Universal
Amblin Entertainment / Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2005.07.04.
Larry J. Franco - Producer
Kathleen Kennedy - Producer
Peter Buchman - Screenwriter
Alexander Payne - Screenwriter
Jim Taylor - Screenwriter
Shelly Johnson - Cinematographer
Don Davis - Composer (Music Score)
Robert Dalva - Editor
Doug Meerdink - Art Director
Greg Papalia - Supervising Art Director
David Womark - Associate Producer
Steven Spielberg - Executive Producer
Betsy Cox - Costume Designer
Christopher Boyes - Sound/Sound Designer
Thomas D. Causey - Sound/Sound Designer
Gary Summers - Sound/Sound Designer
Michael Lantieri - Special Effects
Artist Robinson - First Assistant Director
Christophe Hery - Supervisor/Manager
Nancy Foy - Casting
David Lowery - Storyboard Artist
Mark S. Miller - Visual Effects Producer
Jim Mitchell - Visual Effects Supervisor
Pat Romano - Stunts Coordinator
Stan Winston - Animatronic Effects / Creature Effects
William H. Macy - Paul Kirby
Téa Leoni - Amanda Kirby
Alessandro Nivola - Billy Brennan
Trevor Morgan - Eric Kirby
Michael Jeter - Udesky
John Diehl - Cooper
Laura Dern - Ellie Sattler
Bruce A. Young - Nash
Taylor Nichols - Mark
Mark Harelik - Ben Hildebrand
Julio Oscar Mechoso - Enrique Cardoso
Sonia Jackson
Bruce French
MGM / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2007.01.21.
Secret Agent 007 must stop a megalomaniacal technology mogul from destroying Silicon Valley in this unexceptional entry in the James Bond series. Computer baron Max Zorin (Christopher Walken) is planning to trigger a major California earthquake in order to wipe out his competitors. Bond is assigned to stop him, but first he must do battle with Zorin's statuesque partner in crime, May Day (Grace Jones). The expected high-wire confrontations ensue, as Bond battles the villains at international landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and takes the occasional break to romance an attractive geologist. Unfortunately, nothing fresh is brought to the familiar formula, and even the well-staged action sequences prove less than exciting. Indeed, this otherwise by-the-numbers production is most notable for the fact that it marked the final appearance of Roger Moore as the dashing Bond
John Glen - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer / Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Alan Hume - Cinematographer
John Barry - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Duran Duran - Songwriter
Peter Davies - Editor
Armin Ganz - Production Designer
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
John Fenner - Art Director
Crispian Sallis - Set Designer
Emma Porteous - Costume Designer
George Frost - Makeup
Lawrence James Cavanaugh - Special Effects
John Morris - Special Effects
Ken Morris - Special Effects
Willy Neuner - Special Effects
John Richardson - Special Effects
André Trielli - Special Effects
Joss Williams - Special Effects
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
M. James Arnett - Stunts
Claude Carliez - Stunts
Bob Simmons - Stunts
Jason White - Stunts
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Christopher Walken - Max Zorin
Tanya Roberts - Stacey Sutton
Grace Jones - May Day
Patrick Macnee - Tibbett
Fiona Fullerton - Pola Ivanova
Patrick Bauchau - Scarpine
David Yip - Chuck Lee
Manning Redwood - Bob Conley
Alison Doody - Jenny Flex
Willoughby Gray - Dr. Carl Mortner
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Walter Gotell - Gen. Gogol
Geoffrey Keen - Minister of Defense
Carole Ashby - Whistling Girl
Dominique Risbourg - Butterfly Act Compere
Lucien Jerome - Paris Taxi Driver
Peter Ensor - Tycoon
Bogdan Kominowski - Klotkoff
Taylor McAuley - Guard
Ron Tarr - Guard
Gerard Buhr - Auctioneer
Anthony Chinn - Taiwanese Tycoon
Joe Flood - U.S. Police Captain
Daniel Benzali - Howe
Bill Ackridge - O'Rourke
Mary Stavin - Kimberley Jones
Tony Sibbald - Mine Foreman
Papillon Soo Soo - Pan Ho
Dolph Lundgren - Venz
Jean Rougerie - Aubergine
Seva Novgorodtsev - Helicopter Pilot
MGM / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.11.
Secret Agent 007 must stop a megalomaniacal technology mogul from destroying Silicon Valley in this unexceptional entry in the James Bond series. Computer baron Max Zorin (Christopher Walken) is planning to trigger a major California earthquake in order to wipe out his competitors. Bond is assigned to stop him, but first he must do battle with Zorin's statuesque partner in crime, May Day (Grace Jones). The expected high-wire confrontations ensue, as Bond battles the villains at international landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and takes the occasional break to romance an attractive geologist. Unfortunately, nothing fresh is brought to the familiar formula, and even the well-staged action sequences prove less than exciting. Indeed, this otherwise by-the-numbers production is most notable for the fact that it marked the final appearance of Roger Moore as the dashing Bond
John Glen - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer / Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Alan Hume - Cinematographer
John Barry - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Duran Duran - Songwriter
Peter Davies - Editor
Armin Ganz - Production Designer
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
John Fenner - Art Director
Crispian Sallis - Set Designer
Emma Porteous - Costume Designer
George Frost - Makeup
Lawrence James Cavanaugh - Special Effects
John Morris - Special Effects
Ken Morris - Special Effects
Willy Neuner - Special Effects
John Richardson - Special Effects
André Trielli - Special Effects
Joss Williams - Special Effects
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
M. James Arnett - Stunts
Claude Carliez - Stunts
Bob Simmons - Stunts
Jason White - Stunts
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Christopher Walken - Max Zorin
Tanya Roberts - Stacey Sutton
Grace Jones - May Day
Patrick Macnee - Tibbett
Fiona Fullerton - Pola Ivanova
Patrick Bauchau - Scarpine
David Yip - Chuck Lee
Manning Redwood - Bob Conley
Alison Doody - Jenny Flex
Willoughby Gray - Dr. Carl Mortner
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Walter Gotell - Gen. Gogol
Geoffrey Keen - Minister of Defense
Carole Ashby - Whistling Girl
Dominique Risbourg - Butterfly Act Compere
Lucien Jerome - Paris Taxi Driver
Peter Ensor - Tycoon
Bogdan Kominowski - Klotkoff
Taylor McAuley - Guard
Ron Tarr - Guard
Gerard Buhr - Auctioneer
Anthony Chinn - Taiwanese Tycoon
Joe Flood - U.S. Police Captain
Daniel Benzali - Howe
Bill Ackridge - O'Rourke
Mary Stavin - Kimberley Jones
Tony Sibbald - Mine Foreman
Papillon Soo Soo - Pan Ho
Dolph Lundgren - Venz
Jean Rougerie - Aubergine
Seva Novgorodtsev - Helicopter Pilot
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2007.01.21.
A csavaros eszu és dörzsölt Blofeld ugyanis nem túladni akar a gyémántokon. Neki egészen mások a tervei. És ha megvalósítja oket, az világméretu nukleáris katasztrófához vezetne. Márpedig neki ez a célja. Csakhogy valamirol megfeledkezett. Hogy van egy ember, akit nagyon bosszant, ha háborgatják a világbékét. És úgy tunik, ez a valaki már ki is jött a béketurésébol. Az o neve Bond. James Bond.
After the lamented George Lazenby was given a one-film fling at the role of James Bond, Sean Connery returned to the tux, gimmicks and catchphrases of Secret Agent 007 in Diamonds are Forever. Fragments of Ian Fleming's original 1954 novel remain, including the characters of the alluring Tiffany Case (Jill St. John, who wears the equivalent of a postage stamp throughout the film) and fey hit men Wynt and Mr. Kidd. The rest of Richard Maibaum and Tom Mankiewicz' script goes its own merry way, involving Bond in a scheme by the insidious Ernst Blofeld (Charles Gray) to force the world powers to disarm so that he can take over the globe. Folksinger Jimmy Dean shows up briefly as a Howard Hughes-like reclusive billionaire, while Lana Wood (Natalie's sister) is a "human prop" in a spectacular high-and-dizzy bit. Agreeing to make Diamonds are Forever only because the money was good, Sean Connery parted company with James Bond for keeps after this film — "keeps," in this case, being until he once more answered the siren song of cold cash in 1982's Never Say Never Again
Guy Hamilton - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Tom Mankiewicz - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Bert Bates - Editor
John W. Holmes - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Bill Kenney - Art Director
Jack Maxsted - Art Director
John P. Austin - Set Designer
Peter Lamont - Set Designer
Donfeld - Costume Designer
Don Feld - Costume Designer
Elsa Fennell - Costume Designer
Ted Tetrick - Costume Designer
John W. Mitchell - Sound/Sound Designer
Al Overton - Sound/Sound Designer
Les Hillman - Special Effects
Whitney McMahon - Special Effects
Wally Veevers - Special Effects
Albert J. Whitlock - Special Effects
Derek Cracknell - First Assistant Director
Paul R. Baxley, Jr. - Stunts
Bob Simmons - Stunts
díjak:
Best Sound (nom) John Mitchell 1971 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Alfred J. Overton 1971 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Gordon K. McCallum 1971 Academy
Jill St. John - Tiffany Case
Charles Gray - Ernst Blofeld
Lana Wood - Plenty O'Toole
Jimmy Dean - Willard Whyte
Bruce Cabot - Saxby
Trina Parks - Thumper
Shane Rimmer - Tom
Desmond Llewelyn - "Q"
Bernard Lee - M
Frank Olegario - Man in Fez
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Laurence Naismith - Sir Donald Munger
Margaret Lacey - Mrs. Whistler
Marc Lawrence
Bill Hutchinson - Moon Crater Controller
Brinsley Forde - Houseboy
Janos Kurucz - Aide to Metz
Joe Robinson - Peter Franks
Henry Rowland - Dentist
George A. Cooper - SPECTRE Agent
Putter Smith - Mr. Kidd
Tom Steele - Guard
Burt Metcalfe - Maxwell
Larry Blake - Barker
Nicky Blair - Doorman
Norman Burton - Felix Leiter
Ed Call - Maxie
Dick Crockett - Crane Operator
Ray Baker - Helicopter Pilot
John Abineri - Airline Representative
Ed Bishop - Klaus Hergersheimer
Leonard Barr - Shady Tree
David Bauer - Slumber
Karl Held - Agent
Bruce Glover - Wint
Donna Garrett - Bambi
Sid Haig
David Healy - Vandenburg Launch Director
Constantin de Goguel - Aide To Metz
Gary Dubin - Boy
David de Keyser - Doctor
Joseph Furst - Metz
Clifford Earl - Immigration Officer
Mark Elwes - Sir Donald's Secretary
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2005.12.06.
A csavaros eszu és dörzsölt Blofeld ugyanis nem túladni akar a gyémántokon. Neki egészen mások a tervei. És ha megvalósítja oket, az világméretu nukleáris katasztrófához vezetne. Márpedig neki ez a célja. Csakhogy valamirol megfeledkezett. Hogy van egy ember, akit nagyon bosszant, ha háborgatják a világbékét. És úgy tunik, ez a valaki már ki is jött a béketurésébol. Az o neve Bond. James Bond.
After the lamented George Lazenby was given a one-film fling at the role of James Bond, Sean Connery returned to the tux, gimmicks and catchphrases of Secret Agent 007 in Diamonds are Forever. Fragments of Ian Fleming's original 1954 novel remain, including the characters of the alluring Tiffany Case (Jill St. John, who wears the equivalent of a postage stamp throughout the film) and fey hit men Wynt and Mr. Kidd. The rest of Richard Maibaum and Tom Mankiewicz' script goes its own merry way, involving Bond in a scheme by the insidious Ernst Blofeld (Charles Gray) to force the world powers to disarm so that he can take over the globe. Folksinger Jimmy Dean shows up briefly as a Howard Hughes-like reclusive billionaire, while Lana Wood (Natalie's sister) is a "human prop" in a spectacular high-and-dizzy bit. Agreeing to make Diamonds are Forever only because the money was good, Sean Connery parted company with James Bond for keeps after this film — "keeps," in this case, being until he once more answered the siren song of cold cash in 1982's Never Say Never Again
Guy Hamilton - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Tom Mankiewicz - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Bert Bates - Editor
John W. Holmes - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Bill Kenney - Art Director
Jack Maxsted - Art Director
John P. Austin - Set Designer
Peter Lamont - Set Designer
Donfeld - Costume Designer
Don Feld - Costume Designer
Elsa Fennell - Costume Designer
Ted Tetrick - Costume Designer
John W. Mitchell - Sound/Sound Designer
Al Overton - Sound/Sound Designer
Les Hillman - Special Effects
Whitney McMahon - Special Effects
Wally Veevers - Special Effects
Albert J. Whitlock - Special Effects
Derek Cracknell - First Assistant Director
Paul R. Baxley, Jr. - Stunts
Bob Simmons - Stunts
díjak:
Best Sound (nom) John Mitchell 1971 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Alfred J. Overton 1971 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Gordon K. McCallum 1971 Academy
Jill St. John - Tiffany Case
Charles Gray - Ernst Blofeld
Lana Wood - Plenty O'Toole
Jimmy Dean - Willard Whyte
Bruce Cabot - Saxby
Trina Parks - Thumper
Shane Rimmer - Tom
Desmond Llewelyn - "Q"
Bernard Lee - M
Frank Olegario - Man in Fez
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Laurence Naismith - Sir Donald Munger
Margaret Lacey - Mrs. Whistler
Marc Lawrence
Bill Hutchinson - Moon Crater Controller
Brinsley Forde - Houseboy
Janos Kurucz - Aide to Metz
Joe Robinson - Peter Franks
Henry Rowland - Dentist
George A. Cooper - SPECTRE Agent
Putter Smith - Mr. Kidd
Tom Steele - Guard
Burt Metcalfe - Maxwell
Larry Blake - Barker
Nicky Blair - Doorman
Norman Burton - Felix Leiter
Ed Call - Maxie
Dick Crockett - Crane Operator
Ray Baker - Helicopter Pilot
John Abineri - Airline Representative
Ed Bishop - Klaus Hergersheimer
Leonard Barr - Shady Tree
David Bauer - Slumber
Karl Held - Agent
Bruce Glover - Wint
Donna Garrett - Bambi
Sid Haig
David Healy - Vandenburg Launch Director
Constantin de Goguel - Aide To Metz
Gary Dubin - Boy
David de Keyser - Doctor
Joseph Furst - Metz
Clifford Earl - Immigration Officer
Mark Elwes - Sir Donald's Secretary
Eon Productions / MGM
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2007.01.21.
James Bond ezúttal Észak-Koreában kontárkodik bele egy gyémánt-fegyver csereüzletbe. Bár a buli egy látványos üldözéses akcióban meghiúsul - sok ezer dollárt költenek el a kellő hatás elérésének érdekében (sok-sok robbanás), de azért a hatvanas évekből visszaköszönő makettek és rávetítés néhol megmosolyognivaló -, Bond fogságba esik, persze csak egy rövid időre. Kiszabadulva - ismét vicces: átúszik Hong-Kongba - üldözőbe veszi az általa halottnak vélt rosszfiút, aki tömegpusztító fegyvert akar gyártani, hogy uralja a világot.
Sokak számára a hagyományokkal leginkább szakító ötlet Madonna felkérése volt a címdal eléneklésére. Kétségtelen, hogy a popikon Die Another Day című dala a XXI. század pop-techno stílusában íródott, ami a legkevésbé sem egyezik a konzervatív brit ügynök világával. Magával a számmal végső soron nincs is baj, sokkal inkább zavaró, hogy a főcím alatt szóló számban Madonna tulajdonképpen arcot ölt - a tűzből formálódó alakja és arca egyértelműen meghatározza a művésznőt -, ami teljesen elüt az eddigi koncepciótól (hát szép lett volna, ha mondjuk Tina Turner szteppel a sorok között…) és itt is inkább félrevezető, semmint újszerű.
A másik gyengének vélt láncszem Lee Tamahori rendező személye. A korábban az Egykoron harcosok voltak-kal berobbanó alkotó amerikai pályafutása során jobbára középszerű tucatfilmeket produkált (A vadon foglyai, Mulholland Falls, A pók hálójában és egy epizód rendezése a Maffiózók című sorozatban), ráadásul a dinamikus high-tech akciófilm műfaj kifejezetten távol állt tőle. A kétkedőket megnyugtathatom: a rendezőn nem múlt semmi. Egészen pontosan a vonalvezetés és képkomponálás kifogástalan (az operatőr David Tattersall a Klónok támadásában edzette magát).
A színészek közül Brosnan talán most nyújtja a legmeggyőzőbb alakítását, Judi Dench pedig igazolja, hogy a megújult James Bond (azaz a Pierce Brosnan korszak) nélküle fabatkát sem érne. John Cleese egypercese a mozi üde színfoltja, míg Halle Berry ezúttal nem mutatja meg bájait, és tehetségét sem, de visszafogott alakítása is megüti a korábbi női szereplők színvonalát (ráadásul sohasem volt ennyire öntudatos egyetlen Bond lány sem, még ha két perccel találkozásuk után máris ágyba kerülnek).
A probléma azzal van, hogy ez a mozi tulajdonképpen nem James Bond film. Az általam az xXx kapcsán már korábban jósolt vonulat elérte a 007-est. Pedig a forgatókönyvírók a Világ nem elég után már a második Bond mozit írták, de a kettő között legalábbis egy Grand Canyon méretű szakadék tátong. Minden sárm eltűnt Bondból, és a történet a nyers, színtiszta akció szintjére süllyedt le. Persze ennek valahol megvan az előnye, elvégre unatkozni tényleg nem nagyon lehet, de az értelem és az ügynökre jellemző rafináltság teljesen múlt idő - mintha már az is gondot okozott volna, hogy az egyes akciójelenteket és színhelyeket milyen dramaturgia kösse össze. Lehet persze azt mondani, hogy a jó öreg Bond igen régimódi volt már, ideje volt egy kis fazonigazításnak, de a változás olyan jellegű, mintha a 007-est Vin Diesel játszaná. Éppen csak az egyik legnagyobb erény, a hagyomány hiányzik az alkotásból. Így pedig a mozi az xXx által diktált színvonalat és fordulatszámot igyekszik követni és überelni, és sajnos azt kell mondanom, hogy bizonyos pillanatokban még azt a szintet sem sikerül elérni. Ráadásul nem tesz jót a filmnek az Ál/Arc-ból kölcsönzött ötlet sem (arc csere).
