Golda Meir (TV movie)
Movie | |
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German title | Golda Meir |
Original title | A Woman Called Golda |
Country of production | United States |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 1982 |
length | 240 minutes |
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Director | Alan Gibson |
script |
Harold guest Steve Gethers |
production |
Gene Corman Lynn Guthrie |
music | Michel Legrand |
camera | Adam Greenberg |
cut | Robert F. Shugrue |
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Golda Meir (original title: A Woman Called Golda ) is a two-part American TV - biopic about Golda Meir with Ingrid Bergman in the titular lead role and Leonard Nimoy as Meir's husband.
action
In 1977, Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir returned to her old school in Milwaukee and told the students about her life.
In flashbacks of her childhood and her youth in Russia is shown to their emigration to the United States, her engagement there for persecuted Jews. Meir marries the American Morris Meyerson, with whom she moves to Jerusalem and has two children. After the death of her husband, she began her political career up to the Prime Minister of Israel .
publication
The film was produced by Paramount Domestic Television and premiered on April 26, 1982. In 2009 Paramount released the film on DVD.
Awards
The film was nominated in seven categories for the Primetime Emmy Award at the 1983 awards ceremony and received three awards. Among other things, Ingrid Bergman, who died in August 1982, was posthumously named Best Actress.
The film also received two Golden Globe nominations . Again, Bergman won Best Actress in a Mini-Series or TV Movie .
literature
In 1982, the US published thriller - Author Michael Avallone an eponymous book based on the TV movie.
Web links
- Golda Meir in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Paramount in Palestine Review by Eike Geisel in Der Spiegel No. 39 of September 27, 1982