning we may or may not be getting on the next flight or the flight after that or the flight after that. There is absolutely no way any military member could have been on R&R in Hong Kong and from there flown out - let alone fly all the way to and all the way back from some location in the continental United States. And if the two soldiers had had any plans to try that stupid move, they would have elected to take R&R in Honolulu, not Hong Kong. 4: In one scene the soldier tries go say hello to a "round eye" in the states and he gets the finger and a buzz off, baby killer. He mumbles "whatever happened to 'thank you for your service.'" "Thank you for your service" was not invented until the recent, Middle East wars. The first time I heard, "Thank you for your service" was in 2014, when somebody noticed that my car, parked on Fort Bragg, has a (North Carolina) Vietnam Veteran license plate. When we got back from Vietnam (between 1965 and 1973), at best, nobody mentioned our service in that war at all.