Így hiába az egzotikus tájakon és a különleges helyszíneken zajló akciók (különösen látványos az izlandi jelenetsor a jégen korcsolyázó autókkal), a néző csak bámul maga elé meredten és várja Bondot, mármint az igazi James Bond-ot, hiába. Hogy ez az elhibázott forgatókönyvnek, a rendezőválasztásnak, a szereplőválasztásnak (Berry), a zeneválasztásnak (Madonna) köszönhető, nem tudni, de gyanítom, hogy az összes tényező együttesen váltja ki az ellenállást a James Bond rajongókból. Ez a falat most nagyon keserű lesz...
Pierce Brosnan makes his fourth appearance as suave super-spy James Bond in this espionage thriller, the 20th film in the official Bond series. While on assignment in North Korea, Bond is captured by government agents, where he's imprisoned and tortured for over a year. When Bond finally wins his freedom, not everyone is certain 007 is still capable of doing the job, but after Zao (Rick Yune), the North Korean operative who snared Bond, is discovered to be in cahoots with unscrupulous entrepreneur Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens), Bond is back on the case, and he finds the two men have sinister plans which could decide the fate of the world. As Bond hops from England to Cuba to Korea to Iceland in pursuit of his quarry, he (as usual) makes the acquaintance of two beautiful and mysterious women, Jinx (Halle Berry) and Miranda Frost (Rosamund Pike). Judi Dench and John Cleese return in Die Another Day as, respectively, Bond's superior M and gadget-master Q; Madonna contributes the film's theme song and makes a cameo appearance as a fencing instructor.
Lee Tamahori - Director
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Neal Purvis - Screenwriter
Robert Wade - Screenwriter
David Tattersall - Cinematographer
David Arnold - Composer (Music Score)
Christian Wagner - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
James Hambidge - Art Director
Mark Harris - Art Director
Fred Hole - Art Director
Simon Lamont - Supervising Art Director
Jim Morahan - Art Director
Stephen Scott - Art Director
Alan Tomkins - Art Director
Callum McDougall - Co-producer
Anthony Waye - Executive Producer
Simon Wakefield - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
Chris Munro - Sound/Sound Designer
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
George Aguilar - Stunts Coordinator
Vic Armstrong - Second Unit Director / Stunts Coordinator
Mara Bryan - Visual Effects Supervisor
Chris Corbould - Special Effects Supervisor
Martin Evans - Supervising Sound Editor
Don King - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
Shaun O'Dell - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
Jonathan P.B. Taylor - Additional Photography
Arthur Wooster - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
díjak:
Best Original Song (nom) Madonna 2002 Golden Globe
Halle Berry - Jinx
Toby Stephens - Gustav Graves
Rosamund Pike - Miranda Frost
Rick Yune - Zao
Judi Dench - M
John Cleese - Q
Michael Madsen - Falco
Kenneth Tsang - General Moon
Will Yun Lee - Colonel Moon
Emilio Echevarria - Raoul
Samantha Bond - Miss Moneypenny
Colin Salmon - Charles Robinson
Mikhail Gorevoy - Vlad
Lawrence Makoare - Mr. Kil
Madonna - Verity [uncredited]
United Artists
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2007.01.21.
Terence Young directed this first of a long line of screen adventures with Ian Fleming's unflappable British Secret Service Agent 007 in a fast-paced, tongue-in-cheek style that set the tone for the rest of the popular series. Sean Connery sets the standard by which all future takers must measure themselves as the insouciant and devil-may-care James Bond. The story concerns Bond being sent to Jamaica to investigate the murders of a British agent and his secretary. During his investigation, he comes into contact with the evil and unscrupulous Chinese scientist Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman) who, living on an island called Crab Key, is hard at work in a nuclear laboratory. Dr. No's scheme is to divert rockets being fired from Cape Canaveral off their charted course and to blackmail the United States to get their rocket launches restored to normal. Helping Bond is Ursula Andress (mostly undressed in a bikini throughout most of the film), as well as bad gals like Zena Marshall, who almost leads Bond to his death in her bedroom, and Eunice Gayson, a Bond pickup in a London gambling house who proves herself a greater adversary than even James Bond can handle.
Terence Young - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Johanna Harwood - Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Berkley Mather - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Monty Norman - Composer (Music Score)
Eric Rogers - Musical Direction/Supervision
Peter Hunt - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Sidney Cain - Art Director
Syd Cain - Art Director
John O'Gorman - Makeup
Frank George - Special Effects
Bob Simmons - Stunts
díjak:
New Star of the Year - Female (win) Ursula
Ursula Andress - Honey Ryder
Joseph Wiseman - Dr. No
Jack Lord - Felix Leiter
Bernard Lee - M
Anthony Dawson - Prof. Dent
Zena Marshall - Miss Taro
John Kitzmiller - Quarrel
Eunice Gayson - Sylvia
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Margaret LeWars - Photographer
Peter Burton - Maj. Boothroyd
Reggie Carter - Jones
Yvonne Shima - Sister Lily
Lester Prendergast - Pussfeller
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2005.12.05.
Nem is tétlenkednek sokáig a KGB emberei: mire Bond (Roger Moore) a helyszínre érkezik, már társai is akadnak, akik szintén az ATAC megszerzésén munkálkodnak. A 007-esnek ezúttal a szokottnál is elszántabb hölgykíséroje akad: egy lány, aki bosszút akar állni szülei gyilkosain. Közös kalandos útjuk az Égei tenger mélyétol a görög hegyvidékek csúcsáig vezet és a rengeteg életveszélyes akció közepette szinte alig akad idejük egymásra. Szinte...
For Your Eyes Only eschews the gimmickry and campiness of earlier James Bond films, concentrating instead on telling the story and maintaining suspense. Roger Moore is back as Secret Agent 007, this time on the trail of Soviet spies while he romances the beautiful Melina, played by Carole Bouquet. Richard Maibaum's screenplay has very little to do with the collection of short stories that made up Ian Fleming's For Your Eyes Only, save for the plotline involving Melina's seeking vengeance for the death of her father. The direction is by John Glen, who'd previously done second unit work on other Bond films.
John Glen - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Michael G. Wilson - Screenwriter / Executive Producer
Alan Hume - Cinematographer
Bill Conti - Composer (Music Score)
Michael Leeson - Songwriter
John Grover - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
John Fenner - Art Director
Tom Pevsner - Associate Producer
Vernon Dixon - Set Designer
Elizabeth Waller - Costume Designer
Derek Ball - Sound/Sound Designer
Anthony Waye - First Assistant Director
Sheena Easton - Singer
Rick Sylvester - Stunts
Derek Meddings - Special Effects Supervisor
Arthur Wooster - Second Unit Director
Carole Bouquet - Melina
Topol - Columbo
Lynn-Holly Johnson - Bibi
Julian Glover - Kristatos
Cassandra Harris - Lisl
Jill Bennett - Brink
Michael Gothard - Locque
John Wyman - Kriegler
Jack Hedley - Havelock
Lois Maxwell - Moneypenny
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Geoffrey Keen - Minister of Defense
John Wells - Denis
James Villiers - Tanner
Janet Brown - The Prime Minister
Paul Angelis - Karageorge
Alkis Kritikos - Santos
Viva
Eva Reuber-Staier - Rublevich
John Moreno - Ferrara
Robbin Young - Girl in Flower Shop
Koko the Horse
William Hoyland - McGregor
Walter Gotell - General Gogol
Jack Klaff - Apostis
Stefan Kalipha - Gonzales
Noel Johnson - Vice Admiral
Paul Brooke - Bunky
Fred Bryant - Vicar
Toby Robins - Iona Havelock
Chai Lee
Graham Crowden - 1st Sea Lord
Charles Dance - Claus
United Artists
Eon Productions / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
9.0
2007.02.04.
From Russia With Love, the second in the series of James Bond films, is the film that solidifies all the Bond film elements into a formula — the action sequences are intensified and lend greater tension to the proceedings; John Barry's inimitable score makes its first appearance; Q is seen for the first time; and Sean Connery as Bond has nailed down his role as 007 — accentuating Bond's stylishness and sophistication, while toning down his cold-bloodedness. In From Russia With Love, the bad guys don't want to take over the world. They want something more mundane — a Russian decoding device. Assigned to the mission of stealing the decoding device are No. 3, former KGB agent Rosa Klebb (Lotte Lenya), and No. 5, Kronsteen (Vladek Sheybal), an expert chess player who has plotted every move of the mission. Kronsteen's plan requires using Bond's weakness for women as an element in acquiring the decoding device. Once Bond obtains the decoding device from Russian cipher clerk Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi), SPECTRE muscleman Red Grant (Robert Shaw) is to forcibly take it from Bond and kill him. But Bond suspects a trap. Being Bond, however, he can't resist the lure of a beautiful woman. So, flaunting danger, Bond travels to Istanbul to meet Tatiana. The centerpiece of this 007 feature is the thrilling fight to the death between Bond and enemy agent Red Grant aboard the Orient Express.
Terence Young - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Johanna Harwood - Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Lionel Bart - Songwriter
Monty Norman - Songwriter
Peter Hunt - Editor
Sidney Cain - Art Director
Syd Cain - Art Director
Michael White - Art Director
Freda Pearson - Set Designer
Jocelyn Rickards - Costume Designer
John Stears - Special Effects
David C. Anderson - First Assistant Director
Daniela Bianchi - Tania Romanova
Pedro Armendáriz - Kerim Bey
Lotte Lenya - Rosa Klebb
Robert Shaw - Red Grant
Bernard Lee - M
Eunice Gayson - Sylvia
Walter Gotell - Morzeny
Francis de Wolff - Vavra
George Pastell - Train Conductor
Nadja Regin - Kerim's Girl
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Jan Williams - Masseuse
Neville Jason - Kerim's Chauffeur
Vladek Sheybal - Kronsteen
Martine Beswicke - Zora
Peter Brayham - Rhoda
Peter Bayliss - Benz
Leila - Dancer
Desmond Llewelyn - Q / Boothroyd
Alizia Gur - Vida
Peter Madden - McAdams
Fred Haggerty - Krilencu
MGM/United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.11.27.
Pierce Brosnan made his first appearance as James Bond in this action thriller, the 17th in the series featuring the suave British super-agent. As the story begins, Agent 007 and his partner, Agent 006 (Sean Bean), pull a daring raid on a chemical weapons plant in the Soviet Union; however, they are captured by Russian troops, and while Bond is able to escape, 006 is not so lucky. Several years later, the Soviet Union and the Cold War are a thing of the past, but Bond is still at work ferreting out evildoers everywhere. Xenia Onatopp (Famke Janssen), a beautiful but vicious villain working with the Russian Mafia, spearheads the theft of the controls to GoldenEye, a high-tech satellite weapons system, and with her gunmen, she kills most of the soldiers and guards at a top-secret military facility in the process. Bond joins forces with Natalya Simonova (Izabella Scorupco), one of the base's few survivors, to help track down Onatopp's minions and the controls to GoldenEye, which can destroy all electronic circuits in a given area in a matter of seconds; however, in time, Bond discovers the true identity of the criminal mastermind who is behind this bid for unholy power and world domination — none other than Alec Trevelyan, the man Bond once knew as 006. In addition to Brosnan, GoldenEye also marked another significant cast change for the Bond series — Judi Dench made her debut as M, Bond's superior. Minnie Driver also has a cameo as a nightclub singer. Sadly, this was the last film in the Bond series for special-effects supervisor Derek Meddings, who died in the midst of production; the film was dedicated to him.
Martin Campbell - Director
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Jeffrey Caine - Screenwriter
Bruce Feirstein - Screenwriter
Michael France - Short Story Author
Kevin Wade - Screenwriter
Harvey Harrison - Cinematographer
Phil Meheux - Cinematographer
Arthur Wooster - Cinematographer / First Assistant Director
John Altman - Musical Direction/Supervision
Bono - Songwriter
The Edge - Songwriter
Nellee Hooper - Musical Direction/Supervision
Eric Serra - Composer (Music Score)
Terry Rawlings - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Andrew Ackland-Snow - Art Director
Kathrin Brunner - Art Director
Neil Lamont - Art Director
Chares Lee - Art Director
Anthony Waye - Associate Producer
Tom Pevsner - Executive Producer
Michael Ford - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
David John - Sound/Sound Designer
Linda de Vetta - Makeup
Chris Corbould - Special Effects
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Ian Sharp - First Assistant Director
Tina Turner - Singer
Simon Crane - Stunts
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Sean Bean - Alec Trevelyan
Izabella Scorupco - Natalya Simonova
Famke Janssen - Xenia Onatopp
Joe Don Baker - Jack Wade
Judi Dench - M
Billy Mitchell - Admiral Chuck Farrel
Samantha Bond - Moneypenny
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Minnie Driver - Irina
Serena Gordon - Caroline
Peter Majer - Valentin's Bodyguard
Trevor Byfield - Train Driver
Alan Cumming - Boris Grishenko
Constantine Gregory - Computer Store Manager
Robbie Coltrane - Valentin Zukovsky
Michael Kitchen - Bill Tanner
Tchéky Karyo - Dimitri Mishkin
Ravil Issyanov - MIG Pilot
Gottfried John - Gen. Ourumov
MGM/United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2006.04.24.
Pierce Brosnan made his first appearance as James Bond in this action thriller, the 17th in the series featuring the suave British super-agent. As the story begins, Agent 007 and his partner, Agent 006 (Sean Bean), pull a daring raid on a chemical weapons plant in the Soviet Union; however, they are captured by Russian troops, and while Bond is able to escape, 006 is not so lucky. Several years later, the Soviet Union and the Cold War are a thing of the past, but Bond is still at work ferreting out evildoers everywhere. Xenia Onatopp (Famke Janssen), a beautiful but vicious villain working with the Russian Mafia, spearheads the theft of the controls to GoldenEye, a high-tech satellite weapons system, and with her gunmen, she kills most of the soldiers and guards at a top-secret military facility in the process. Bond joins forces with Natalya Simonova (Izabella Scorupco), one of the base's few survivors, to help track down Onatopp's minions and the controls to GoldenEye, which can destroy all electronic circuits in a given area in a matter of seconds; however, in time, Bond discovers the true identity of the criminal mastermind who is behind this bid for unholy power and world domination — none other than Alec Trevelyan, the man Bond once knew as 006. In addition to Brosnan, GoldenEye also marked another significant cast change for the Bond series — Judi Dench made her debut as M, Bond's superior. Minnie Driver also has a cameo as a nightclub singer. Sadly, this was the last film in the Bond series for special-effects supervisor Derek Meddings, who died in the midst of production; the film was dedicated to him.
Martin Campbell - Director
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Jeffrey Caine - Screenwriter
Bruce Feirstein - Screenwriter
Michael France - Short Story Author
Kevin Wade - Screenwriter
Harvey Harrison - Cinematographer
Phil Meheux - Cinematographer
Arthur Wooster - Cinematographer / First Assistant Director
John Altman - Musical Direction/Supervision
Bono - Songwriter
The Edge - Songwriter
Nellee Hooper - Musical Direction/Supervision
Eric Serra - Composer (Music Score)
Terry Rawlings - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Andrew Ackland-Snow - Art Director
Kathrin Brunner - Art Director
Neil Lamont - Art Director
Chares Lee - Art Director
Anthony Waye - Associate Producer
Tom Pevsner - Executive Producer
Michael Ford - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
David John - Sound/Sound Designer
Linda de Vetta - Makeup
Chris Corbould - Special Effects
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Ian Sharp - First Assistant Director
Tina Turner - Singer
Simon Crane - Stunts
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Sean Bean - Alec Trevelyan
Izabella Scorupco - Natalya Simonova
Famke Janssen - Xenia Onatopp
Joe Don Baker - Jack Wade
Judi Dench - M
Billy Mitchell - Admiral Chuck Farrel
Samantha Bond - Moneypenny
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Minnie Driver - Irina
Serena Gordon - Caroline
Peter Majer - Valentin's Bodyguard
Trevor Byfield - Train Driver
Alan Cumming - Boris Grishenko
Constantine Gregory - Computer Store Manager
Robbie Coltrane - Valentin Zukovsky
Michael Kitchen - Bill Tanner
Tchéky Karyo - Dimitri Mishkin
Ravil Issyanov - MIG Pilot
Gottfried John - Gen. Ourumov
United Artists
Eon Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2006.01.07.
With Goldfinger, the James Bond series took a turn away from relatively straightforward spy thrillers and toward campy gadgetry, extravagant sets, and kitschy jokes. The final result was one of the best and most endearing 007 movies. Bond (Sean Connery) has to prevent a notorious gold smuggler, appropriately named Goldfinger (Gert Fröbe), from robbing Fort Knox. Goldfinger is surrounded by evil henchmen such as the sexy female pilot Pussy Galore (Honor Blackman) and Oddjob (Harold Sakata), who kills with his steel-rimmed bowler hats. In order to stop Goldfinger, Bond has to survive several perilous situations, including a huge, deadly laser. Goldfinger is one of the most popular films in the James Bond series, and it set the tone not only for the rest of the series but also for most of the action/adventure films of the late '60s and early '70s
Guy Hamilton - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Paul Dehn - Screenwriter
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Leslie Bricusse - Songwriter
Anthony Newley - Songwriter
Peter Hunt - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Peter Murton - Art Director
Freda Pearson - Set Designer
Paul Rabiger - Makeup
John Stears - Special Effects
díjak:
Best Sound Effects (win) Norman Wanstall 1964 Academy
Best Screenwriting (nom) Richard Maibaum 1964 New York Film Critics Circle
Best Screenwriting (nom) Paul Dehn 1964 New York Film Critics Circle
Gert Fröbe - Auric Goldfinger
Honor Blackman - Pussy Galore
Harold Sakata - Odd Job
Shirley Eaton - Jill Masterson
Bernard Lee - M
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Tania Mallet - Tilly Masterson
Austin Willis - Simmons
Cec Linder - Felix Leiter
Martin Benson - Solo
Bill Nagy - Midnight
Alf Joint - Capungo
Nadja Regin - Bonita
Ray Young - Sierra
Richard Vernon - Smithers
Denis Cowles - Brunskill
Michael Mellinger - Kisch
Burt Kwouk - Mr. Ling
Hal Galili - Strap
Victor Brooks - Blacking
Robert MacLeod - Atomic Specialist
Gerry Duggan - Hawker
Margaret Nolan - Dink
Mai Ling - Mei-Lei
John McLaren - Brigadier
MGM-UA Distribution
Eon Productions / MGM / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2006.01.16.
Timothy Dalton is better in Licence to Kill than in his first James Bond endeavor (The Living Daylights), but he still seems uncomfortable on the right side of the law. This time around, Bond is working on his own rather than on behalf of the British Secret Service. His American friend Felix Leiter (David Hedison), an agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration, has been seriously injured by drug dealer Robert Davi, and 007 is out for blood. There is precious little time for the usual Bondian quippery and directorial campiness, resulting in a marked increase in bloodletting (including the "implosion" of secondary villain Anthony Zerbe). A climactic highway chase involving an oil tanker and a helicopter is stretched slightly beyond its value, but is still one of the best action setpieces in any Bond film. Licence to Kill was a refreshingly serious change of pace for the series, albeit one that tended to lessen Bond's box-office value.
