Regardezla vidĂ©o "House of Cards - saison 1 - Ă©pisode 1 Extrait vidĂ©o VO" de la sĂ©rie House of Cards sur AlloCinĂ© AlloCinĂ© Ex. : Game of thrones , Orange is the new black , Prison break C'est terrible et je vis la mĂȘme chose Ă  chaque fois qu'une de mes sĂ©ries prĂ©fĂ©rĂ©es se terminent. J'ai pleurĂ© devant le dernier Ă©pisode de Mad Men, je ne me suis jamais remis de la fin de LoĂŻs et Clark et voilĂ  qu'aujourd'hui, je dois Ă  nouveau dire au revoir Ă  une sĂ©rie qui m'a accompagnĂ© ces derniĂšres annĂ©es. C'est dĂ©chirant ! Surtout que House of Cards n'Ă©tait pas censĂ©e s'arrĂȘter de sitĂŽt... Pour ceux qui n'ont rien suivi, rĂ©sumĂ© des Ă©pisodes prĂ©cĂ©dents En 2013, Netflix crĂ©e House of Cards, premiĂšre sĂ©rie originale pour la plateforme de vidĂ©os Ă  la demande qui nourrissait jusque lĂ  son catalogue de films et de sĂ©ries qu’on avait dĂ©jĂ  vu ailleurs. PortĂ© par un casting 5 Ă©toiles et un David Fincher Ă  la rĂ©alisation, House of Cards sĂ©duit la critique et le grand public. Et Netflix gagne inĂ©luctablement des abonnĂ©s...Jusqu’à devenir le phĂ©nomĂšne qu’il est aujourd’hui. Plus d'1 amĂ©ricain sur 4 abonnĂ© Ă  Netflix, prĂšs de 4 millions d'abonnĂ©s en France et dĂ©sormais des milliards de dollars investis dans la crĂ©ation de contenus originaux. Et rien de tout cela n’aurait Ă©tĂ© possible sans le succĂšs de House of Cards. SĂ©rie racontant la conquĂȘte de la Maison Blanche par Frank Underwood, jouĂ© par Kevin Spacey, et par sa femme Claire Underwood, interprĂ©tĂ©e par Robin Wright. House of Cards explore les affres du pouvoir Ă  travers ce couple cynique et manipulateur, prĂȘt Ă  tout pour parvenir Ă  ses fins. Frank Underwood est l'antihĂ©ros parfait, le genre de personnage dont raffolent les sĂ©ries tĂ©lĂ©. Un bad guy. On a longtemps pensĂ© qu'il ne pouvait pas y avoir pire prĂ©sident Ă  Washington. Et puis on a eu Trump. Je me souviens avoir portĂ© un tee-shirt "Underwood 4 PrĂ©sident" au lendemain de la victoire de sa victoire. Je me souviens aussi que sur les rĂ©seaux sociaux pullulaient les photos de Frank Underwood, LE prĂ©sident de la pop culture, cette fameuse pop culture si hostile Ă  Trump... Un an plus tard, rĂ©apparaissaient sur la toile les mĂȘmes photos. Mais cette fois-ci, elles ne reprĂ©sentaient plus Frank Underwood, notre prĂ©sident, mais bien l'acteur Kevin Spacey. L'interprĂšte de Frank Underwood, accusĂ© d'agressions sexuelles en plein scandale MeTooSans Kevin Spacey, c'en Ă©tait fini de Frank Underwood. La rĂ©alitĂ© est parvenue Ă  tuer ce prĂ©sident que mĂȘme la fiction n'avait pas rĂ©ussi Ă  faire plier. Et sans son personnage principal, House of Cards n'a plus aucun sens. La derniĂšre saison que propose aujourd'hui Netflix est un digne baroud d'honneur avec Claire Underwood en chef de file mais Ă  quoi bon ? Le fantĂŽme de Frank hante cette Maison Blanche. Il faut se rendre Ă  l'Ă©vidence la sĂ©rie que j'aimais tant est morte subitement. Kevin Spacey l'a tuĂ©. Et vous savez quoi ? C'est bĂȘte mais cela fait un an que je n'arrive plus Ă  porter mon tee-shirt "Underwood 4 President". Houseof Cards, Saison 3 (VF) 2015 Homeland, Saison 7 (VF) 2018 Suits, L'intĂ©grale de la sĂ©rie (VF) 2020 True Detective, Saisons 1-3 (VF) 2019 Classement Drame Tout afficher Le TrĂŽne de fer, Saison 1 (VF) 2011 Season 5 As congress debates investigating Frank, he and Claire attempt to stoke fear of terrorism. Tom Yates continues his stay in the White House. The day before the election, Conway holds a 24-hour Skype session with voters, while Frank and Claire stump in key States and try to discredit him. 30 May 2017 Chapter 56 With a tight race and low voter turnout on Election Day, things look grim for Frank. But he's got one more trick up his sleeve. Nine weeks after Election Day, the Underwoods work to consolidate their power. Leann tries to track down a missing Aidan Macallan. When a crisis forces White House personnel to take shelter in a bunker, Commerce Department official Jane Davis negotiates through back channels. 30 May 2017 Chapter 62 The Underwoods and their team angle to undermine the revived committee investigating Frank. Hammerschmidt's investigation heats up. As the team tries to control the fallout from damaging testimony and leaks, everyone is under suspicion and tensions flare between Frank and Claire. 30 May 2017 Chapter 65 In the wake of a surprising announcement, everything at the White House is shaken up. A decision must be made about whether to go to war.
