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Triumfens ögonblick (1981)

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1981-09-26 20Th Century Fox

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"Absorbing and unusual...Fascinating probe of their motives, challenges, and problems, and a case study of repressed emotions even in the midst of exultation."

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Oscar: film, manus, musik (Vangelis), kostym.

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Lidell, Eric 1902-1945. British athlete and missionary, born in Tientsin, China. He studied at Eltham College, London, and Edinburgh University. At the 1924 Olympics in Paris he won the bronze medal in the 200`m, and then caused a sensation by winning the gold medal in the 400`m (at which he was comparatively inexperienced) in a world record time of 47.6`s. In 1925, having completed his degree in science, and a degree in divinity, he went to China to work as a missionary. During World War 2 he was interned by the Japanese, and not long before the war ended he died of a brain tumour. The story of his athletic triumphs was told in the film Chariots of Fire (1981). British athlete and missionary, born in Tientsin, China. He studied at Eltham College, London, and Edinburgh University. At the 1924 Olympics in Paris he won the bronze medal in the 200`m, and then caused a sensation by winning the gold medal in the 400`m (at which he was comparatively inexperienced) in a world record time of 47.6`s. In 1925, having completed his degree in science, and a degree in divinity, he went to China to work as a missionary. During World War 2 he was interned by the Japanese, and not long before the war ended he died of a brain tumour. The story of his athletic triumphs was told in the film Chariots of Fire (1981).