John Glen - Director
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Michael G. Wilson - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Alec Mills - Cinematographer
Michael Kamen - Composer (Music Score)
John Grover - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Michael Lamont - Art Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Co-producer
Barbara Broccoli - Associate Producer
Tom Pevsner - Associate Producer
Michael Ford - Set Designer
Jodie Lynne Tillen - Costume Designer
Naomi Donne - Makeup
George Frost - Makeup
John Richardson - Special Effects
Paul Weston - Stunts
Janet Hirshenson - Casting
Jane Jenkins - Casting
Carey Lowell - Pam Bouvier
Robert Davi - Franz Sanchez
Talisa Soto - Lupe Lamora
Anthony Zerbe - Milton Krest
Frank McRae - Sharkey
Wayne Newton - Prof. Joe Butcher
Everett McGill - Killifer
Benicio Del Toro - Dario
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
David Hedison - Felix Leiter
Priscilla Barnes - Della Churchill
Caroline Bliss - Miss Moneypenny
George Belanger - Doctor
Honorato Magaloni - Chief Chemist
Diana Lee-Hsu - Loti
Stuart Kwan - Ninja
Jeff Moldovan - Warehouse Guard
Jose Abdala - Tanker Driver
Guy de Saint Cyr - Braun
Enrique Novi - Rasmussen
Eddie Enderfield - Clive
Cynthia Fallon - Consuela
Juan Peláez - Casino Manager
Mark Kelty - Coast Guard Radio Operator
Osami Kawawo - Oriental
Humberto Elizondo - Hotel Assistant Manager
Fidel Carriga - Sanchez's Driver
Robert Brown - M
Claudio Brook - Montelongo
Alejandro Bracho - Perez
Grand L. Bush - Hawkins
Carl Ciarfalio - Warehouse Guard
Pedro Armendariz, Jr. - President Hector Lopez
Edna Bolkan - Barrelhead Waitress
Jeannine Bisignano - Stripper
Teresa Blake - Ticket Agent
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa - Kwang
Anthony Starke - Truman-Lodge
Jorge Russek - Pit Boss
Don Stroud - Heller
Sergio Corona - Ninja
Roger Cudney - "Wavekrest" Captain
Christopher Neame - Fallon
Rafer Johnson - Mullens
Samuel Benjamin Lancaster - Della's Uncle
MGM-UA Distribution
Eon Productions / MGM / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2006.08.05.
Timothy Dalton is better in Licence to Kill than in his first James Bond endeavor (The Living Daylights), but he still seems uncomfortable on the right side of the law. This time around, Bond is working on his own rather than on behalf of the British Secret Service. His American friend Felix Leiter (David Hedison), an agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration, has been seriously injured by drug dealer Robert Davi, and 007 is out for blood. There is precious little time for the usual Bondian quippery and directorial campiness, resulting in a marked increase in bloodletting (including the "implosion" of secondary villain Anthony Zerbe). A climactic highway chase involving an oil tanker and a helicopter is stretched slightly beyond its value, but is still one of the best action setpieces in any Bond film. Licence to Kill was a refreshingly serious change of pace for the series, albeit one that tended to lessen Bond's box-office value.
John Glen - Director
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Michael G. Wilson - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Alec Mills - Cinematographer
Michael Kamen - Composer (Music Score)
John Grover - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Michael Lamont - Art Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Co-producer
Barbara Broccoli - Associate Producer
Tom Pevsner - Associate Producer
Michael Ford - Set Designer
Jodie Lynne Tillen - Costume Designer
Naomi Donne - Makeup
George Frost - Makeup
John Richardson - Special Effects
Paul Weston - Stunts
Janet Hirshenson - Casting
Jane Jenkins - Casting
Carey Lowell - Pam Bouvier
Robert Davi - Franz Sanchez
Talisa Soto - Lupe Lamora
Anthony Zerbe - Milton Krest
Frank McRae - Sharkey
Wayne Newton - Prof. Joe Butcher
Everett McGill - Killifer
Benicio Del Toro - Dario
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
David Hedison - Felix Leiter
Priscilla Barnes - Della Churchill
Caroline Bliss - Miss Moneypenny
George Belanger - Doctor
Honorato Magaloni - Chief Chemist
Diana Lee-Hsu - Loti
Stuart Kwan - Ninja
Jeff Moldovan - Warehouse Guard
Jose Abdala - Tanker Driver
Guy de Saint Cyr - Braun
Enrique Novi - Rasmussen
Eddie Enderfield - Clive
Cynthia Fallon - Consuela
Juan Peláez - Casino Manager
Mark Kelty - Coast Guard Radio Operator
Osami Kawawo - Oriental
Humberto Elizondo - Hotel Assistant Manager
Fidel Carriga - Sanchez's Driver
Robert Brown - M
Claudio Brook - Montelongo
Alejandro Bracho - Perez
Grand L. Bush - Hawkins
Carl Ciarfalio - Warehouse Guard
Pedro Armendariz, Jr. - President Hector Lopez
Edna Bolkan - Barrelhead Waitress
Jeannine Bisignano - Stripper
Teresa Blake - Ticket Agent
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa - Kwang
Anthony Starke - Truman-Lodge
Jorge Russek - Pit Boss
Don Stroud - Heller
Sergio Corona - Ninja
Roger Cudney - "Wavekrest" Captain
Christopher Neame - Fallon
Rafer Johnson - Mullens
Samuel Benjamin Lancaster - Della's Uncle
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2006.04.24.
James Bond ismét válogatott veszélyek elébe néz. Éhes krokodilok, véres voodoo-szertartások várnak rá, de nem kell őt félteni. Aki ismeri, tudja, hogy egyetlen gyengéje a gyengébbik nem.
Roger Moore makes his first appearance as "Bond...James Bond" in 1973's Live and Let Die. Bond is dispatched to the States to stem the activities of Mr. Big (Yaphet Kotto), who plans to take over the Western Hemisphere by converting everyone into heroin addicts. The woman in the case is Solitaire (Jane Seymour in her movie debut), an enigmatic interpreter of tarot cards. The obligatory destructive-chase sequence occurs at the film's midpoint, with Bond being chased in a motorboat by Mr. Big's henchmen, slashing his way through the marshlands and smashing up a wedding party. Clifton James makes the first of several Bond appearances as redneck sheriff Pepper, while Geoffrey Holder is an enthusiastic secondary villain. The title song, written by Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney, provides the frosting on this 007 confection.
Guy Hamilton - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Tom Mankiewicz - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
George Martin - Composer (Music Score)
Linda McCartney - Songwriter
Paul McCartney - Songwriter
Bert Bates - Editor
Ray Poulton - Editor
John Shirley - Editor
Sidney Cain - Production Designer
Syd Cain - Art Director
Stephen Hendrickson - Art Director
Julie Harris - Costume Designer
Ken Barker - Sound/Sound Designer
John W. Mitchell - Sound/Sound Designer
Rick Baker - Special Effects
Derek Meddings - Special Effects
Derek Cracknell - First Assistant Director
Alan Hopkins - First Assistant Director
George Bouillet - Camera Operator
John Harris - Camera Operator
Bill Bennett - Stunts
Joie Chitwood - Stunts
Roger Moore - Stunts
Bob Simmons - Stunts
Eddie Smith - Stunts
Geoffrey Holder - Choreography
Stephen F. Kesten - Production Manager
Yaphet Kotto - Kananga/Mr. Big
Jane Seymour - Solitaire
Clifton James - Sheriff
Julius Harris - Tee
Geoffrey Holder - Baron Samedi
Lois Maxwell - Moneypenny
Madeline Smith - Beautiful Girl
Lon Satton - Strutter
Joie Chitwood - Charlie
Arnold Williams - Cab Driver
Roy Stewart - Quarrel
Earl Jolly Brown - Whisper
Michael Ebbin - Dambala
B.J. Arnau - Singer
Bernard Lee - M
Tommy Lane - Adam
David Hedison - Felix Leiter
Ruth Kempf - Mrs. Bell
Gloria Hendry - Rosie
MGM-UA Distribution
Eon Productions / MGM / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.05.
The Living Daylights represents the first appearance by Timothy Dalton as "Bond...James Bond." Based very, very loosely on an obscure Ian Fleming short story, the film finds Bond assigned to aid in the defection of KGB agent Jeroen Krabbe. 007 must prevent an unknown sniper from killing Krabbe before he can reach the West. The mysterious assailant turns out to be the luscious Maryam d'Abo, who like practically everyone in the film except Bond is Not All That She Seems. The plot wends its way through a scheme to trade several million dollars' worth of diamonds for weapons, which will be shipped off to mercenaries worldwide. The climax takes place high above the clouds in a cargo plane loaded with opium. Dalton would play Bond one more time in License to Kill (1989) before handing the franchise over to Pierce Brosnan.
John Glen - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer / Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Alec Mills - Cinematographer
Derek Ball - Musical Direction/Supervision
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Chrissie Hynde - Songwriter
Monty Norman - Songwriter
Pal Waaktaar - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Peter Davies - Editor
John Grover - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Terry Ackland-Snow - Art Director / Supervising Art Director
Barbara Broccoli - Associate Producer
Tom Pevsner - Associate Producer
Michael Ford - Set Designer
Emma Porteous - Costume Designer
Colin Miller - Sound/Sound Designer
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Remy Julienne - Stunts
Paul Weston - Stunts
B.J. Worth - Stunts
Sparky Greene - Production Manager
Andreas Grosch - Production Manager
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Denise O'dell - Production Manager
John Richardson - Special Effects Supervisor
Arthur Wooster - Second Unit Director
Maryam D'Abo - Kara Malovy
Jeroen Krabbé - Gen. Georgi Koskov
Joe Don Baker - Brad Whitaker
John Rhys-Davies - Gen. Leonid Pushkin
Art Malik - Kamran Shah
Andreas Wisniewski - Necros
Thomas Wheatley - Saunders
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Robert Brown - M
Geoffrey Keen - Minister of Defense
Walter Gotell - Gen. Anatol Gogol
Caroline Bliss - Miss Moneypenny
John Terry - Felix Leiter
John Bowe - Colonel Feyador
Julie T. Wallace - Rosika Miklos
Kell Tyler - Linda
Catherine Rabett - Liz
Dulice Liecier - Ava
Nadim Sawalha - Chief of Security, Tangier
Alan Talbot - Koskov's KGB Minder
Carl Rigg - Imposter
Tony Cyrus - Chief of Snow Leopard Brotherhood
Atik Mohamed - Achmed
Richard Cubison - Trade Centre Toastmaster
Sumar Khan - Kamran's Man
Derek Hoxby - Sergeant Stagg
Virginia Hey - Rubavitch
Peter Porteous - Gasworks Supervisor
Ken Sharrock - Jailer
Leslie French - Lavatory Attendant
Antony Carrick - Male Secretary, Blayden
Maite Sanchez - Girl
Frederick Warder - 004
Bill Weston - Butler, Blayden
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.05.
Ian Fleming's 1955 James Bond novel Moonraker concerned itself with an experimental spaceship controlled by a megalomaniac. The 1979 film version of Moonraker pays lip service to the original plot, adding an up-to-date space travel wrinkle. This time, Bond (Roger Moore) must thwart the plans of Sir Hugo Drax (Michael Lonsdale) to destroy the earth with an atomic-powered rocket. On surface level, Drax's scheme seems self-defeating, but he intends to raise a race of supermen on a distant planet. The girl in the case is American secret agent Holly Goodhead, intelligently played by Lois Chiles. "Jaws," the steel-mouthed henchman played by Richard Kiel in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), makes a return appearance in Moonraker turning good-guy (complete with a girl friend of his own) in the process. Bernard Lee makes his last appearance as "M" in this most costly of James Bond's 1970s escapades.
Lewis Gilbert - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Christopher Wood - Screenwriter
Jean Tournier - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Hal David - Songwriter
John Glen - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Anton Furst - Production Designer
Charles Bishop - Art Director
Max Douy - Art Director
William P. Cartlidge - Associate Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Executive Producer
Peter Howitt - Set Designer
Jacques Fonteray - Costume Designer
John Evans - Special Effects
Derek Meddings - Special Effects
John Richardson - Special Effects
Michel Cheyko - First Assistant Director
Bob Simmons - Stunts
Daniel Brisseau - Sound Mixer
Ernest Day - Second Unit Director
díjak:
Best Visual Effects (nom) Derek Meddings 1979 Academy
Best Visual Effects (nom) Paul Wilson 1979 Academy
Best Visual Effects (nom) John Evans 1979 Academy
Lois Chiles - Holly Goodhead
Michel Lonsdale - Hugo Drax
Richard Kiel - Jaws
Bernard Lee - "M"
Corinne Clery - Corinne Dufour
Geoffrey Keen - Frederick Gray
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Emily Bolton - Manuela
Toshiro Suga - Chang
Blanche Ravalec - Dolly
Jean-Pierre Castaldi - Pilot of Private Jet
Leila Shenna
Walter Gotell - Gen. Gogol
Arthur Howard - Cavendish
Irka Bochenko - Blonde Beauty
Douglas Lambert - Mission Control Director
Alfie Bass - Consumptive Italian
Brian Keith - Shuttle Captain
Georges Birt
Kim Fortune - FRA Officer
Georges Beller - Drax's Technician
Lizzie Warville - Russian Girl
Denis Seurat - Officer Boeing 747
Anne Lombers - Guide
Marc Mazza - Lab technician (uncredited)
Michael Marshall - Col. Scott
Claude Carliez - Gondolier
Taliafilm / Warner Brothers
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.11.
The title of the 1983 James Bond adventure Never Say Never Again is a self-mocking reference to star Sean Connery's insistence back in 1971 that he would never play Bond again. Reportedly, the huge salary offered Connery was but one consideration that brought him back to the 007 fold; the other was the producers' assurance that Connery would have full control over all aspects of production, a promise that was not kept often enough to the star's liking. Essentially, this film is a remake of the 1965 Bond flick Thunderball (the producers were able to get away with this due to a legal tangle involving the original 1961 Ian Fleming novel). Bond emerges from cozy retirement to cross swords with Largo (Klaus Maria Brandauer), a megalomaniacal business exec who steals several nuclear missiles, intending to bring the World Powers to their knees. Kim Basinger plays Domino, Largo's mistress, whose loyalty Bond secures when she learns that Largo was responsible for the death of her brother. In addition to Basinger, the film boasts a toothsome villainess by the name of Fatima Blush (played by Barbara Carrera). After wrapping Never Say Never Again, Sean Connery swore that this was his absolutely final performance as James Bond; thus far, he's kept his word
Irvin Kershner - Director
Kevin McClory - Producer / Screenwriter / Book Author / Screen Story / Executive Producer
Jack Schwartzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Lorenzo Semple, Jr. - Screenwriter
Jack Whittingham - Book Author / Screenwriter
Douglas Slocombe - Cinematographer
Alan Bergman - Songwriter
Marilyn Bergman - Songwriter
Simon Kaye - Musical Direction/Supervision / Sound/Sound Designer
Michel Legrand - Composer (Music Score)
Ian Crafford - Editor
Robert Lawrence - Editor
Stephen B. Grimes - Production Designer
Philip Harrison - Production Designer
Leslie Dilley - Art Director
Roy Stannard - Art Director
Michael White - Art Director
Michael Dryhurst - Associate Producer
Peter Howitt - Set Designer
Charles Knode - Costume Designer
David Allen - Sound/Sound Designer
David Dryer - Special Effects
Ian Wingrove - Special Effects / Special Effects Supervisor
David Tomblin - First Assistant Director
Michael Moore - Second Unit Director
Steven Seagal - Martial Arts Instructor/Coordinator
Klaus Maria Brandauer - Largo
Max von Sydow - Blofeld
Barbara Carrera - Fatima Blush
Kim Basinger - Domino
Bernie Coulson
Bernie Casey - Felix Leiter
Alec McCowen - "Q" Algy
Edward Fox - "M"
Pamela Salem - Miss Moneypenny
Rowan Atkinson - Small-Fawcett
Valerie Leon - Lady in Bahamas
Milos Kirek - Kovacs
Pat Roach - Lippe
Anthony Sharp - Lord Ambrose
Prunella Gee - Patricia
Gavan O'Herlihy - Jack Petachi
Saskia Cohen Tanugi - Nicole
Manning Redwood - Gen. Miller
Wendy Leech - Girl Hostage
Robert Rietty - Italian Minister
Anthony Van Laast - Kurt
Dan Meaden - Bouncer at Casino
Joanna Dickens - Cook at Shrublands
Lucy Hornak
Derek Deadman - Porter at Shrublands
Tony Alleff - Auctioneer
Ronald Pickup - Elliot
Michael Medwin - Doctor at Shrublands
Billy Mitchell - Capt. Pederson
Brenda Kempner - Masseuce
Vincent Marzello - Culpepper
Sylvia Marriott - French Minister
Eon Productions / MGM / MGM/United Artists / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.05.
James Bond (Roger Moore) feladata kideríteni, milyen nyomot talált meggyilkolt kollégája és kinek állt érdekében eltenni ot láb alól. Amikor egy aukción egy utazó cirkusz helyettes igazgatója, Kamal hihetetlen áron megvásárolja a Faberge gyujtemény egy további darabját, a 007-es gyanút fog...