MĂȘmes’il n’y a pas eu de mises Ă  jour officielles. Netflix a un record de renouvellement d’émissions annulĂ©es, il est donc possible que l’émission soit reprise, nous pouvons anticiper la sortie de la saison 7 de House of Cards en 2022. L’annĂ©e prochaine sera la 15e anniversaire du spectacle, et de nombreux fans espĂšrent un retour.
La bande-annonce de la prochaine saison de House of Cards est enfin arrivĂ©e! Plusieurs l'attendaient avec impatience la date de sortie de la 5e saison de la sĂ©rie Ă  succĂšs sur Netflix, House of Cards. La petite aguiche a Ă©tĂ© diffusĂ©e pile-poil lors de l'inauguration du PrĂ©sident Trump. On espĂšre bien que Donald Trump n'est quand mĂȘme pas aussi sans coeur que Frank Underwood... Un drapeau Ă  l'envers, une AmĂ©rique sens dessus dessous? C'est ce que laissent prĂ©sager les petits trente secondes de visuel que nous a offert Netlflix aujourd'hui. La sĂ©rie sera disponible sur la chaĂźne de streaming dĂšs le 30 mai 2017. À lire aussi Une taxe pour utiliser Netflix? On peut maintenant Ă©couter Netflix n’importe oĂč et n’importe quand Top 5 des tĂ©lĂ©sĂ©ries de l’hiver 2017! CrĂ©dit photo Courtoisie Netflix
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HOC_501_Unit_01605r Before Kevin Spacey was removed from the final season of House of Cards following allegations of sexual misconduct, the Netflix series, its first big-budget foray into TV — an idea that was a bit of a gambit at the time —was already well on its way to making Claire Underwood the focus of its story. There’s no telling how everything would have played out even with the series there as a predecessor but if the first five seasons told us anything, it’s that both Claire and Frank Underwood would do anything to get into power and that Claire wasn’t about to settle for playing second fiddle to her husband. The bodies have piled up, as noted below, and the Underwood have taken control of Washington. Zoe Barnes, Peter Russo, and Tom Yates all died as the ruthless couple clambered their way to the top, and many more have been sacrificed in their name. The goal? To have complete power, and at the end of last season, that’s what they had. Frank had ascended to the presidency and then stepped down amidst scandal in order to wield his influence in the private sector while Claire stepped in as president. But how did we get there? What major events defined the Underwoods up to that point? Below is a recap of the major machinations, deaths, and plot points from the first five seasons. Give them a read and you’ll be all caught up on the drama, and ready to dive into the sixth and final season. HOC-MSG-07832r Credit Melinda Sue Gordon/Netflix Season One It doesn’t take long for the first season of House of Cards to establish that Frank Underwood Kevin Spacey, the focus of the entire season, is a ruthless man. The very first scene sees him kill a dog. Sure, it’s technically a “mercy” kill, but he enjoys it way too develops a romantic, I use that word very loosely, creepy, power-fueled relationship with a reporter named Zoe Barnes Kate Mara, whom he tips off with stories that benefit him politically. Frank is just a Congressman as the season begins, but he uses Zoe to take down the Secretary of State and get himself installed in the then uses a congressman with a drinking problem, Peter Russo Corey Stoll, to wield influence over a governor’s race, but when Peter begins to inspire people with his rags-to-riches story, Frank decides to destroy him
and I don’t mean politically. He hires Rachel Posner Rachel Brosnahan, a prostitute originally found with Russo when he was pulled over for a DUI, to seduce him and convince him to drink heavily the night before an important radio interview. The sloppy interview ruins Peter’s chances at becoming Governor, but that’s not enough for Frank, so he murders Peter by suffocating him in his car in a parking garage and making it look like a suicide. It’s not the only murder he’ll commit this season, and far from the only one he’ll condone later the season’s power plays unfold, Frank finds himself in the role of Vice President of the United States. It’s exactly where he wants to be. Well, almost exactly where he wants to be. That President’s desk looks awfully comfy. HOC_NEB_EP201_SC33pt_0081r4 Credit Nathaniel E. Bell/Netflix Season Two So, remember Zoe Barnes from the first season? Well, she’s dangerous to Frank now, so he does what’s becoming common for him he pushes her in front of a subway train. Yes, that’s in the first episode of the season. House of Cards just throwing it all out there right off the season is all about Frank gunning for the presidency. So, he goes after the sitting president and secretly exposes his marital problems through back