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Angélique et le sultan
1968 History / Adventure / Romance
Review
The fifth and final instalment in the Angélique film saga is, despite some impressive
production values, clearly the weakest. It lacks the warm sentimentality of the
earlier films and seems overly preoccupied with shocking its audience with scenes of graphic
violence. Michèle Mercier has far less to do in this film and the actress
looks frankly fed up with the part, her performance lacking warmth and conviction.
Actions scenes are drawn out, the dialogue is generally weak, and the plot seems to drag, relying far too much on coincidence to be remotely credible. The result is a very weak historical action film that, whilst beautifully filmed in parts, feels cold, remote and unengaging. A disappointing end to an otherwise entertaining series of films. © James Travers 2000 Write a review for this film...User Comments
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Director:
Bernard Borderie
Starring: Michèle Mercier, Robert Hossein, Jean-Claude Pascal, Jacques Santi, Helmuth Schneider Synopsis
No sooner has she been reunited with her husband, Jeoffrey de Peyrac, Angélique
is kidnapped by an unscrupulous slave trader. She and taken to Algiers where she
is bought for the harem of the Sultan of Marocco. Jeoffrey is determined
to recover her at any cost…
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