This (13th) time around, "007" receives the usual call to come and visit "Mother" when another agent drops off a fake Faberge jeweled egg at the British embassy in East Berlin and is later killed at a traveling circus. Suspicions mount when the assistant manager of the circus Kamal (Louis Jourdan), outbids Bond for the real Faberge piece at Sotheby's. Bond follows Kamal to India where the superspy thwarts many an ingenious attack and encounters the antiheroine of the title (Maud Adams), an international smuggler who runs the circus as a cover for her illegal operations. It does not take long to figure out that Orlov (Steven Berkoff), a decidedly rank Russian general is planning to raise enough money with the fake Faberges to detonate a nuclear bomb in Europe and then defeat NATO forces once and for all in conventional warfare. As always, it is up to Bond to save the day, win the woman, and perform unimaginable feats of derring-do in the process
John Glen - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer / Screen Story / Screenwriter / Executive Producer
George MacDonald Fraser - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Alan Hume - Cinematographer
Derek Ball - Musical Direction/Supervision / Sound/Sound Designer
John Barry - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Tim Rice - Songwriter
Peter Davies - Editor
John Grover - Editor
Henry Richardson - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
John Fenner - Art Director
Tom Pevsner - Associate Producer
Jack Stephens - Set Designer
Emma Porteous - Costume Designer
Eric Allwright - Makeup
George Frost - Makeup
Peter Robb-King - Makeup
Anthony Waye - First Assistant Director
Rita Coolidge - Singer
Del Baker - Stunts
Pat Banta - Stunts
Billy Burton - Stunts
Clive Curtis - Stunts
Jim Dowdall - Stunts
Dorothy Ford - Stunts
Martin Grace - Stunts
Nick Hobbs - Stunts
Jazzer Jeyes - Stunts
Remy Julienne - Stunts
Wayne Michaels - Stunts
Malcolm Weaver - Stunts
Christopher Webb - Stunts
Paul Weston - Stunts
John Richardson - Special Effects Supervisor
Arthur Wooster - Second Unit Director
Maud Adams - Octopussy
Louis Jourdan - Kamal
Kristina Wayborn - Magda
Kabir Bedi - Gobinda
Steven Berkoff - Orlov
David Meyer - twin
Vijay Amritraj - Vijay
Desmond Llewelyn - "Q"
Robert Brown - "M"
Walter Gotell - Gogol
Geoffrey Keen - Minister of Defense
Suzanne Jerome - Gwendoline
Cherry Gillespie - Midge
Albert Moses - Sadruddin
Douglas Wilmer - Fanning
Andrew Bradford - 009
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Michaela Clavell - Penelope Smallbone
David Grahame - Petrol Pump Attendant
Dermot Crowley - Kamp
Carole Ashby - Octopussy Girl
Richard Graydon - Francisco the Fearless
Patrick Barr - British Ambassador
Eva Reuber-Staier - Rublevitch
Richard Parmentier - U.S Aide
Cheryl Anne - Octopussy Girl
Ken Norris - Col. Toro
Gurdial Sira - Thug
Julie Martin
Stuart Saunders - Maj. Clive
Brian Coburn - South American VIP
Ray Charles - Thug
Paul Hardwick - Soviet Chairman
Jeremy Bulloch - Smithers
Gertan Klauber - Bubi
Brenda Cowling - Schatzl
Michael Halphie - South American Officer
William Derrick - Thug with Yo-yo
Philip Voss - Auctioneer
Mary Stavin - Octopussy Girl
Tina Robinson - Octopussy Girl
Gabor Vernon - Borchoi
Anthony Meyer - Twin Two
Hugo Bower - Karl
Peter Porteous - Lenkin
Bruce Boa - U.S. General
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2005.12.06.
Supposedly, when Sean Connery refused to star in another James Bond movie, producers Harry Saltzman and Albert Broccoli vowed to show up the insolent Connery by literally "creating" a new Bond from the ground up. That's why professional model and TV commercial-spokesman George Lazenby is cast as 007 in the 1969 filmization of Ian Fleming's 1963 Bond novel On Her Majesty's Secret Service. As a result, the film is one of the few in the series that could boast more than a passing resemblance to the Fleming original. This time around, Bond quits the secret service when he is told to end his obsessive search for master criminal Blofeld (Telly Savalas). While trailing his quarry in Portugal, Bond falls in love with Tracy Draco (Diana Rigg), daughter of a notorious gangster (Gabriele Ferzetti). The elder Draco agrees to help Bond find Blofeld, with the implicit understanding that Bond will marry Tracy. Bond's mission takes him to a Swiss mountain retreat, wherein Blofeld is executing his master plan of destroying the world's agricultural economy. When all is said and done, Bond does marry Tracy, but the honeymoon ends in sudden tragedy
Peter Hunt - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Simon Raven - Screenwriter
Alex Barbey - Cinematographer
Willy Bogner - Cinematographer
Roy Ford - Cinematographer
Ken Higgins - Cinematographer
John Jordan - Cinematographer
Michael Reed - Cinematographer
Egil Woxholt - Cinematographer
John Barry - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Hal David - Songwriter
Monty Norman - Songwriter
John Glen - Editor / Second Unit Director
Sidney Cain - Production Designer
Syd Cain - Production Designer
Bob Laing - Art Director
Robert Laing - Art Director
Peter Lamont - Set Designer
Marjorie Cornelius - Costume Designer
John W. Mitchell - Sound/Sound Designer
Basil Newall - Makeup
Paul Rabiger - Makeup
John Stears - Special Effects
Frank Ernst - First Assistant Director
Alec Mills - Camera Operator
Vic Armstrong - Stunts
George Leech - Stunts
Diana Rigg - Tracy
Telly Savalas - Blofeld
Ilse Steppat - Irma Bunt
Gabriele Ferzetti - Draco
George Baker - Sir Hilary Bray
Bernard Lee - "M"
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Desmond Llewelyn - "Q"
Angela Scoular - Ruby
Dani Sheridan - American Girl
Julie Ege - Scandinavian Girl
Mona Chong - Chinese Girl
Anouska Hempel - Australian Girl
Ingrit Back - German Girl
Zara - Indian Girl
Helena Ronee - Israeli Girl
Geoffrey Cheshire - Toussaint
Irvin Allen - Che Che
Terence Mountain - Raphael
Bill Morgan - Klett
Richard Graydon - Draco's Driver
Reg Harding - Blofeld's Driver
Virginia North - Olympe
Brian Worth - Manuel
Bessie Love - American Casino Guest
Steve Plytas - Greek Tycoon
Robert Rietty - Chef de Jeu
Elliott Sullivan - American
John Gay - Hammond
James Bree - Gumboldt
Catherine Schell - Nancy
Yuri Borienko - Grunther
Dudley Jones - Hall Porter
Leslie Crawford - Felsen
George A. Cooper - Braun
John Crewdson - Draco's Copter Pilot
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.12.05.
Man With the Golden Gun, Roger Moore's second outing as James Bond (Live and Let Die was the first), whisks Our Hero off to Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand and then the South China Sea in search of a solar energy weapon. His opponent is Scaramanga (Christopher Lee), who rules the roost on a well-fortified island. Scaramanga's aide-de-camp is Nick Nack, played by future Fantasy Island co-star Herve Villechaize. Britt Ekland plays the bikined Mary Goodnight, whose clumsy efforts to help Bond thwart Scaramanga are almost as destructive as the elusive solar device. Man With the Golden Gun was adapted by Richard Maibaum and Tom Mankiewicz from Ian Fleming's last James Bond novel, which had to be published posthumously in "rough draft" form.
Guy Hamilton - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Tom Mankiewicz - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
Oswald Morris - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Don Black - Songwriter
Ray Poulton - Editor
John Shirley - Editor
Peter Murton - Production Designer
John Graysmark - Art Director
Peter Lamont - Art Director
Charles Orme - Associate Producer
Elsa Fennell - Costume Designer
Gordon Everett - Sound/Sound Designer
John Stears - Special Effects
Derek Cracknell - First Assistant Director
Maude Spector - Casting
Christopher Lee - Scaramanga
Britt Ekland - Mary Goodnight
Maud Adams - Andrea Anders
Herve Villechaize - Nick Nack
Clifton James - Sheriff J.W. Pepper
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Marne Maitland - Lazar
Soon-Teck Oh - Hip
Marc Lawrence - Rodney
Michael Osborne - Naval Lieutenant
Carmen Du Sautoy - Saida
Gerald James - Frazier
James Cossins - Colthorpe
Richard Loo - Hai Fat
Desmond Llewelyn - "Q"
Chan Yui Lam - Chula
Bernard Lee - "M"
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2006.01.07.
Embereivel szovjet és amerikai atom-tengeralattjárókat térít el. Azt a látszatot kelti, mintha a szembenálló nagyhatalmak provokatív akcióiról lenne szó, és arra számít, hogy a feszült nemzetközi helyzetben egy szikra elég ahhoz, hogy lángra lobbantsa az indulatokat. Úgy tervezi, hogy o majd neveto harmadikként egy tengeralatti város teljhatalmú uraként kivár majd, hogy a felszínen mindent elpusztító háború után új világot teremthessen a romokon és o legyen ott is az egyeduralkodó.
Szerencsére Bond és egy igen csinos szovjet ügynökno (Barbara Bach) már dolgozik az ügyön, de a munka mellett a népek közötti barátság ápolására is fordítanak egy kis idot...
Though not Ian Fleming's most famous James Bond novel, 1962's The Spy Who Loved Me was distinguished by the unique device of telling the story from the heroine's point of view; in fact, Bond doesn't make an appearance until the story is two-thirds over. This would hardly work in the film world's Bond franchise, so the original austere plotline of the novel was eschewed in favor of a labyrinthine story involving outer-space extortion. The leading lady, a "hard-luck kid" in the original, is now sexy Russian secret agent Barbara Bach, who joins forces with Bond (Roger Moore, making his third appearance as 007) to foil yet another megalomaniac villain (Curt Jurgens), who plans to threaten New York City with nuclear weaponry. Beyond the eye-popping opening ski-jump sequence, the film's best scenes involve 7'2" Richard Kiel as steel-toothed henchman "Jaws." Fifteen scriptwriters worked on The Spy Who Loved Me; only two were credited, including Bond-film veteran Richard Maibaum
Lewis Gilbert - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Christopher Wood - Screenwriter
Lamar Boren - Cinematographer
Claude Renoir - Cinematographer
Paul Buckmaster - Composer (Music Score)
Marvin Hamlisch - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Monty Norman - Songwriter
Carole Bayer Sager - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
John Glen - Editor / Second Unit Director
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Peter Lamont - Art Director
Hugh Scaife - Set Designer
Ronald Paterson - Costume Designer
Gordon Everett - Sound/Sound Designer
Paul Engelen - Makeup
John Evans - Special Effects
Alan Maley - Special Effects
Derek Meddings - Special Effects
Carly Simon - Singer
Ernest Day - Second Unit Director
díjak:
Best Art Direction (nom) Peter Lamont 1977 Academy
Best Art Direction (nom) Hugh Scaife 1977 Academy
Best Art Direction (nom) Ken Adam 1977 Academy
Best Original Score (nom) Marvin Hamlisch 1977 Academy
Best Song (nom) Carole Bayer Sager 1977 Academy
Best Song (nom) Marvin Hamlisch 1977 Academy
Best Original Score (nom) Marvin Hamlisch 1977 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (nom) Carole Bayer Sager 1977 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (nom) Marvin Hamlisch 1977 Golden Globe
Barbara Bach - Maj. Anya Amasova
Curd Jürgens - Stromberg
Richard Kiel - Jaws
Caroline Munro - Naomi
Walter Gotell - Gen. Gogol
Geoffrey Keen - Minister Of Defense
Bernard Lee - "M"
George Baker - Capt. Benson
Michael Billington - Sergei
Desmond Llewelyn - "Q"
Edward de Souza - Sheik Hosein
Vernon Dobtcheff - Max Kalba
Valerie Leon - Hotel Receptionist
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Sydney Tafler - Liparus Captain
Nadim Sawalha - Fekkesh
Sue Vanner - Log Cabin Girl
Marilyn Galsworthy - Stromberg's Assistant
Milton Reid - Sandor
Cyril Shaps - Bechmann
Anika Pavel - Arab Beauty
Robert Brown - Adm. Hargreaves
Yasher Adem
Ray Evans
John Truscott
Murray Salem
Irvin Allen
Ray Hassett
Nick Ellsworth
Tom Gerrard
Dennis Blanch
David Auker
Peter Ensor
Doyle Richmond
Eva Reuber-Staier - Rubelvitch
Peter Whitman
Michael Howarth
John Salthouse
Keith Morris - HMS Ranger
Nicholas Campbell
Sean Bury
Anthony Forrest
Kim Fortune
Garick Hagon
Rafiq Anwar - Cairo Club Waiter
Jeremy Bulloch
Olga Bisera - Felicca
Keith Buckley
Barry Andrews
George Roubicek
Shane Rimmer - U.S.S. Wayne - Captain
Bob Sherman
Milo Sperber - Markovitz
Ray Jewers
Vincent Marzello
Bryan Marshall - H.M.S. Ranger - Captain
Christopher Muncke
Kevin McNally
Albert Moses - Barman
Eon Productions / MGM
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.11.21.
James Bond ezúttal Észak-Koreában kontárkodik bele egy gyémánt-fegyver csereüzletbe. Bár a buli egy látványos üldözéses akcióban meghiúsul - sok ezer dollárt költenek el a kellő hatás elérésének érdekében (sok-sok robbanás), de azért a hatvanas évekből visszaköszönő makettek és rávetítés néhol megmosolyognivaló -, Bond fogságba esik, persze csak egy rövid időre. Kiszabadulva - ismét vicces: átúszik Hong-Kongba - üldözőbe veszi az általa halottnak vélt rosszfiút, aki tömegpusztító fegyvert akar gyártani, hogy uralja a világot.
Sokak számára a hagyományokkal leginkább szakító ötlet Madonna felkérése volt a címdal eléneklésére. Kétségtelen, hogy a popikon Die Another Day című dala a XXI. század pop-techno stílusában íródott, ami a legkevésbé sem egyezik a konzervatív brit ügynök világával. Magával a számmal végső soron nincs is baj, sokkal inkább zavaró, hogy a főcím alatt szóló számban Madonna tulajdonképpen arcot ölt - a tűzből formálódó alakja és arca egyértelműen meghatározza a művésznőt -, ami teljesen elüt az eddigi koncepciótól (hát szép lett volna, ha mondjuk Tina Turner szteppel a sorok között…) és itt is inkább félrevezető, semmint újszerű.
A másik gyengének vélt láncszem Lee Tamahori rendező személye. A korábban az Egykoron harcosok voltak-kal berobbanó alkotó amerikai pályafutása során jobbára középszerű tucatfilmeket produkált (A vadon foglyai, Mulholland Falls, A pók hálójában és egy epizód rendezése a Maffiózók című sorozatban), ráadásul a dinamikus high-tech akciófilm műfaj kifejezetten távol állt tőle. A kétkedőket megnyugtathatom: a rendezőn nem múlt semmi. Egészen pontosan a vonalvezetés és képkomponálás kifogástalan (az operatőr David Tattersall a Klónok támadásában edzette magát).
A színészek közül Brosnan talán most nyújtja a legmeggyőzőbb alakítását, Judi Dench pedig igazolja, hogy a megújult James Bond (azaz a Pierce Brosnan korszak) nélküle fabatkát sem érne. John Cleese egypercese a mozi üde színfoltja, míg Halle Berry ezúttal nem mutatja meg bájait, és tehetségét sem, de visszafogott alakítása is megüti a korábbi női szereplők színvonalát (ráadásul sohasem volt ennyire öntudatos egyetlen Bond lány sem, még ha két perccel találkozásuk után máris ágyba kerülnek).
A probléma azzal van, hogy ez a mozi tulajdonképpen nem James Bond film. Az általam az xXx kapcsán már korábban jósolt vonulat elérte a 007-est. Pedig a forgatókönyvírók a Világ nem elég után már a második Bond mozit írták, de a kettő között legalábbis egy Grand Canyon méretű szakadék tátong. Minden sárm eltűnt Bondból, és a történet a nyers, színtiszta akció szintjére süllyedt le. Persze ennek valahol megvan az előnye, elvégre unatkozni tényleg nem nagyon lehet, de az értelem és az ügynökre jellemző rafináltság teljesen múlt idő - mintha már az is gondot okozott volna, hogy az egyes akciójelenteket és színhelyeket milyen dramaturgia kösse össze. Lehet persze azt mondani, hogy a jó öreg Bond igen régimódi volt már, ideje volt egy kis fazonigazításnak, de a változás olyan jellegű, mintha a 007-est Vin Diesel játszaná. Éppen csak az egyik legnagyobb erény, a hagyomány hiányzik az alkotásból. Így pedig a mozi az xXx által diktált színvonalat és fordulatszámot igyekszik követni és überelni, és sajnos azt kell mondanom, hogy bizonyos pillanatokban még azt a szintet sem sikerül elérni. Ráadásul nem tesz jót a filmnek az Ál/Arc-ból kölcsönzött ötlet sem (arc csere).
Így hiába az egzotikus tájakon és a különleges helyszíneken zajló akciók (különösen látványos az izlandi jelenetsor a jégen korcsolyázó autókkal), a néző csak bámul maga elé meredten és várja Bondot, mármint az igazi James Bond-ot, hiába. Hogy ez az elhibázott forgatókönyvnek, a rendezőválasztásnak, a szereplőválasztásnak (Berry), a zeneválasztásnak (Madonna) köszönhető, nem tudni, de gyanítom, hogy az összes tényező együttesen váltja ki az ellenállást a James Bond rajongókból. Ez a falat most nagyon keserű lesz...
Pierce Brosnan makes his fourth appearance as suave super-spy James Bond in this espionage thriller, the 20th film in the official Bond series. While on assignment in North Korea, Bond is captured by government agents, where he's imprisoned and tortured for over a year. When Bond finally wins his freedom, not everyone is certain 007 is still capable of doing the job, but after Zao (Rick Yune), the North Korean operative who snared Bond, is discovered to be in cahoots with unscrupulous entrepreneur Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens), Bond is back on the case, and he finds the two men have sinister plans which could decide the fate of the world. As Bond hops from England to Cuba to Korea to Iceland in pursuit of his quarry, he (as usual) makes the acquaintance of two beautiful and mysterious women, Jinx (Halle Berry) and Miranda Frost (Rosamund Pike). Judi Dench and John Cleese return in Die Another Day as, respectively, Bond's superior M and gadget-master Q; Madonna contributes the film's theme song and makes a cameo appearance as a fencing instructor.
Lee Tamahori - Director
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Neal Purvis - Screenwriter
Robert Wade - Screenwriter
David Tattersall - Cinematographer
David Arnold - Composer (Music Score)
Christian Wagner - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
James Hambidge - Art Director
Mark Harris - Art Director
Fred Hole - Art Director
Simon Lamont - Supervising Art Director
Jim Morahan - Art Director
Stephen Scott - Art Director
Alan Tomkins - Art Director
Callum McDougall - Co-producer
Anthony Waye - Executive Producer
Simon Wakefield - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
Chris Munro - Sound/Sound Designer
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
George Aguilar - Stunts Coordinator
Vic Armstrong - Second Unit Director / Stunts Coordinator
Mara Bryan - Visual Effects Supervisor
Chris Corbould - Special Effects Supervisor
Martin Evans - Supervising Sound Editor
Don King - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
Shaun O'Dell - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
Jonathan P.B. Taylor - Additional Photography
Arthur Wooster - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
díjak:
Best Original Song (nom) Madonna 2002 Golden Globe
Halle Berry - Jinx
Toby Stephens - Gustav Graves
Rosamund Pike - Miranda Frost
Rick Yune - Zao
Judi Dench - M
John Cleese - Q
Michael Madsen - Falco
Kenneth Tsang - General Moon
Will Yun Lee - Colonel Moon
Emilio Echevarria - Raoul
Samantha Bond - Miss Moneypenny
Colin Salmon - Charles Robinson
Mikhail Gorevoy - Vlad
Lawrence Makoare - Mr. Kil
Madonna - Verity [uncredited]
Eon Productions / MGM
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.06.17.