channels. Then he sets about discrediting Zoe Barnes’ journalist boyfriend, Lucas, who knows Frank had something to do with her death and gets him locked up in prison after luring him into some shady online Stamper Michael Kelly, Frank’s chief of staff, attempts to keep Rachel Posner quiet about the Peter Russo business by moving her out of Washington and setting her up with a new life. But Doug becomes obsessed with her and balks at her new relationship with a woman named Lisa. Doug forces Rachel out of her bed in the middle of the night and drives her into the middle of nowhere, not saying a word, as we all have horrible flashbacks to Adriana in The Sopranos. Rachel escapes though, running into the woods and then attacking Doug when he follows, bashing him over the head with a rock, and the second season leaves us wondering if he’s Claire Robin Wright becomes a character. Her big moment this season is telling the truth about the sexual abuse she went through at the hands of a high-ranking military figure. It’s the first instance we see of Claire moving out of her world of business and non-profits and into the political arena. She becomes a champion of military reform and women’s rights, and a force to be reckoned a series of complicated dealings with businessman billionaire Raymond Tusk Gerald McRaney and Jackie Sharp Molly Parker, Frank gets the president to resign and is sworn in himself. HOC_406_02407r Credit David Giesbrecht/Netflix Season Three Frank’s main villain this season is Victor Petrov, the Russian president, and their clashes make for some of the show’s best work. A lot of this season is wonky, boring political machinations, but the inclusion of Petrov, and Claire’s involvement in going up against him, is in this season, Frank must vie to be the Democratic nominee for president since he just stepped into the role. He promises Heather Dunbar that he won’t run in the primary, leaving her with the nomination, but of course, he goes back on his is finally tired of being second to Frank and sets out on her own to become the Ambassador to the United Nations. She’s denied the position, but Frank gives her a recess appointment anyway. It’s through this appointment that the season’s most powerful story takes place. Claire travels to Russia to talk with Petrov not only about settling a dispute in regards to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but also to advocate for the release of an LGBT activist, Michael Corrigan, who has been imprisoned. Claire begs Michael to publicly deny his sexual orientation so that he can live to fight another day, but he refuses. Claire wakes up to find him dead, hanging from a rope in his denunciation of Petrov creates a feud between the and Russia. Petrov will only sign Frank’s necessary peace deal if Claire resigns, and Frank forces her to do just that. This leads to the most substantial crack in the Underwood marriage yet, as Claire ends the season by walking out on the president as he’s preparing to leave for the important Iowa caucus. Oh, and Tom Yates Paul Sparks is introduced this season; the writer will have more than his fair share of access to the Underwoods in future Stamper is not dead. He finds his way back to Washington, infiltrates the Dunbar campaign, and works his way back into Frank’s good book. Then he really goes off the deep end, because Frank needs to know all the loose ends involving Peter Russo are tied up. So, he tracks down Rachel Posner and kills her, running her over with his car in the middle of the desert. house-of-cards Season Four This season is largely defined by the Underwoods doing battle against one another. By season’s end they’ll be back on the same page, but for most of its 13 episodes, Claire and Frank go up against each other in the political means sabotaging each other. When Claire goes after a seat in Congress in her hometown of Dallas, Frank supports the woman she’s running against. In retaliation, Claire’s political consultant LeAnn Harvey Neve Campbell leaks a photo of Frank’s father posing with a member of the KKK and uses it in conjunction with a photo Frank once took with a Confederate reenactor. All of this leads to political losses for both biggest moment of this season comes when Lucas, the journalist boyfriend of Zoe Barnes, is freed from prison. He tries desperately to reveal the truth about Frank Underwood’s corruption and grabs for power—not to mention the whole murder thing—but when no one will believe him, he takes matters into his own hands. He tries to assassinate the president but ends up taking out Frank’s bodyguard/occasional threesome partner Edward Meechum. Lucas dies too when Meechum gets one heroic shot off before his death. It’s so dramatic, you still