Tintin´s Adventure with Frank Gardner - A great documentation and journey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2018
- Das Geheimnis von Tintins erstem Abenteuer. Eine Reise ins heutige Russland.
Als die Kino-Version von Tim und Struppi in die Kinos kommt, ist das erste Comicbuch, in dem der junge Journalist zu sehen ist, immer noch geheimnisumwittert.
Der Autor Herge erlaubte lange Zeit nicht, "Tintin im Land der Sowjets" zu veröffentlichen. Er sagte, es sei vereinfacht und grob, mit einer Darstellung des nach der Revolution verbliebenen Russlands, welche gelinde gesagt wenig schmeichelhaft ist.
Aber die Russen scheinen sich mit ihrer Vergangenheit arrangiert zu haben und sagten, seine Darstellung des frühen Sowjetrusslands sei weitgehend korrekt.
Frank Gardener berichtete aus Moskau. (Text BBC. ~übersetzt per Google)
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The mystery of Tintin's first adventure.
As the big-screen version of Tintin reaches cinemas, the first ever comic book to feature the boy journalist is still shrouded in mystery.
Author Herge did not allow Tintin in The Land of The Soviets to be published for a long time, saying it was simplistic and crude, with a portrayal of post-Revolution Russia that was unflattering to say the least.
But Russians seem to have come to terms with their past, saying his depiction of early Soviet Russia was largely accurate.
Frank Gardener reports from Moscow. (BBC)
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I remember reading TinTin in Bengali as a kid. My father issued those from his office’s library for me to read. Just an irreplaceable piece of childhood memory
Heartiest congratulations Mr Gardner. It was awesome, mind blowing, perfectly researched, mesmerizing. I am a dead fan of Mr Tintin and all the characters Mr Herge created. Thank you so very much for your outstanding effort to showcase this brilliant documentary. Thank you, again and again. - Dr Biswanath Kundu, Calcutta, India
I started reading the adventures of Tintin at the age of 9. I'm in my 50's now, and still read them. I own the whole series.
As a child, my mother bought me a first copy of Tintin and then I was hooked and read every book of Tintin that I could have. A very special series with so much excitement and thrills with out any vulgarity. A totally lovely character with a lovable doggy snowy. I remember all the other characters too. Good God bless🙏
Tintin inspired me to leave my small town and travel the world. I lived in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo for 22 years. Thanks, Tintin!
I loved every minute of this documentary....and am even more fascinated by Tintin and his creator Hergé!
This ended very hurriedly.
This bloke speaks every language ever
It's an extremely rare form of art to be able to accurately depict locations and scenarios that you've never been in person before. Hergé knew his subjects like the inside of his jacket's pocket and researched the nitty-gritty details that outsiders would pick up, making his work just that bit more real and human.
I love that the narrator is shown also in action, using one interesting contrivance after another. Wheelchair, speedcar, and hand-pumped bicycle all lend to the theme of Tintin's active persona which he is trying to portray
As a kid growing up (was born in 1965) I loved comics of Tintin and Asterix. I heard of The land of the Sovjets, but didn't get my hands on a re-print until the '90s
This programme is an absolute delight - captures the spirit of Tin Tin perfectly and Herges child like enthusiasm for adventure.
What a fascinating documentary. How in the hell did I manage to miss that first time round?
Wow. This documentary deserves millions of views. Wondeful!
Thank you for this documentary! What a great homage to one of the best work of fiction..
i wish i can give a thousand thousand likes to Mr Gardner. Love Love Love Tintin!
Those are some gorgeous old cars 😍
As a baby boomer growing up in French Canada Tintin was a huge part of my life. I was with him for every one of his adventures.
Great report . In my 60's now and still re-reading the Tintin books. Thanks for sharing .
Absolutely fantastic.