James Bond ezúttal Észak-Koreában kontárkodik bele egy gyémánt-fegyver csereüzletbe. Bár a buli egy látványos üldözéses akcióban meghiúsul - sok ezer dollárt költenek el a kellő hatás elérésének érdekében (sok-sok robbanás), de azért a hatvanas évekből visszaköszönő makettek és rávetítés néhol megmosolyognivaló -, Bond fogságba esik, persze csak egy rövid időre. Kiszabadulva - ismét vicces: átúszik Hong-Kongba - üldözőbe veszi az általa halottnak vélt rosszfiút, aki tömegpusztító fegyvert akar gyártani, hogy uralja a világot.
Sokak számára a hagyományokkal leginkább szakító ötlet Madonna felkérése volt a címdal eléneklésére. Kétségtelen, hogy a popikon Die Another Day című dala a XXI. század pop-techno stílusában íródott, ami a legkevésbé sem egyezik a konzervatív brit ügynök világával. Magával a számmal végső soron nincs is baj, sokkal inkább zavaró, hogy a főcím alatt szóló számban Madonna tulajdonképpen arcot ölt - a tűzből formálódó alakja és arca egyértelműen meghatározza a művésznőt -, ami teljesen elüt az eddigi koncepciótól (hát szép lett volna, ha mondjuk Tina Turner szteppel a sorok között…) és itt is inkább félrevezető, semmint újszerű.
A másik gyengének vélt láncszem Lee Tamahori rendező személye. A korábban az Egykoron harcosok voltak-kal berobbanó alkotó amerikai pályafutása során jobbára középszerű tucatfilmeket produkált (A vadon foglyai, Mulholland Falls, A pók hálójában és egy epizód rendezése a Maffiózók című sorozatban), ráadásul a dinamikus high-tech akciófilm műfaj kifejezetten távol állt tőle. A kétkedőket megnyugtathatom: a rendezőn nem múlt semmi. Egészen pontosan a vonalvezetés és képkomponálás kifogástalan (az operatőr David Tattersall a Klónok támadásában edzette magát).
A színészek közül Brosnan talán most nyújtja a legmeggyőzőbb alakítását, Judi Dench pedig igazolja, hogy a megújult James Bond (azaz a Pierce Brosnan korszak) nélküle fabatkát sem érne. John Cleese egypercese a mozi üde színfoltja, míg Halle Berry ezúttal nem mutatja meg bájait, és tehetségét sem, de visszafogott alakítása is megüti a korábbi női szereplők színvonalát (ráadásul sohasem volt ennyire öntudatos egyetlen Bond lány sem, még ha két perccel találkozásuk után máris ágyba kerülnek).
A probléma azzal van, hogy ez a mozi tulajdonképpen nem James Bond film. Az általam az xXx kapcsán már korábban jósolt vonulat elérte a 007-est. Pedig a forgatókönyvírók a Világ nem elég után már a második Bond mozit írták, de a kettő között legalábbis egy Grand Canyon méretű szakadék tátong. Minden sárm eltűnt Bondból, és a történet a nyers, színtiszta akció szintjére süllyedt le. Persze ennek valahol megvan az előnye, elvégre unatkozni tényleg nem nagyon lehet, de az értelem és az ügynökre jellemző rafináltság teljesen múlt idő - mintha már az is gondot okozott volna, hogy az egyes akciójelenteket és színhelyeket milyen dramaturgia kösse össze. Lehet persze azt mondani, hogy a jó öreg Bond igen régimódi volt már, ideje volt egy kis fazonigazításnak, de a változás olyan jellegű, mintha a 007-est Vin Diesel játszaná. Éppen csak az egyik legnagyobb erény, a hagyomány hiányzik az alkotásból. Így pedig a mozi az xXx által diktált színvonalat és fordulatszámot igyekszik követni és überelni, és sajnos azt kell mondanom, hogy bizonyos pillanatokban még azt a szintet sem sikerül elérni. Ráadásul nem tesz jót a filmnek az Ál/Arc-ból kölcsönzött ötlet sem (arc csere).
Így hiába az egzotikus tájakon és a különleges helyszíneken zajló akciók (különösen látványos az izlandi jelenetsor a jégen korcsolyázó autókkal), a néző csak bámul maga elé meredten és várja Bondot, mármint az igazi James Bond-ot, hiába. Hogy ez az elhibázott forgatókönyvnek, a rendezőválasztásnak, a szereplőválasztásnak (Berry), a zeneválasztásnak (Madonna) köszönhető, nem tudni, de gyanítom, hogy az összes tényező együttesen váltja ki az ellenállást a James Bond rajongókból. Ez a falat most nagyon keserű lesz...
Pierce Brosnan makes his fourth appearance as suave super-spy James Bond in this espionage thriller, the 20th film in the official Bond series. While on assignment in North Korea, Bond is captured by government agents, where he's imprisoned and tortured for over a year. When Bond finally wins his freedom, not everyone is certain 007 is still capable of doing the job, but after Zao (Rick Yune), the North Korean operative who snared Bond, is discovered to be in cahoots with unscrupulous entrepreneur Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens), Bond is back on the case, and he finds the two men have sinister plans which could decide the fate of the world. As Bond hops from England to Cuba to Korea to Iceland in pursuit of his quarry, he (as usual) makes the acquaintance of two beautiful and mysterious women, Jinx (Halle Berry) and Miranda Frost (Rosamund Pike). Judi Dench and John Cleese return in Die Another Day as, respectively, Bond's superior M and gadget-master Q; Madonna contributes the film's theme song and makes a cameo appearance as a fencing instructor.
Lee Tamahori - Director
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Neal Purvis - Screenwriter
Robert Wade - Screenwriter
David Tattersall - Cinematographer
David Arnold - Composer (Music Score)
Christian Wagner - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
James Hambidge - Art Director
Mark Harris - Art Director
Fred Hole - Art Director
Simon Lamont - Supervising Art Director
Jim Morahan - Art Director
Stephen Scott - Art Director
Alan Tomkins - Art Director
Callum McDougall - Co-producer
Anthony Waye - Executive Producer
Simon Wakefield - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
Chris Munro - Sound/Sound Designer
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
George Aguilar - Stunts Coordinator
Vic Armstrong - Second Unit Director / Stunts Coordinator
Mara Bryan - Visual Effects Supervisor
Chris Corbould - Special Effects Supervisor
Martin Evans - Supervising Sound Editor
Don King - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
Shaun O'Dell - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
Jonathan P.B. Taylor - Additional Photography
Arthur Wooster - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
díjak:
Best Original Song (nom) Madonna 2002 Golden Globe
Halle Berry - Jinx
Toby Stephens - Gustav Graves
Rosamund Pike - Miranda Frost
Rick Yune - Zao
Judi Dench - M
John Cleese - Q
Michael Madsen - Falco
Kenneth Tsang - General Moon
Will Yun Lee - Colonel Moon
Emilio Echevarria - Raoul
Samantha Bond - Miss Moneypenny
Colin Salmon - Charles Robinson
Mikhail Gorevoy - Vlad
Lawrence Makoare - Mr. Kil
Madonna - Verity [uncredited]
United Artists
United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2005.11.21.
Terence Young directed this first of a long line of screen adventures with Ian Fleming's unflappable British Secret Service Agent 007 in a fast-paced, tongue-in-cheek style that set the tone for the rest of the popular series. Sean Connery sets the standard by which all future takers must measure themselves as the insouciant and devil-may-care James Bond. The story concerns Bond being sent to Jamaica to investigate the murders of a British agent and his secretary. During his investigation, he comes into contact with the evil and unscrupulous Chinese scientist Dr. No (Joseph Wiseman) who, living on an island called Crab Key, is hard at work in a nuclear laboratory. Dr. No's scheme is to divert rockets being fired from Cape Canaveral off their charted course and to blackmail the United States to get their rocket launches restored to normal. Helping Bond is Ursula Andress (mostly undressed in a bikini throughout most of the film), as well as bad gals like Zena Marshall, who almost leads Bond to his death in her bedroom, and Eunice Gayson, a Bond pickup in a London gambling house who proves herself a greater adversary than even James Bond can handle.
Terence Young - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Johanna Harwood - Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Berkley Mather - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Monty Norman - Composer (Music Score)
Eric Rogers - Musical Direction/Supervision
Peter Hunt - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Sidney Cain - Art Director
Syd Cain - Art Director
John O'Gorman - Makeup
Frank George - Special Effects
Bob Simmons - Stunts
díjak:
New Star of the Year - Female (win) Ursula Andress 1963 Golden Globe
Ursula Andress - Honey Ryder
Joseph Wiseman - Dr. No
Jack Lord - Felix Leiter
Bernard Lee - M
Anthony Dawson - Prof. Dent
Zena Marshall - Miss Taro
John Kitzmiller - Quarrel
Eunice Gayson - Sylvia
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Margaret LeWars - Photographer
Peter Burton - Maj. Boothroyd
Reggie Carter - Jones
Yvonne Shima - Sister Lily
Lester Prendergast - Pussfeller
United Artists
Eon Productions / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
9.0
2005.11.21.
From Russia With Love, the second in the series of James Bond films, is the film that solidifies all the Bond film elements into a formula — the action sequences are intensified and lend greater tension to the proceedings; John Barry's inimitable score makes its first appearance; Q is seen for the first time; and Sean Connery as Bond has nailed down his role as 007 — accentuating Bond's stylishness and sophistication, while toning down his cold-bloodedness. In From Russia With Love, the bad guys don't want to take over the world. They want something more mundane — a Russian decoding device. Assigned to the mission of stealing the decoding device are No. 3, former KGB agent Rosa Klebb (Lotte Lenya), and No. 5, Kronsteen (Vladek Sheybal), an expert chess player who has plotted every move of the mission. Kronsteen's plan requires using Bond's weakness for women as an element in acquiring the decoding device. Once Bond obtains the decoding device from Russian cipher clerk Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi), SPECTRE muscleman Red Grant (Robert Shaw) is to forcibly take it from Bond and kill him. But Bond suspects a trap. Being Bond, however, he can't resist the lure of a beautiful woman. So, flaunting danger, Bond travels to Istanbul to meet Tatiana. The centerpiece of this 007 feature is the thrilling fight to the death between Bond and enemy agent Red Grant aboard the Orient Express.
Terence Young - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Johanna Harwood - Screenwriter
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Lionel Bart - Songwriter
Monty Norman - Songwriter
Peter Hunt - Editor
Sidney Cain - Art Director
Syd Cain - Art Director
Michael White - Art Director
Freda Pearson - Set Designer
Jocelyn Rickards - Costume Designer
John Stears - Special Effects
David C. Anderson - First Assistant Director
Daniela Bianchi - Tania Romanova
Pedro Armendáriz - Kerim Bey
Lotte Lenya - Rosa Klebb
Robert Shaw - Red Grant
Bernard Lee - M
Eunice Gayson - Sylvia
Walter Gotell - Morzeny
Francis de Wolff - Vavra
George Pastell - Train Conductor
Nadja Regin - Kerim's Girl
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Jan Williams - Masseuse
Neville Jason - Kerim's Chauffeur
Vladek Sheybal - Kronsteen
Martine Beswicke - Zora
Peter Brayham - Rhoda
Peter Bayliss - Benz
Leila - Dancer
Desmond Llewelyn - Q / Boothroyd
Alizia Gur - Vida
Peter Madden - McAdams
Fred Haggerty - Krilencu
United Artists
Eon Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2004.11.24.
With Goldfinger, the James Bond series took a turn away from relatively straightforward spy thrillers and toward campy gadgetry, extravagant sets, and kitschy jokes. The final result was one of the best and most endearing 007 movies. Bond (Sean Connery) has to prevent a notorious gold smuggler, appropriately named Goldfinger (Gert Frobe), from robbing Fort Knox. Goldfinger is surrounded by evil henchmen, such as the sexy female pilot Pussy Galore (Honor Blackman) and Oddjob (Harold Sakata), who kills with his steel-rimmed bowler hats. In order to stop Goldfinger, Bond has to survive several perilous situations, including a huge, deadly laser. Goldfinger is one of the most popular films in the James Bond series, and it set the tone not only for the rest of the series but also for most of the action/adventure films of the late '60s and early '70s.
Guy Hamilton - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Paul Dehn - Screenwriter
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Richard Maibaum - Screenwriter
Ted Moore - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Leslie Bricusse - Songwriter
Anthony Newley - Songwriter
Peter Hunt - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Peter Murton - Art Director
Freda Pearson - Set Designer
Paul Rabiger - Makeup
John Stears - Special Effects
Gert Fröbe - Auric Goldfinger
Honor Blackman - Pussy Galore
Harold Sakata - Odd Job
Shirley Eaton - Jill Masterson
Bernard Lee - M
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Tania Mallet - Tilly Masterson
Austin Willis - Simmons
Cec Linder - Felix Leiter
Martin Benson - Solo
Bill Nagy - Midnight
Alf Joint - Capungo
Nadja Regin - Bonita
Ray Young - Sierra
Richard Vernon - Smithers
Denis Cowles - Brunskill
Michael Mellinger - Kisch
Burt Kwouk - Mr. Ling
Hal Galili - Strap
Victor Brooks - Blacking
Robert MacLeod - Atomic Specialist
Gerry Duggan - Hawker
Margaret Nolan - Dink
Mai Ling - Mei-Lei
John McLaren - Brigadier
MGM
Eon Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.11.22.
James Bond, the world's greatest secret agent, is sent once more into the breach in the name of Queen, Country, and a dry martini. In the 19th Bond adventure, 007 (Pierce Brosnan) must resolve a potentially deadly power struggle between two unstable nations, with control of the world's oil supply as the ultimate prize. Bond is assigned as bodyguard to Elektra King (Sophie Marceau), the daughter of a petroleum magnate who was brutally murdered, and is trying to foil the fiendish plot of Renard (Robert Carlyle), a villain who was shot in the head with an unusual result: he cannot feel physical pain, an apparent failing that proves to be a considerable asset. Denise Richards appears as Dr. Christmas Jones, an expert on nuclear weapons, alongside Desmond Llewelyn as Q, Judi Dench as M, Samantha Bond as Miss Moneypenny, and John Cleese as R. Alternative rock band Garbage performs the theme song
Michael Apted - Director
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Bruce Feirstein - Screenwriter
Neal Purvis - Screenwriter / Short Story Author / Screen Story
Dana Stevens - Screenwriter
Robert Wade - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Adrian Biddle - Cinematographer
David Arnold - Composer (Music Score)
Garbage - Songwriter
Jim Clark - Editor
Peter Lamont - Production Designer
Andrew Ackland-Snow - Art Director
Mark Harris - Art Director
Fred Hole - Art Director
Neil Lamont - Supervising Art Director
Simon Lamont - Art Director
Steve Lawrence - Art Director
Jim Morahan - Art Director
Nigel Goldsack - Associate Producer
Simon Wakefield - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
Chris Munro - Sound/Sound Designer
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Sean McCabe - Stunts
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Vic Armstrong - Second Unit Director
Mara Bryan - Visual Effects Supervisor
Chris Corbould - Special Effects Supervisor
Simon Crane - Stunts Coordinator
Martin Evans - Sound Editor
John Richardson - Special Effects Supervisor
Richard Sharkey - Location Manager
Jonathan P.B. Taylor - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Anthony Waye - Line Producer
Arthur Wooster - Additional Photography / Second Unit Director
Sophie Marceau - Elektra King
Robert Carlyle - Renard
Denise Richards - Christmas Jones
Robbie Coltrane - Valentin Zukovsky
Judi Dench - M
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
John Cleese - R
Maria Grazia Cucinotta - Cigar Girl
Samantha Bond - Miss Moneypenny
Michael Kitchen - Tanner
Colin Salmon - Robinson
Goldie - Bull
David Calder - Sir Robert King
Serena Scott Thomas - Dr. Holly Warmflash
Ulrich Thomsen - Davidov
John Seru - Gabor
Claude-Oliver Rudolph - Colonel Akakievich
Omid Djalili
Eon Productions / MGM / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.07.04.
Roger Spottiswoode (Air America) directed this 18th chapter in the 35-year-old James Bond series. James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) learns billionaire media mogul Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) is manipulating world events via an exclusive flow of information through his satellite system reaching all corners of the planet. With a stealth battleship sinking a British naval vessel, Carver sees that the Chinese are blamed. Crashing Carver's party in Hamburg, Bond meets "journalist" Wai Lin (Michelle Yeoh), later revealed as a Chinese agent. In a brief tryst, Bond renews his past relationship with Carver's wife Paris (Teri Hatcher). Carver dispatches Stamper (Gotz Otto) and other goons to cancel Bond, who eludes attackers with some of his new gadgets. In Southeast Asia, after Bond and Wai Lin scuba dive into the sunken British ship, they are captured by Stamper, handcuffed, and taken to Saigon where they make a motorcycle escape. To thwart Carver's plans for WWIII, the two agents head for Carver's stealth ship where a cruise missile is aimed at Beijing. Principal photography began April 1, 1997 in the new Eon Productions studio facility at Frogmore, northwest of London, and on the 007 stage at Pinewood Studios. Locations included the UK, Hamburg, Southeast Asia, Mexico, and off the Florida coast. The trademark Bond pre-title sequence was filmed in the French Pyrenees snowfields, centered around one of the few high-altitude operational airfields in Europe
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Bruce Feirstein - Screenwriter
Robert Elswit - Cinematographer
David Arnold - Composer (Music Score)
Sheryl Crow - Songwriter
Mitchell Froom - Songwriter
Michel Arcand - Editor
Dominique Fortin - Editor
Allan Cameron - Production Designer
Ken Court - Art Director
Jonathan Lee - Art Director
Giles Masters - Art Director
Tony Reading - Art Director
Stephen Scott - Art Director
Peter Young - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
Chris Munro - Sound/Sound Designer
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Callum McDougall - Production Manager
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Vic Armstrong - Stunts Coordinator / Second Unit Director
Dickey Beer - Stunts Coordinator
Chris Corbould - Special Effects Supervisor
Jonathan P.B. Taylor - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Anthony Waye - Line Producer
Jonathan Pryce - Elliot Carver
Michelle Yeoh - Wai Lin
Teri Hatcher - Paris Carver
Joe Don Baker - Wade
Ricky Jay - Henry Gupta
Götz Otto - Stamper
Judi Dench - M
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Vincent Schiavelli - Dr. Kaufman
Geoffrey Palmer - Admiral Roebuck
Colin Salmon - Robinson
Samantha Bond - Moneypenny
Hugh Bonneville - Air Warfare Officer (H.M.S. Bedford)
Gerard Butler - Seaman
Eon Productions / MGM / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2004.11.24.