gets shot though, and that means he needs a liver transplant to save his life. He gets one after Doug Stamper gets the Secretary of Health to manipulate the donor list, which sets up Doug’s own struggles later on, knowing that he bumped someone else down the list. He eventually gets romantically involved with the widow of the man he bumped, which is every bit as weird as it sounds. By the end of the season, the assassination attempt has brought the Underwoods back together, and they realize they’re more powerful as a cohesive unit, and the open Democratic convention sees the people elect Claire as Frank’s Vice Presidential candidate. They know working together is going to be necessary going forward, as they, and we, are introduced to their newest political opponent, Will Conway Joel Kinnaman, a young vet and the Republican candidate for president. The only other potential foe for the Underwoods is Tom Hammerschmidt, the Washington Herald editor who takes up Lucas’ mantle and begins investigating the couple and publishing articles about their corruption. HOC_603_01055r Credit David Giesbrecht/Netflix Season Five Hey, remember Tom Yates, the sullen writer who was sleeping with Claire and seemed to be welcomed into the life of the Underwoods in almost every way? Well, he’s dead now because the draft of his new book was a little too “tell all” for Claire, so she poisons him after a fireside roll in the hay. Oh, House of Cards, you will never is set to take the fall for Zoe Barnes’ murder? Is that what happened? It sounds crazy, but that’s exactly what Frank orders his loyal sidekick to do. We’ll see if he goes through with it this season, and how it all plays out, especially with Frank being written out of the a chance that LeAnn Harvey is dead in a car crash, but we don’t know for sure. Something feels shady about season sees Frank wage war on the ICO terrorists, the most prominent of whom is an American. Claire gets the man’s mother to go in front of the media and ask him to turn himself in, but that doesn’t work. Well, not exactly. As it turns out, Frank’s had him captured the whole time, and then he has him killed. No trial, no media, nothing. It all serves to make Frank look tough on fake terrorist threat executed by hacker Aidan MacAllan helps swing the election in favor of the Underwoods, who are coming mighty close to losing to Will Conway. The whole election plot is so convoluted. There’s a concession, two “terrorist” attacks, votes from the House and Senate, and then Claire being temporarily sworn in as President before Frank once again takes over. Conway goes down once and for all when Frank obtains footage of him losing it on a flight where he demands that the pilots allow him to fly the plane. It’s
not a good look, and suggests he’s suffering from adds yet another body to his list by pushing Cathy Durant down the stairs. She’s not dead, but still, that’s some violent stuff, Frank! All to stop her from testifying against him. So, eventually Frank resigns from the presidency, and his plan is supposedly to wield power in the private sector while Claire controls the government. All he needs is a presidential pardon from his wife. So the season ends with Claire refusing to give him the pardon, Doug admitting to a murder he didn’t commit, and Claire asserting that she’s going to be the Underwood with all the power now. Season Six of House of Cards hits Netflix Friday, Nov. 2. Related content House of Cards puts the patriarchy on notice in final season EW reviewRobin Wright wanted Stephen Colbert for House of CardsRobin Wright is a president to fear in the House of Cards final season trailer Episode Recaps House-of-Cards-Series-Finale-01 S6 E8 Recap House of Cards series finale recap The brutal legacy of Claire Hale By Kyle Fowle HOC_607_Unit_05553r S6 E7 Recap House of Cards recap Setting the stage for Doug vs. Claire By Kyle Fowle HOC_606_Unit_00327r S6 E6 Recap House of Cards recap Three deaths and a baby By Kyle Fowle HOC_605_Unit_01198r S6 E5 Recap House of Cards recap Claire finally makes her move By Kyle Fowle HOC_604_Unit_02650r S6 E4 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 69' By Kyle Fowle HOC_603_02432r S6 E3 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 68' By Kyle Fowle HOC_602_Unit_02823r1 S6 E2 Recap House of Cards recap The Shepherds put the pressure on Claire By Kyle Fowle HOC_601_Unit_00161r S6 E1 Recap House of Cards final season premiere recap One nation under Claire Underwood By Kyle Fowle HOC_601_Unit_00161r The House of Cards series recap Everything you need to know before the final season premieres By Kyle Fowle HOC_513_Unit_00621r S5 E13 Recap House of Cards finale recap 'Chapter 65' By Kyle Fowle HOC_512_Unit_01846r S5 E12 