Le Cervin en direct (1965)
- Released
- Runtime 0h 31m
- Director Walter Pluess
- Genres Documentary TV Movie
Synopsis
A climb to mark the 100th anniversary of the first ascent of the Matterhorn, live on TV. The programme, a coproduction of the Swiss, French, Italian and British televisions, was shown throughout Europe, in the United States and in Japan in a series of 5 broadcasts between 8 and 16h. This film, by the Swiss television, is a summary of the live broadcasts in a in a single program. Ian McNaught-Davis roped with the guide Heinrich Taugwalder and Jean Juge with Robert Bichler narrating the ascent while they climb by the original Whymper route. They follow the progression of Michel Darbellay and Hilti von Allmen who climb the north face by the Schmidt route. The program ends when all the teams meet at the summit.
Cast
- Ian McNaught-Davis as Self
- Heinrich Taugwalder as Self
- Jean Juge as Self
- Robert Bichler as Self (narrator)
-
Hamish MacInnes
as Self
- David Crabbe as Self
- Hilti von Allmen as Self
- John Cleare as Self
- Dick Cooper as Self
- Michel Darbellay as Self
-
Chris Brasher
as Self
-
Edward Whymper
as Self (related character)
Crew
- Walter Pluess Director
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