Roger Spottiswoode (Air America) directed this 18th chapter in the 35-year-old James Bond series. James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) learns billionaire media mogul Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) is manipulating world events via an exclusive flow of information through his satellite system reaching all corners of the planet. With a stealth battleship sinking a British naval vessel, Carver sees that the Chinese are blamed. Crashing Carver's party in Hamburg, Bond meets "journalist" Wai Lin (Michelle Yeoh), later revealed as a Chinese agent. In a brief tryst, Bond renews his past relationship with Carver's wife Paris (Teri Hatcher). Carver dispatches Stamper (Gotz Otto) and other goons to cancel Bond, who eludes attackers with some of his new gadgets. In Southeast Asia, after Bond and Wai Lin scuba dive into the sunken British ship, they are captured by Stamper, handcuffed, and taken to Saigon where they make a motorcycle escape. To thwart Carver's plans for WWIII, the two agents head for Carver's stealth ship where a cruise missile is aimed at Beijing. Principal photography began April 1, 1997 in the new Eon Productions studio facility at Frogmore, northwest of London, and on the 007 stage at Pinewood Studios. Locations included the UK, Hamburg, Southeast Asia, Mexico, and off the Florida coast. The trademark Bond pre-title sequence was filmed in the French Pyrenees snowfields, centered around one of the few high-altitude operational airfields in Europe
Barbara Broccoli - Producer
Michael G. Wilson - Producer
Bruce Feirstein - Screenwriter
Robert Elswit - Cinematographer
David Arnold - Composer (Music Score)
Sheryl Crow - Songwriter
Mitchell Froom - Songwriter
Michel Arcand - Editor
Dominique Fortin - Editor
Allan Cameron - Production Designer
Ken Court - Art Director
Jonathan Lee - Art Director
Giles Masters - Art Director
Tony Reading - Art Director
Stephen Scott - Art Director
Peter Young - Set Designer
Lindy Hemming - Costume Designer
Chris Munro - Sound/Sound Designer
Gerry Gavigan - First Assistant Director
Callum McDougall - Production Manager
Debbie McWilliams - Casting
Vic Armstrong - Stunts Coordinator / Second Unit Director
Dickey Beer - Stunts Coordinator
Chris Corbould - Special Effects Supervisor
Jonathan P.B. Taylor - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Anthony Waye - Line Producer
Jonathan Pryce - Elliot Carver
Michelle Yeoh - Wai Lin
Teri Hatcher - Paris Carver
Joe Don Baker - Wade
Ricky Jay - Henry Gupta
Götz Otto - Stamper
Judi Dench - M
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Vincent Schiavelli - Dr. Kaufman
Geoffrey Palmer - Admiral Roebuck
Colin Salmon - Robinson
Samantha Bond - Moneypenny
Hugh Bonneville - Air Warfare Officer (H.M.S. Bedford)
Gerard Butler - Seaman
United Artists
Eon Productions / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2005.11.21.
James Bond heads East to save the world (and to learn how to serve saki properly) in this action-packed espionage adventure. When an American spacecraft disappears during a mission, it's widely believed to have been intercepted by the Soviet Union, and after a Russian space capsule similarly goes missing, most consider it to be an act of American retaliation. Soon the two nations are at the brink of war, but British intelligence discovers that some sort of UFO has crashed into the Sea of Japan. Agent 007, James Bond (Sean Connery) is sent in to investigate. After staging his own death to avoid being followed, Bond, disguised as a Japanese civilian, teams up with agent Tiger Tanaka (Tetsuro Tamba) and his beautiful associate Aki (Akiko Wakabayashi). With their help, Bond learns that both the American and Russian space missions were actually scuttled by supercriminal Ernst Blofeld (Donald Pleasance) in yet another bid by his evil empire SPECTRE to take over the world. As he battles the bad guys, Bond finds time to romance both Kissy Suziki (Mie Hama) and Helga Brandt (Karin Dor). You Only Live Twice was one of Sean Connery's last outings as James Bond. The next Bond film, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, would star George Lazenby as 007, and while Connery would return for Diamonds Are Forever, in 1973, Roger Moore took over the role. (Connery would play Bond one last time, in 1983's Never Say Never Again, which was produced outside the official series.)
Lewis Gilbert - Director
Albert R. Broccoli - Producer
Harry Saltzman - Producer
Harold Jack Bloom - Screenwriter
Roald Dahl - Screenwriter
Ian Fleming - Book Author
Freddie Young - Cinematographer
John Barry - Composer (Music Score)
Peter Hunt - Editor
Ken Adam - Production Designer
Harry Pottle - Art Director
David Ffolkes - Set Designer
Basil Newall - Makeup
Paul Rabiger - Makeup
John Stears - Special Effects
William P. Cartlidge - First Assistant Director
Akiko Wakabayashi - Aki
Tetsuro Tamba - Tiger Tanaka
Mie Hama - Kissy Suzuki
Teru Shimada - Mr. Osato
Karin Dor - Helga Brandt
Donald Pleasence - Ernst Stavros Blofeld
Lois Maxwell - Miss Moneypenny
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Charles Gray - Henderson
Tsai Chin - Chinese Girl
Bernard Lee - "M"
Laurence Herder - Astronaut - Russian Spacecraft
Richard Graydon - Astronaut - Russian Spacecraft
Robert Hutton - President's Aide
Bill Mitchell - Astronaut - 2nd American Spacecraft
Daivd Toguri - Assassin (Bedroom)
John Stone - Submarine Captain
Diane Cilento - Double
Norman Jones - Astronaut - 1st American Spacecraft
Michael Chow - SPECTRE No. 4
George Roubicek - Astronaut - 2nd American Spacecraft
Jeanne Roland - Bond's Masseuse
Alexander Knox - American President
Burt Kwouk - SPECTRE No. 3
Beyond Films / Lions Gate Films
A Good Woman UK Limited / Alan Greenspan Productions / Buskin FIlm / Kanzaman / Lighthouse Entertainment / Lions Gate Films / Magic Hour Media / Meltemi Entertainment / Thema Production
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2007.02.04.
One of Oscar Wilde's most popular plays is given a new screen interpretation in this period comedy. In New York in the early '30s, Mrs. Erlynne (Helen Hunt) is a widow who lives comfortably through the largesse of several married men, and when she runs out of wealthy suitors in Manhattan, she decides to find greener pastures among the wealthy elite of Italy's Amalfi coast. Mrs. Erlynne sets her sights on Robert Windermere (Mark Umbers), a wealthy Englishman who is married to the young, innocent and very beautiful Meg (Scarlett Johansson). Mrs. Erlynne gingerly tries to separate Robert from his wife and his money, fueling suspicions within Amalfi society as well as the audience that they are involved. Humiliated and ready to beat him at his own game, Meg begins to consider the advances of the handsome Lord Darlington (Stephen Campbell Moore), one of her husband's close friends. In the midst of all the attempted infidelity, the genially eccentric Tuppy (Tom Wilkinson) struggles to win Mrs. Erlynne's hand, while only one of the interconnected parties know that she carries a shocking secret. A Good Woman was based on Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan, with its title drawn from that show's subtitle, "A Play About a Good Woman."
Mike Barker - Director
Mark Albela - Producer
Jonathan English - Producer
Alan Greenspan - Producer
Howard Himelstein - Producer / Screenwriter
Steven Siebert - Producer
Oscar Wilde - Play Author
Ben Seresin - Cinematographer
Richard Mitchell - Musical Arrangement / Composer (Music Score) / Music Producer
Neil Farrell - Editor
Ben Scott - Production Designer
Pier Luigi Basile - Art Director
Rupert Bessi - Co-producer
Antonio Guadalupi - Co-producer
David Nichols - Supervising Producer
Denise O'dell - Co-producer
Kimberly Barnes - Associate Producer
Julie-Anne Lee Kinney - Associate Producer
Sally Robinson - Associate Producer
Liam Badger - Executive Producer
Mikael Borglund - Executive Producer
Hilary Davis - Executive Producer
Jimmy De Brabant - Executive Producer
Michael Dounaev - Executive Producer
John Evangelides - Executive Producer
Duncan Hopper - Executive Producer
Rupert Preston - Executive Producer
John Bloomfield - Costume Designer
Barbara Cicero - Set Decorator
Francesca Buffarello - Makeup
Anne Oldham - Makeup
Rosabella Russo - Makeup
Alberto Mangiante - First Assistant Director
Serenella Severini - Consultant/advisor
Maurizio Argentieri - Sound Mixer
Andrea Costantini - Production Manager
Marco Greco - Production Manager
Dan Hubbard - Casting
John Hubbard - Casting
Lilia Trapani - Casting
Daffina Alessandro - Grip
Louis Elman Amps - ADR Voice Casting
Malcolm Archer - Musical Performer
Lars Arnold - Production Assistant
Livio Aurelio - Driver
Alessandro Baragli - Production Assistant
Antonio Barba - Boom Operator
Abigail Barbier - ADR Voice Casting
Howard Bargroff - Re-Recording Mixer
Baseblack Limited - Visual Effects
Simona Batistelli - Production Coordinator
Claudio Bellincampi - Production Assistant
Romano Bellucci - Carpenter
Leonardo Beltrame - Electrician
Roberto Bianchi - Electrician
Maurizo Bisceglia - Driver
Courtney Bishop - ADR Recordist
Moon Blauner - Personal Assistant
Owen Bleasdale - Foley Recordist / Foley Editor
Paolo Bovi - Grip
Cecilia Buys - Personal Assistant
Rosario Calascibetta - Carpenter
Fausto Cancellieri - Grip
Giancarlo Carbonaro - Swing Gang
Miraphora Caruso - Graphic Design
Giancarlo Checchi - Generator Operator
Marcello Chimenti - Production Assistant
Giuseppe Citro - Production Assistant
Click Catering - Craft Service/Catering
Mariano Colace - Carpenter
Gabriele Colecchia - Production Assistant
Claudia Cosenza - Assistant Art Director
Vaness Crane - Set Dresser
Dimitri Delacovias - Matte Artist
Rita Della Rocca - First Assistant Accountant
Double Negative Ltd. - Visual Effects
Stephen Elson - Visual Effects Producer
Leonardo Fabbri - Painter
Carla Ferroni - Production Coordinator
Marco Ficorella - Assistant Properties
Andrea Fioravanti - Grip
Marco Francescon - Generator Operator
Andrea Gaeta - Assistant Art Director
Cristiano Galzerano - Grip
Cosimo Giannuzzi - Swing Gang
Andy Glen - Music Editor
Gianni Grazioli - Location Manager
Dan Green - ADR Recordist
Andy Hague - Musical Performer
Teresa Hinton - Hair Styles
Alistair Hopkins - Post Production Supervisor
Suzi Isles Buck - Personal Assistant
Detlef Issel - Production Assistant
Tony Jenkins - ADR Supervisor
Melissa Lake - Foley Artist
Alessandra Lentini - Location Manager
Fabrizio Leone - Driver
Roberto Leone - Transportation Coordinator
Emanuele Leurini - Focus Puller
Gianluca Leurini - Production Supervisor
Eduardo Lima - Graphic Design
Suhar Liviu Ciprian - Video Assist
Stefano Marino - Gaffer
Roberto Masotti - Swing Gang
Alessandro Mazzini - First Assistant Accountant
Gerard McCann - Music Editor
Fay McConkey - Visual Effects Producer
Peter "Zak" Melemendjian - Assistant Dialogue Editor
Giuseppe Meloni - Best Boy Grip
Michael Miller - ADR Mixer
Andrea Minerva - Production Assistant
Daniele Modesti - Location Manager
Dario Mormile - Video Assist
Attilio Moro - Transportation Coordinator
Massimo Nardi - Set Medic/First Aid
Vincenzo Nardi - Boom Operator
Charlie Noble - Visual Effects Supervisor
Bernard O'reilly - Supervising Sound Editor
Marco Olivieri - Location Manager
Daniela Ovi - Assistant Production Coordinator
Giuseppe Palumbo - Personal Assistant
Barbara Pastrovich - Second Assistant Director
Michele Pellgrini - Electrician
Stefania Petrini - Hair Styles
Francesco Pintore - Clapper Loader
Marina Pinzuti - ADR Voice Casting
London PNC - Negative Cutter
Jason Potter - First Assistant Accountant
Flaviano Ricci - Grip
Lamberto Ricciardi - Painter
Salvatore Ruberto - Electrician
Ida Sagnotti - Buyer
Stefano Salemme - Clapper Loader
Aaron Sandler - Personal Assistant
Petra Schwane - Compositor
Lionel Selwyn - Foley Artist
Lucilla Simbari - Set Dresser
Joseph Sinski - Musical Performer
Giulia Sirignani - Personal Assistant
Claudio Stefani - Properties Master
Graeme Stoten - ADR Recordist
Harry Thompson - Musical Performer
Tiziano Tomei - Production Assistant
Doriano Torriero - Key Grip
Simon Fisher Turner - Musical Performer
Riccardo Umetelli - Focus Puller
Alessandro Vannucci - Assistant Art Director
Alex Volpe - Key Hairstylist
Ben Waghorn - Musical Performer
Val Wardlow - Visual Effects Supervisor
Kieran White - Musical Performer
Peter Whitfield - Musical Performer
Lori Wyant - Script Supervisor
Zoo Grunwald SRL - Animal Trainer/Wrangler
díjak:
Film Presented 2004 Toronto International Film Festival
Scarlett Johansson - Meg Windermere
Tom Wilkinson - Tuppy
Stephen Campbell Moore - Lord Darlington
Mark Umbers - Robert Windermere
Milena Vukotic - Contessa Lucchino
Diana Hardcastle - Lady Plymdale
Roger Hammond - Cecil
Jane How - Mrs. Stutfield
John Standing - Dumby
Giorgia Massetti - Allessandra
Daniela Stanga - Dress Shop Owner
Carolina Levi - Dress Shop Salesgirl
Filippo Santoro - Old Man
Arianna Mansi - Stella's Maid 1
Camilla Bertocci - Stella's Maid 2
Nichola Aigner - Mrs. Gowper
Augusto Zucchi - Antique Shop Keeper
Bruce McGuire - Waiter Joe
Valentina D'uva - Giuseppina, Glove Shop Girl
Antonio Barbaro - Paulo
Shara Orano - Francesca
Michael Stromme - Hotel Desk Clerk
Alliance Atlantis Communications / Trimark
British Columbia Films / Race Films / Telefilm Canada
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2006.05.02.
A húszas évei elején járó Maggie a nagyvárosban a helyi meleg életbe nyakig belemerülve éli életét, meleg-könyvesboltban dolgozik, és esténként egy helyi melegbárban is fellép. Csupa felszabadult öröm az élet a családtól távol, főleg, hogy azoknak lövetük sincs róla, hogy a jó Maggie leszbikus és élvezi.Megismerkedik Kimmel, az utazó portréfestővel, és pár óra után már a lepedőt gyűrik nagy szerelemben és egyetértésben. A légy a levesben Maggie kétségbeesett anyja, aki magánéleti válságából kifolyólag elhatározza, hogy fiával együtt Vancouverbe költözik Maggie-hez. Hősnőnk pánikol, rejtőzik, tagad, Kim pedig kikéri magának. A boldog végkifejlet mindenki számára garantált. Ez a könnyed darab a mellékszereplők játékától lesz igazi csemege: Frances, a könyvesbolt szexuálisan frusztrált tulajdonosa, Judy, a Francest kitartóan ostromló transznemű leszbikus MTF (male-to-female) életművész, és Lila, a naiv, ám tanulékony mama felejthetetlenek. Fontos szerepet kap még a csoki, egy doboz elemes dildó és a Piroska és a farkas című örökzöld gyerekmese.
Better Than Chocolate is a lesbian love story. Walking home from an evening at the lesbian club 'Cat's Ass,' Maggie is confronted by a gang of skinheads. Suddenly a minibus comes to a screeching halt and out jumps Kim. The skins move on, and Maggie thanks Kim, who watches her go. This is their first meeting. Maggie has recently dropped out of law school and now works in a women's shop. To avoid a confrontation with her mother, she makes up a success story and tells her that she's living in a beautiful apartment. As her mother is having her difficulties with her second husband, she decides to take her young son and come to live with Maggie for a while. Meanwhile, Maggie is housesitting the apartment of a female performer on tour. As fate might have it, she runs across Kim again and they find themselves at the new apartment making love in the shower — at which moment Maggie's mother and little brother step in. The film was screened as part of the Panorama section of the 49th International Berlin Film Festival, 1999.
Anne Wheeler - Director
Sharon McGowan - Producer
Peggy Thompson - Producer / Screenwriter
Gregory Middleton - Cinematographer
Graeme Coleman - Composer (Music Score)
Alison Grace - Editor
David Roberts - Production Designer
Kate King - Art Director
Christopher Adkins - Associate Producer
Rosamund Norbury - Associate Producer
Brad Gough - Costume Designer
Gael McLean - Sound/Sound Designer
Seanna McPherson - First Assistant Director
Karyn Dwyer - Maggie
Christina Cox - Kim
Ann-Marie MacDonald - Frances
Peter Outerbridge - Judy
Marya Delver - Carla
Kevin Mundy - Paul
Tony Nappo - Tony
Jay Brazeau - Mr. Marcus
Dream Works Pictures / Paramount Pictures
DreamWorks / MTV Films / Red Hour / Smart Entertainment
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2007.10.29.
A versenyszámban való részvételtől természetesen eltiltják a két korcsolyázót - ez karrierjük végét is jelenti. Eltelik három év, és a két ősellenség újra találkozik. Újabb bunyó helyett ezúttal inkább kiagyalják, hogy miképpen térhetnének vissza a 2006-os téli olimpián...
A sportszabályzat ugyanis azt nem tiltja, hogy páros versenyszámban induljanak! Így bármennyire is gáz, Chazz és Jimmy egymás ölelésében kezdi edzőjükkel (Craig T. Nelson) gyakorolni a kűröket a hagyományosan férfi-nő felállást megszokott versenyszámban.
Persze ezt Stranz (Will Arnett) és Fairchild (Amy Poehler), a címvédő páros nem nézi sokáig vigyorogva...