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 64' By Kyle Fowle House-of-Cards S5 E11 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 63' By Kyle Fowle RECAP House of Cards Season 5, S5 E10 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 62' By Kyle Fowle RECAP House of Cards Season 5, S5 E9 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 61' By Kyle Fowle HOC_508_Unit_00327r S5 E8 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 60' By Kyle Fowle HOC_507_Unit_00667r S5 E7 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 59' By Kyle Fowle RECAP House of Cards Season 5, Ep. 6 S5 E6 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 58' By Kyle Fowle RECAP House of Cards Season 5, Ep. 5 S5 E5 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 57' By Kyle Fowle HOC_504_Unit_02641r1 S5 E4 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 56' By Kyle Fowle house of cards season 5 episode 3 S5 E3 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 55' By Kyle Fowle house of cards season 5 episode 2 S5 E2 Recap House of Cards recap 'Chapter 54' By Kyle Fowle house of cards season 5 episode 1 S5 E1 Recap House of Cards premiere recap 'Chapter 53' By Kyle Fowle Image HOC_501_Unit_01605r House of Cards Ballots, betrayal, and barbecue combine in Netflix’s original drama, which stars Kevin Spacey as cunning congressman Frank Underwood and Robin Wright as his equally ruthless Lady Macbeth. Based on a 1990 BBC serial of the same name. type TV Show seasons 6 episodes 68517 rating creator Beau Willimon network Netflix stream service Netflix

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Pays États-Unis Genres Crime, Drame DurĂ©e d’un Ă©pisode 55 minutes DurĂ©e totale 66 heures 55 minutes Statut TerminĂ©e ChaĂźne Netflix 2013 59K membres 6 saisons73 Ă©pisodes Suite Ă  l'Ă©lection d'un nouveau prĂ©sident des États-Unis, le Tout-Washington attend la nomination de l'un de ses soutiens, le dĂ©putĂ© Frank Underwood, Ă  un poste majeur. Mais le prĂ©sident n'honore pas sa promesse. BlessĂ© par ce coup bas qu'il n'a pas vu venir, Franck n'a plus qu'un but la vengeance . En compagnie de sa femme Claire qui souhaite le voir arriver au sommet de l'État pour faciliter l'expansion de son association caritative, Underwood active ses rĂ©seaux et Ă©labore en urgence une stratĂ©gie de reconquĂȘte tout-terrain. À voir sur ARTE les sĂ©ries qui ont inspirĂ© les sĂ©ries US La tendance aux adaptations n’est pas prĂšs de s’arrĂȘter. On vous parlait rĂ©cemment de En thĂ©rapie sur ARTE ou encore Your Honor sur Canal+, qui sont toutes les deux basĂ©es sur des sĂ©ries israĂ©liennes. On vous propose un retour aux sources avec quatre sĂ©ries qui ont inspirĂ© les grosses productions amĂ©ricaines, toutes disponibles sur la plateforme l'intĂ©gralitĂ© de l'article Saison Épisodes ActualitĂ©s 10 Acteurs 11 VidĂ©os 13 Photos 45 SĂ©ries similaires 24
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Season 5 As congress debates investigating Frank, he and Claire attempt to stoke fear of terrorism. Tom Yates continues his stay in the White House. 30 May 2017 Chapter 54 Frank and his team work to leverage support in key states by any means necessary. Claire learns some upsetting news about one of Frank's friends. 30 May 2017 Chapter 55 The day before the election, Conway holds a 24-hour Skype session with voters, while Frank and Claire stump in key States and try to discredit him. 30 May 2017 Chapter 56 With a tight race and low voter turnout on Election Day, things look grim for Frank. But he's got one more trick up his sleeve. Nine weeks after Election Day, the Underwoods work to consolidate their power. Leann tries to track down a missing Aidan Macallan. 30 May 2017 Chapter 58 In the midst of uncertainty, suspected Russian forces take over an American station in Antarctica. Meanwhile, a damaging news leak could hurt Frank. 30 May 2017 Chapter 59 When a crisis forces White House personnel to take shelter in a bunker, Commerce Department official Jane Davis negotiates through back channels. 30 May 2017 Chapter 60 While Frank attends an elite men's weekend gathering to firm up support, Claire deals with a stranded Russian ship and threats from Petrov. 30 May 2017 Chapter 61 Petrov tries to influence affairs in the Jane discusses her agenda with Claire. With her job at stake, Leann reaches out to a reporter for help. 30 May 2017 Chapter 62 The Underwoods and their team angle to undermine the revived committee investigating Frank. Hammerschmidt's investigation heats up. As the team tries to control the fallout from damaging testimony and leaks, everyone is under suspicion and tensions flare between Frank and Claire.
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