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Fecha de Lanzamiento:
10 septiembre 1972 (Sweden)
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Frase comercial:
A man of peace driven wild!
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Plot:
A mountain man who wishes to live the life of a hermit becomes the unwilling object of a long vendetta...
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Premios:
1 win
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1 nomination
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What a movie should be
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También conocida como:
Crow Killer (USA) (working title)
Liver Eatin' Johnson (USA) (original script title)
Las aventuras de Jeremiah Johnson (Spain) [es]
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Duración:
108 min | 116 min (long version)
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Relación de Aspecto:
2.20 : 1
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Errores:
Continuidad: When Jeremiah shoots his .50 caliber Hawkin at an elk, the recoil knocks him down, but when he is attacking the Indians that killed his family, he fires it one handed from the hip while walking and there's no recoil.
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His name was Jeremiah Johnson, and they say he wanted to be a mountain man. The story goes that he was a man of proper wit and adventurous spirit, suited to the mountains. Nobody knows whereabouts he come from and don't seem to matter much. He was a young man and ghosty stories about the tall hills didn't scare him none...
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preguntas frecuentes
Whose scalps does Del put on Jeremiah's saddle when they meet up with the Flatheads?
How does the movie end?
Why did Jeremiah not kill the Crow after he sang his death song?
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Jeremiah Johnson is a starkly simple story well told. It is the journey of a man who seeks to re-make himself. Johnson becomes disillusioned, like Thoreau and even Ulysses S. Grant, by the Mexican War and deserts to become a mountain man. There he finds the Rockies starkly beautiful and completely without mercy for him or anyone else. Will Geer plays the older trapper who teaches the 'Pilgrim,' a very solid performance by Redford, how to survive. The film's treatments of Whites and Native Americans is profoundly even handed, and Milious's fingerprints are noteworthy in the robust and calculated course of the narrative.