A Kidobós óta az utóbbi idők legbizarrabb sportvígjátéka címet garantáltan begyűjtő alkotás rendezője az elsőfilmes Will Speck-Josh Gordon páros. Külön érdekesség, hogy az operatőr az a Stefan Czapsky, aki hosszas kihagyás után (az utóbbi évtizedben mindössze két filmet jegyzett) tér vissza. Korábban ő volt Tim Burton állandó szeme (Ollókezű Edward, Batman 2., Ed Wood).
Will Ferrell, Jon Heder, and Will Arnett headline this high-concept comedy concerning two male figure-skating rivals aching to compete despite having been banned from the sport. Their medals stripped after getting into a highly publicized fight at the World Championships, star figure skaters Chazz Michael Michaels (Ferrell) and Jimmy MacElroy (Heder) are barred from ever competing in the sport again. Upon discovering a loophole that will allow them to perform together in the pairs figure skating category, the two athletes determine to put their differences aside in order to pursue their gold medal aspirations. Amy Poehler, Jenna Fischer, Craig T. Nelson, and Rob Corddry co-star.
Josh Gordon - Director
Will Speck - Director
Stuart Cornfeld - Producer
John L. Jacobs - Producer
Ben Stiller - Producer
John Altschuler - Screenwriter
Craig Cox - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Jeff Cox - Screen Story / Screenwriter
Dave Krinsky - Screenwriter
Busy Philipps - Screen Story
Stefan Czapsky - Cinematographer
George Drakoulias - Musical Direction/Supervision
Theodore Shapiro - Composer (Music Score)
Richard Pearson - Editor
Stephen Lineweaver - Production Designer
Seth Reed - Art Director
Colin O'Reilly - Co-producer
Lara Breay - Associate Producer
Patrick Esposito - Associate Producer
Peter Kohn - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
Marty P. Ewing - Executive Producer / Unit Production Manager
Stephen Christensen - Set Designer
Lynn Christopher - Set Designer
Kristen Davis - Set Designer
Robert Johnson - Set Designer
Tammy Lee - Set Designer
Jane Wuu - Set Designer
Robert Greenfield - Set Decorator
Jay R. Hart - Set Decorator
Marylou Lim - Costume Designer
Julie Weiss - Costume Designer
Petur Hliddal - Sound/Sound Designer
David MacMillan - Sound/Sound Designer
Mark Mangini - Sound/Sound Designer
Simone Almekias-Seigl - Makeup
Denise Fischer - Makeup
Lisa Layman - Makeup / Hair Styles
Sheree Morgan - Makeup
Sabine Roller Taylor - Makeup
Luis Aguilar - Animator
Chris Derochie - Animator
Terry Kalinich - Animator
Agata Matuszak - Animator
Brian Zheng - Animator
Ray Delamotte - Camera Operator
Mitchell Dubin - Camera Operator
Eric Tramp - Camera Operator / Steadicam Operator
Whitney Coleman - Stunts
Jason Dungjen - Stunts
Christian Fletcher - Stunts
Michael Hansen - Stunts
Kyoko Ina - Stunts
Scott Irvine - Stunts
David Pelletier - Stunts
David Sadowski - Stunts
Jamie Sale - Stunts
Yuka Sato - Stunts
David Schultz - Stunts
Aaron Walters - Stunts
John Zimmerman - Stunts
Sarah Kawahara - Choreography
Juel Bestrop - Casting
Seth Yanklewitz - Casting
Antar Abderrahman - Electrician
Nicole Abranian - Production Assistant
Morgan Ahlborn - Production Assistant
Chris Arnold - Driver
Raffe Arnott - Rotoscope Artist
Steve Artmond - Department Head Makeup
Carol Ashley - Compositor
Adam Bagger - Personal Assistant
David Barraza - Driver
Brett Barrett - Special Effects Technician
Tracey Baxter - Compositor
Huston Beaumont - Chief Lighting Technician
Anna Behlmer - Re-Recording Mixer
Bob Berman - Assistant Editor
Riley Bernard - Compositor
Mike Birnkrant - Driver
Bob Blackburn - Construction Coordinator
Rod Bland - Model Effects
Justin Blum - Grip
Joseph Branam - Special Effects Technician
Mark Breakspear - Visual Effects Supervisor
Mike Brewer - Assistant Location Manager
Erik Bruhwiler - Lead Compositor
Raymond Bulinski - Craft Service/Catering
Gary Burritt - Negative Cutter
James Cain - Compositor
Kate Caldwell - Casting Assistant
John Campuzano - Compositor
Dheer Chaudhary - Painter (digital)
Barbara Chennault - Key Costumer
Robert Chesnut - Transportation Captain
Robert "BC" Chinello - Grip
Hyemee Choi - Lighting
Ashley Clark - Visual Effects Producer
Doug Coleman - Stunts Coordinator / Second Unit Director
Laura Connolly - Hair Styles
Bridget Cook - Department Head Hair
Blake Cornett - Recording
Martyn Culpitt - Compositor
Mick Cummings - Buyer
Elizabeth Czyzewski - Post Production Assistant
Thomas Dadras - Compositor
Tova Dann - Personal Assistant
John L. Dardis - Electrician
Steven Davidson - Special Effects Technician
Deborah M. Davis - Costumes Supervisor
Kenny Davis - Dolly Grip
Alan De Castro - Compositor
Chris Del Conte - Visual Effects Producer
Deluxe Catering, Inc. - Craft Service/Catering
Michael Dennehy - Second Assistant Accountant
Digital Dimension - Visual Effects
Mike Diltz - Compositor
Matt Disarro - Special Effects Technician
Jamie Dixon - Visual Effects Supervisor
Virgil Dosher - Driver
Alan Downs - Grip
Thomas S. Drescher - Music Editor
Robert Durnin - Technical Director
Nadav Ehrlich - Painter (digital)
Michelle Eisenreich - Visual Effects Producer
Jessica Elbaum - Personal Assistant
William Eliscu - Graphic Design
Matt Eppedio - Personal Assistant
Dale Fay - Visual Effects Supervisor
Larry Fee - Driver
R.C. Fill - Post Production Assistant
Gary Romolo Fiorelli - Second Assistant Director
Carl Fischer - Boom Operator
Brian Fisher - Compositor
Scott R. Fisher - Special Effects Coordinator
Donald Flick - Foley Editor
Mary Jo Fortin - Hair Styles
Stephen M. Foss - Grip
Mark Freund - Visual Effects Supervisor
Roland Fullajtar - Special Effects Technician
Toni G - Department Head Makeup
Nicole Gallardo - First Assistant Accountant
Andrea Galleguillos - Craft Service/Catering
Lily Garcia - Production Assistant
Robert A. Garcia - Driver
Mitch Gates - Painter (digital)
Michael D. Gay - Visual Effects Editor
David Geoghegan - Compositor
Peter Geraghty - Second Assistant Camera
Trish Gallaher Glenn - Properties Master
Kristen Gomez - Second Assistant Accountant
Melinda Sue Gordon - Still Photographer
Grant Goza - Grip
Steven Guerrero - Grip
Nathan Gunn - Assistant Editor
Robert Hackl - Visual Effects Supervisor
Martin Halle - Lighting
Suzanne Hanover - Still Photographer
Catherine A. Harper - Foley Artist
Liam Harty - Production Assistant
Terry Haskell - Properties Master
Hat Trick Catering - Craft Service/Catering
Greg Hayden - Additional Editing
David Hayles - Set Medic/First Aid
Thomas Hayslip - Production Supervisor
Craig "Pup" Heath - Recording
Alan Hernandez - Lighting
Michael Hertlein - Dialogue Editor
Ryce Hetherington - Assistant Production Coordinator
Martin Hilke - Compositor
Patrick Hoeschen - Electrician
Chris Holmes - Visual Effects Supervisor
Stanley R. Holmes - Driver
Petra Holtorf-Stratton - Visual Effects Supervisor
Bryan Howard - Painter (digital)
I.C.O. Entertainment - Visual Effects
Scott Inoue - Special Effects Technician
Anna Ivanova - Painter (digital)
Wade Ivy - Compositor
David Jacobson - Personal Assistant
Gary J. Johnson - Driver
Maxwell R. II Johnson - Driver
Fredrick Johnston - Driver
Justin Jones - Lead Compositor
Mark Jones - Driver
Michelle Jones - Driver
Tom Jones - Dialogue Editor
Catherine Kagan - Assistant Location Manager
Brad Kalinowski - Compositor
Patrick Keenan - Compositor
Louis Kim - Compositor
Cristian A. Kong - Compositor
Elliot Koretz - Foley Editor
Wayne Kosky - Grip
Athena Kouverianos - Production Coordinator
Michael Kowalski - Visual Effects Supervisor
Mathew Krentz - Lead Compositor
Matt Kutcher - Special Effects Coordinator
Bud Lacy - Driver
Matt Lane - Compositor
Ladd Lanford - Visual Effects Producer
Tracie Laymon - Production Assistant
Allan Lee - Compositor
Amy Lee - Lighting
Bob Leitelt - Grip
Rock LeRoy - Driver
Louis Leung - Model Effects
Beth J. Linden - Production Assistant
Jack Lineweaver - Art Department Assistant
Tory Littman - Craft Service/Catering
Derick Loo - Painter (digital)
David Lucarelli - ADR Recordist
Shelley MacLean - Visual Effects Editor
Jason Macza - Lighting
Liz Mahoney - Personal Assistant
Richard Malzahn - Visual Effects Supervisor
Darren Mann - Foley Mixer
Daniel Marcus - Production Assistant
Harrison D. Marsh - Boom Operator
Cyndi "Cutter" Martin - Production Assistant
Maggie Martin - Second Assistant Accountant
Louis Massouras - First Assistant Camera
Jesse Mather - Electrician
Nancy McArdle - Costumes Supervisor
Michael McGhee - Driver
Tom McHattie - Compositor
Mike McKean - Set Medic/First Aid
Jeff Mee - Post Production Coordinator
Adam Miller - Production Assistant
Toshiko Miura - Painter (digital)
Dan Moore - Key Costumer
Hailey Moore - Painter (digital)
Victor A. Moore - Driver
Harry Moreau - Lead Compositor
Mark Moretti - Storyboard Artist
Leonard Morganti - Storyboard Artist
Christopher Moriana - Foley Artist
Juan Morse - Electrician
Josh Mossotti - Compositor
Larry Motes - Driver
Piero Mura - Sound Effects Editor
Bryan Murphy - Production Assistant
Gloria Murphy - Assistant Properties
George Barsum Nadian - Driver
Tom Nagy - Painter (digital)
Peggy A. Names - Cable Person
Dillon Neaman - Production Assistant
Andy Nelson - Re-Recording Mixer
Valerie Nelson - Hair Styles
Jason Newton - Grip
David Nico - Assistant Production Coordinator
Sam Nixon - Matchmove Artist
Meghan L. Noble - Visual Effects Editor
Mike Nowak - Conductor
Jim O'Hagan - Compositor
Rodrigo Ortiz - ADR Editor
Michaela Orzea - Painter (digital)
Ralph Osborn III - Dialogue Editor
Pacific Title - Title Design
Pacific Title & Art Studio - Visual Effects
Erica Palm - Personal Assistant
Jaqueline Palmquist - Casting Assistant
Kevin E. Patterson - Cable Person
Enrico Perei - Compositor
Perpetual Motion Pictures, Inc. - Visual Effects
Christine Petrov - Compositor
Kathy Petty - Production Accountant
William H. Phen - Construction Foreman
Mike Piccirillo - Art Department Coordinator
Mario Pochat - Supervising Animator
Neil Pontecorvo - Greensman
Denise Anderson Poore - Production Assistant
Timothy R Price - Second Second Assistant Director
Prologue - Title Design / Graphic Design
Rainmaker - Visual Effects
Scott Rathner - First Assistant Camera
Jorge Razon - Painter (digital)
Sandra Roach - Compositor
Allen Robinson - Stunts Coordinator
Casey Rolseth - Model Effects
Benton Roman - Research
Marci Rosenberg - Production Coordinator
Kevin P. Roy - Production Assistant
Danielle Rubin - Compositor
Jorge A. Salazar - Driver
Michelle Schrauwers - Production Assistant
Lynn Sconyers - Personal Assistant
Dennis Seawright - First Assistant Camera
Keith Sellers - Painter (digital)
Jennifer Shepard - Special Effects Technician
Wayne Sheppard - Leadman
Drew Shields - Matchmove Artist
Shervin Shoghian - Compositor
Steve Simon - Production Assistant
Karl Sisson - CGI Effects
Andy Sisul - First Assistant Sound Editor
Brian Smallwood - Compositor
Ryan Smolarek - Lead Compositor
Soho VFX - Visual Effects
Leo L. Solis - Special Effects Technician
Randall Starr - Visual Effects Producer / Visual Effects Supervisor
Ben Steele - Technical Director
Charleen Steeves - ADR Mixer
Jerry Stroh - Driver
Paul Stroh - Transportation Coordinator
Kenny Tam - Painter (digital)
Tommy Tancharoen - Transportation Coordinator
Mark Thielen - Model Effects
Sean Thompson - First Assistant Editor
Stephen Thorp - Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Jeff Tomhave - Grip
Phi Train - Painter (digital)
Jay Traynor - Location Manager
Chris Trillo - Grip
Jerry Tung - Lighting
Laura Twors - Production Assistant
Robert Ulrich - Supervising ADR Editor
Lora Umphress - Production Accountant
Zac Unterman - Personal Assistant
Mary Ann Valdes - Department Head Hair
Kenneth Van Order - Special Effects Technician
Jorge Vasquez - Driver
Sebastien Veilleux - Compositor
Philip Volkolff - Camera Loader
Hugh Waddell - Dialogue Editor
Juliana Wade - Rotoscope Artist
Sheila Waldron - Script Supervisor
Douglas Wall - Grip
Charlie Ward - Personal Assistant
Gary Warshaw - Assistant Art Director
Tom Whelpley - Transportation Captain
Scott Whitmore - Grip
Bob Wiatr - Compositor
Gary A. Williams - Dolly Grip
Maileen Williams - DGA Intern
Robin Nicole Williams - Second Assistant Accountant
Wing Kwok - Compositor
Byron Wong - Assistant Editor
Greg Wong - Grip
Dennis Yeager II - Special Effects Technician
Dennis Yeager, Sr. - Special Effects Technician
Jon Heder - Jimmy MacElroy
Amy Poehler - Fairchild Van Waldenberg
Will Arnett - Stranz Van Waldenberg
Craig T. Nelson - Coach
Jenna Fischer - Katie Van Waldenberg
William Fichtner - Darren MacElroy
Romany Malco - Jesse
Nick Swardson - Hector
Scott Hamilton - Sports Anchor
Andy Richter - Mountie
Greg Lindsay - Mountie
Rob Corddry - Bryce
Nick Jameson - PA Announcer
Tom Virtue - Floor Manager
Sasha Cohen - Herself
Peggy Fleming - Judge
Brian Boitano - Federation Judge
Stephanie Courtney
Nancy Kerrigan - Attractive Official
Dorothy Hamill - Federation Judge
Luke Wilson - Sex Class Counselor
Columbia Pictures / Otto Preminger Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2006.08.05.
A szűk látókörű Anne nem nézi jó szemmel Cecile és Philippe (Geoffrey Horne) könnyed nyári kalandját sem, így a régi, megszokott, gondtalan, szabad élete védelmében Cecile úgy határoz, megpróbálja elüldözni a kellemetlenkedő nőt. A sors fintora, hogy a boldogság érdekében bevetett terv „búbánatot” hoz…
A Jó reggelt, búbánat! Francoise Sagan híres bestsellerének 1958-ban készült adaptációja; lebilincselő történet a szenvedélyek sötét oldaláról.
Francoise Sagan's bittersweet novel Bonjour Tristesse is given a sumptuous Riviera-filmed screen treatment. David Niven plays a wealthy playboy, the father of teenaged libertine-in-the-making Jean Seberg. Seberg tolerates most of her father's mistresses, but doesn't know what to make of the prudish Deborah Kerr, who will not cohabit with Niven until after they're married. Feeling that her own relation with her father will be disrupted by Kerr's presence, Seberg does her malicious best to break up the relationship—only to be beaten to the punch by Niven, who despite his promises of fidelity to Kerr cannot give up his hedonistic lifestyle. The combination of the daughter's disdain and the father's rakishness drive Kerr to suicide. Niven and Seberg continue pursuing their lavish but empty lifestyle, though both realize that their lack of moral fibre has destroyed a life. The incestuous undertones of the original Sagan novel are only slightly downplayed in the film version; the "tristesse" (sadness) is visually conveyed by filming the Deborah Kerr flashback scenes in color and the opening and closing of the film in bleak black and white. Bonjour Tristesse was codirected by Otto Preminger, who'd previously discovered Jean Seberg for his benighted 1957 filmization of Saint Joan.
Otto Preminger - Director / Producer
Arthur Laurents - Screenwriter
Francoise Sagan - Book Author
Georges Périnal - Cinematographer
Georges Auric - Composer (Music Score)
Helga Cranston - Editor
Roger Furse - Production Designer
Ray Simm - Art Director
Georges Peitot - Set Designer
Hubert de Givenchy - Costume Designer
David Hildyard - Sound/Sound Designer
Red Law - Sound/Sound Designer
Tutte Lemkow - Choreography
David Niven - Raymond
Jean Seberg - Cecile
Mylene Demongeot - Elsa Mackenbourg
Geoffrey Horne - Philippe
Juliette Greco - Night Club Singer
Walter Chiari - Pablo
Martita Hunt - Philippe's Mother
Jean Kent - Mrs. Lombard
David Oxley - Jacques
Elga Andersen - Denise
Jeremy Burnham - Hubert Duclos
Roland Culver - Mr. Lombard
Tutte Lemkow - Pierre Schube
Monroe Owsley - Jacques
Touchstone Pictures
Red Mullet Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2004.10.24.
Annie Stewart - Producer
Richard Jefferies - Screenwriter / Executive Producer
Declan Quinn - Cinematographer
Dylan Tichenor - Editor
Peter Grundy - Supervising Art Director
Nancy Pankiw - Art Director
Lata Ryan - Executive Producer
Patricia Cuccia - Set Designer
Michael Seirton - Set Designer
Marie-Sylvie Deveau - Costume Designer
Pawel Wdowczak - Sound/Sound Designer
David Webb - First Assistant Director
Robin D. Cook - Casting
Cathy Sandrich Gelfond - Casting
Amanda Mackey Johnson - Casting
Leslie Dilley - Second Unit Director / Production Designer
Scott A. Hecker - Supervising Sound Editor
Harry Lake - Additional Photography
Sharon Stone - Leah Tilson
Stephen Dorff - Dale Massie
Juliette Lewis - Ruby
Kristen Stewart - Kristen Tilson
Ryan Wilson - Jesse Tilson
Dana Eskelson - Sheriff Ferguson
Christopher Plummer - Mr. Massie
Universal
Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.11.18.
High-concept director Robert Zemeckis applies his usual polish — helped by an equally adept cast — for this surprisingly gruesome and extremely funny black comedy. The film begins with narcissistic actress Madeline (Meryl Streep) stealing the latest in a series of potential fiancées, wimpy plastic surgeon Ernest (Bruce Willis), from her ex-best friend Helen (Goldie Hawn). Depressed and infuriated, Helen suffers a breakdown that lands her in a mental hospital — in addition to a junk-food bender that seems to triple her weight. When Madeline crosses paths with Helen again many years later, she is horrified to discover her once-chunky rival looking younger, slimmer and more glamorous than ever before. Fearing that Helen will try to steal Ernest back — and dreading the thought of not having a plastic surgeon at her beck and call — Madeline solicits the supernatural services of an exotic New Age mystic (Isabella Rossellini), who sells her a potent youth elixir with the stipulation that she follow the dosage instructions to the letter... yeah, right. It appears that Helen owes her sexy comeback to the same magic formula, and the inevitable violent clash between the two well-dressed banshees leads to the realization that both women have become nearly impervious zombies, clawing at each other's throats long after the blood has run cold in their veins. Best remembered for Dick Smith's Oscar-winning makeup effects, which allow the rapidly-rotting undead femmes to toss off witty one-liners with ragged holes blasted through their bodies or spin their heads Exorcist-style. Not all the sight gags work, and Zemeckis' lighthearted treatment of such grotesque material tends to dull the satirical edge, but there are some truly inspired moments of dementia — particularly a hilarious cameo from Sydney Pollack as a doctor who comes unglued while examining Streep (who has yet to realize she's dead).
Robert Zemeckis - Director / Producer
Steve Starkey - Producer
Martin Donovan - Screenwriter
David Koepp - Screenwriter
Dean Cundey - Cinematographer
Alan Silvestri - Composer (Music Score)
Arthur Schmidt - Editor
Rick Carter - Production Designer
Jim Teegarden - Art Director
Joan Bradshaw - Co-producer
John H.M. Berger - Set Designer
Jackie Carr - Set Designer
Elizabeth Lapp - Set Designer
Masako Masuda - Set Designer
Lauren Polizzi - Set Designer
Joanna Johnston - Costume Designer
William Kaplan - Sound/Sound Designer
Dick Smith - Makeup
Alec Gillis - Special Effects
Ken Ralston - Special Effects
Tom Woodruff, Jr. - Special Effects
Raymond Stella - Camera Operator
Karen Rea - Casting
Kevin Bartnof - Foley Artist
Bruce Willis - Ernest Menville
Goldie Hawn - Helen Sharp
Isabella Rossellini - Lisle Von Rhumans
Ian Ogilvy - Chagall
Adam Storke - Dakota
Nancy Fish - Rose
Alaina Reed Hall - Psychologist
Michelle Johnson - Anna
Mary Ellen Trainor - Vivian Adams
William Frankfather - Mr. Franklin
John Ingle - Eulogist
Ron Stein - Elvis
Jonathan Silverman - Jay Norman
Colleen Morris - Starlet
Lydia Peterkoch - Blonde with Jim Morrison
Lacy Darryl Phillips - Dancer
Louise Rapport - Older Woman at Party
Jean Pflieger - Psychiatric Patient
Matt Sergott - Dancer
Debra Jo Rupp - Psychiatric Patient
Regan Patno - Dancer
Michael A. Nickles - Lisle's Body Guard
Charles McGowan - Dancer
Michael Mills - Police Officer
Thomas Murphy - Eviction Cop
Ken Hughes - Dancer
Edward J. Forsyth - Dancer
Karen Rea
Sydney Pollack - Doctor
Bob Swaim - Andy Warhol
Carol-Ann Susi - Psychiatric Patient
Paolo Tocha - Landlord
Sergio Trujillo - Dancer
Paul Thorpe - Dancer
Carrie Yazel - Girl at Dakota's
Kay Yamamoto - Psychiatric Patient
Clement Von Franckenstein - Opening Man
Meg Wittner - Woman at Book Party
Jerry Whitman - Singer
Dan Lee Clark - Lisle's Body Guard
Randy Crenshaw - Singer
Mark Davenport - Eviction Cop
Phillip Cooper - Coroner
Eric Clark - James Dean
Fabio - Lisle's Body Guard
Donna Ekholdt - Sobbing Nun
John Enos - Lisle's Body Guard
Cameron English - Dancer
Tammy Gantz - Sobbing Nun
Stephanie Anderson - Marilyn Monroe
Cheryl Baxter - Dancer
Jeff Adkins - Dancer
Kevin Caldwell - Medical Technician
Bonnie Cahoon - Greta Garbo
Joel Beeson - Lisle's Body Guard
Petrea Burchard - Opening Woman
Dave Brock - Jim Morrison
Keith McDaniel - Dancer
Kenneth Knaff - Dancer
Jacquelyn K. Koch - Messenger Girl
Jill C. Klein - Psychiatric Patient
Mimi Kennedy - Second Woman
Melissa Martin - Sobbing Nun
Glean Lewis - Dancer
Stuart Mabray - Chagall Security
Anya Longwell - Chagall Receptionist
Bob Gaynor - Dancer
Alex P. Hernandez - Medical Technician
Don Hesser - Dancer
Ernest Harada - Coroner
Susan Kellerman - Second Doctor
Jon Joyce - Singer
Michael Higgins - Dancer
Jim Jansen - Second Man
Sonia Jackson - Psychiatric Patient
Miramax
Danny DeVito Film / Flower Films / Red Hour Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.24.
Éppen ezért úgy érzik, megfogták az isten lábát, amikor ráakadnak egy elbűvölő, kétszintes, kétlakásos házra Brooklyn egyik impozáns negyedében. Minden meseszép, egy lényegtelen apróságtól eltekintve
Just how far would you go to have the home of your dreams all to yourself? A couple start asking themselves that very question in this dark comedy directed by Danny DeVito. Alex (Ben Stiller) and Nancy (Drew Barrymore) are a young couple who are happy and successful, but lack one thing that they truly want — the perfect home in Manhattan. Alex and Nancy think they may have found just the place they've been looking for when they discover the bottom half of a beautiful old duplex has opened up. While the couple are delighted with their new flat, they discover it has one major disadvantage they hadn't counted on — their upstairs neighbor, Mrs. Connelly (Eileen Essel), an elderly woman who soon makes their lives a living hell. Persuading Mrs. Connelly to move is fruitless, since she has a long term rent-controlled lease, and as things become more and more difficult, Alex and Nancy begin to wonder if she won't go away on her own, perhaps a more drastic (and permanent) solution may be in order. Duplex also stars Harvey Fierstein, Justin Theroux, James Remar, and Swoosie Kurtz
Drew Barrymore - Producer
Stuart Cornfeld - Producer
Richard N. Gladstein - Producer / Executive Producer
Nancy Juvonen - Producer
Jeremy S. Kramer - Producer
Meryl Poster - Producer / Executive Producer
Ben Stiller - Producer
Larry Doyle - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Anastas Michos - Cinematographer
David Newman - Composer (Music Score)
Randy Spendlove - Musical Direction/Supervision
Greg Hayden - Editor
Michael Hofacre - Editor
Lynzee Klingman - Editor
Stephen Alesch - Production Designer
Robin Standefer - Production Designer
Nicholas Lundy - Art Director
Mario R. Ventenilla - Art Director
Alan C. Blomquist - Executive Producer
David Lipson - Executive Producer / Background Artist
Jennifer Wachtell - Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Lois G. Hoyos - Set Designer
Daniel R. Jennings - Set Designer
Cynthia McCormac - Set Designer
Richard Romig - Set Designer
Easton M. Smith - Set Designer
Devon Renee Anderson - Costume Designer
Joseph G. Aulisi - Costume Designer
Melissa F. Binder - Costume Designer
Jennifer Morrison Holyfield - Costume Designer
Robert Mata - Costume Designer
B.J. Rogers - Costume Designer
Thom "Coach" Ehle - Sound/Sound Designer
Marty Frasu - Sound/Sound Designer
John Blake - Makeup
Barney Burman - Makeup
Naomi Donne - Makeup / Hair Styles
Kimberly Greene - Makeup
Kenny Myers - Makeup
Douglas Noe - Makeup
Digital Dimension - Special Effects
Digital Filmworks - Special Effects
Flash Film Works - Special Effects
Michael Rispoli - First Assistant Director
Scott Robinson - First Assistant Director
Skip Lievsay - Consultant/advisor
Krystyna Newman - Consultant/advisor
Jeffrey Nodelman - Supervisor/Manager
Drew Barrymore - Nancy Kendricks
Eileen Essell - Mrs. Connelly
Harvey Fierstein - Kenneth
Robert Wisdom - Officer Dan
Justin Theroux - Coop
Amber Valletta - Celine
James Remar - Chick
Swoosie Kurtz - Jean
Kumar Pallana - Indian Restaurant Owner
Leyna Nguyen - Female Newscaster
Jackie Titone - Bartender
Michelle Krusiec - Dr. Kang
Geraldine Hughes - Receptionist
Sherry Klein
Michael Fahn - Sneezer on Train
Jim Castillo - Weatherman
Roberta R. Deen - Caterer
Christine La Fontaine - Don Piper Fan #1
Tim Maculan - Terrence
Eugene Lazarev - Mr. Dzerzhinsky
Margie Loomis - Old Biddy #1
Cheryl Klein - Ginger
Gary Riotto - Drug Dealer
Guiles - Little Dick
Wallace Shawn - Herman
Philip Perlman - Phil
Tracey Walter - Pharmacy Customer
Chris Mulkey
Joe Banks - Police Officer
Jenette Goldstein - Moderator
Edward Edwards - Antique Dealer
Louis Giambalvo - Pharmacist
Claude Picasso - Little Dick
Chuma Hunter-Gault - Mailroom Guy
Christopher Doyle - Tavern Bartender
Maya Rudolph - Tara
Linda Porter - Old Biddy #2
Stomy Bugsy - Little Dick
Mía Maestro - Little Dick
Christina Kirk - Mrs. Friedman
John Hamburg - Mr. Friedman
Miramax
Danny DeVito Film / Flower Films / Red Hour Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2004.11.24.
Éppen ezért úgy érzik, megfogták az isten lábát, amikor ráakadnak egy elbűvölő, kétszintes, kétlakásos házra Brooklyn egyik impozáns negyedében. Minden meseszép, egy lényegtelen apróságtól eltekintve
Just how far would you go to have the home of your dreams all to yourself? A couple start asking themselves that very question in this dark comedy directed by Danny DeVito. Alex (Ben Stiller) and Nancy (Drew Barrymore) are a young couple who are happy and successful, but lack one thing that they truly want — the perfect home in Manhattan. Alex and Nancy think they may have found just the place they've been looking for when they discover the bottom half of a beautiful old duplex has opened up. While the couple are delighted with their new flat, they discover it has one major disadvantage they hadn't counted on — their upstairs neighbor, Mrs. Connelly (Eileen Essel), an elderly woman who soon makes their lives a living hell. Persuading Mrs. Connelly to move is fruitless, since she has a long term rent-controlled lease, and as things become more and more difficult, Alex and Nancy begin to wonder if she won't go away on her own, perhaps a more drastic (and permanent) solution may be in order. Duplex also stars Harvey Fierstein, Justin Theroux, James Remar, and Swoosie Kurtz
Drew Barrymore - Producer
Stuart Cornfeld - Producer
Richard N. Gladstein - Producer / Executive Producer
Nancy Juvonen - Producer
Jeremy S. Kramer - Producer
Meryl Poster - Producer / Executive Producer
Ben Stiller - Producer
Larry Doyle - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Anastas Michos - Cinematographer
David Newman - Composer (Music Score)
Randy Spendlove - Musical Direction/Supervision
Greg Hayden - Editor
Michael Hofacre - Editor
Lynzee Klingman - Editor
Stephen Alesch - Production Designer
Robin Standefer - Production Designer
Nicholas Lundy - Art Director
Mario R. Ventenilla - Art Director
Alan C. Blomquist - Executive Producer
David Lipson - Executive Producer / Background Artist
Jennifer Wachtell - Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Lois G. Hoyos - Set Designer
Daniel R. Jennings - Set Designer
Cynthia McCormac - Set Designer
Richard Romig - Set Designer
Easton M. Smith - Set Designer
Devon Renee Anderson - Costume Designer
Joseph G. Aulisi - Costume Designer
Melissa F. Binder - Costume Designer
Jennifer Morrison Holyfield - Costume Designer
Robert Mata - Costume Designer
B.J. Rogers - Costume Designer
Thom "Coach" Ehle - Sound/Sound Designer
Marty Frasu - Sound/Sound Designer
John Blake - Makeup
Barney Burman - Makeup
Naomi Donne - Makeup / Hair Styles
Kimberly Greene - Makeup
Kenny Myers - Makeup
Douglas Noe - Makeup
Digital Dimension - Special Effects
Digital Filmworks - Special Effects
Flash Film Works - Special Effects
Michael Rispoli - First Assistant Director
Scott Robinson - First Assistant Director
Skip Lievsay - Consultant/advisor
Krystyna Newman - Consultant/advisor
Jeffrey Nodelman - Supervisor/Manager
Drew Barrymore - Nancy Kendricks
Eileen Essell - Mrs. Connelly
Harvey Fierstein - Kenneth
Robert Wisdom - Officer Dan
Justin Theroux - Coop
Amber Valletta - Celine
James Remar - Chick
Swoosie Kurtz - Jean
Kumar Pallana - Indian Restaurant Owner
Leyna Nguyen - Female Newscaster
Jackie Titone - Bartender
Michelle Krusiec - Dr. Kang
Geraldine Hughes - Receptionist
Sherry Klein
Michael Fahn - Sneezer on Train
Jim Castillo - Weatherman
Roberta R. Deen - Caterer
Christine La Fontaine - Don Piper Fan #1
Tim Maculan - Terrence
Eugene Lazarev - Mr. Dzerzhinsky
Margie Loomis - Old Biddy #1
Cheryl Klein - Ginger
Gary Riotto - Drug Dealer
Guiles - Little Dick
Wallace Shawn - Herman
Philip Perlman - Phil
Tracey Walter - Pharmacy Customer
Chris Mulkey
Joe Banks - Police Officer
Jenette Goldstein - Moderator
Edward Edwards - Antique Dealer
Louis Giambalvo - Pharmacist
Claude Picasso - Little Dick
Chuma Hunter-Gault - Mailroom Guy
Christopher Doyle - Tavern Bartender
Maya Rudolph - Tara
Linda Porter - Old Biddy #2
Stomy Bugsy - Little Dick
Mía Maestro - Little Dick
Christina Kirk - Mrs. Friedman
John Hamburg - Mr. Friedman
NBC
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2004.12.31.
When the "friends" weren't at home or at work, they could be found hanging out at Central Perk, a Greenwich Village coffeehouse manned by Gunther (played by real-life "coffee guy" James Michael Tyler, who did not receive screen credit until well into the series' run), where Phoebe occasionally performed as a folksinger. Gradually and inevitably, many of friends became lovers. First it was Ross and Rachel, a relationship that came to a screeching halt in season three when Ross slept with another woman when the couple was "on a break." Ross then ended up marrying the prickly Emily Waltham (Helen Baxendale) during a jaunt to England in season four. That this alliance was doomed from the start was demonstrated when, during the ceremony, Ross said Rachel's name instead of Emily's. After the dissolution of the marriage, a drunken Ross and Rachel impulsively got hitched in Las Vegas at the end of season five, but they soon realized that they'd acted too hastily, and were themselves divorced. In season eight, Rachel gave birth to Ross' baby, a girl named Emma. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica, who after "getting it on" at Ross' wedding ceremony tried to keep their relationship a secret from everyone, were married at the close of season seven. They would later discover that they could not have children, whereupon they adopted a baby from a woman named Erica (Anna Faris). In a similar vein, the whimsical Phoebe had earlier agreed to be artificially inseminated so that she could bear a child for her half-brother, Frank (Giovanni Ribisi), and his wife (and former teacher), Alice (Debra Jo Rupp). Ultimately, Phoebe gave birth to triplets. Phoebe also had another sibling, a twin sister named Ursula — actually the same character played by Lisa Kudrow in the earlier NBC sitcom Mad About You, which was still in production when Friends debuted on September 22, 1994.
The series' tenth and final season (2003-2004) wrapped up several loose plot strands. Having admitted that he always loved Rachel, Joey proposed to her, but the marriage never came off — and in an eleventh-hour decision, Rachel forsook plans to move to Paris, and returned to Ross. After several desultory relationships, Phoebe married a nice guy named Mike (Paul Rudd). And as Friends approached its two-part finale, Erica, the birth mother of Monica and Chandler's soon-to-be-adopted baby went into labor — and surprisingly delivered twins, which they named Erica (after the "real" mom) and Jack (after Chandler's dad). After the storyline of the series ended, Joey would end up moving out of New York, heading to L.A. to pursue a film career, thereby setting up the premise of Matt LeBlanc's spin-off sitcom Joey. At or near the number one ratings slot throughout most of its run, Friends also earned a veritable warehouse of Emmy Awards — not to mention full-fledged stardom for all of the series' regulars.
Adam Chase - Executive Producer
Ted Cohen - Executive Producer
David Crane - Executive Producer / Show Creator
Michael Curtis - Executive Producer
Shana Goldberg-Meehan - Executive Producer
Marta Kauffman - Executive Producer / Show Creator
Greg Malins - Executive Producer
Andrew Reich - Executive Producer
Scott Silveri - Executive Producer
Courteney Cox
Lisa Kudrow
Matt LeBlanc
Matthew Perry
David Schwimmer
NBC
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2005.01.02.
When the "friends" weren't at home or at work, they could be found hanging out at Central Perk, a Greenwich Village coffeehouse manned by Gunther (played by real-life "coffee guy" James Michael Tyler, who did not receive screen credit until well into the series' run), where Phoebe occasionally performed as a folksinger. Gradually and inevitably, many of friends became lovers. First it was Ross and Rachel, a relationship that came to a screeching halt in season three when Ross slept with another woman when the couple was "on a break." Ross then ended up marrying the prickly Emily Waltham (Helen Baxendale) during a jaunt to England in season four. That this alliance was doomed from the start was demonstrated when, during the ceremony, Ross said Rachel's name instead of Emily's. After the dissolution of the marriage, a drunken Ross and Rachel impulsively got hitched in Las Vegas at the end of season five, but they soon realized that they'd acted too hastily, and were themselves divorced. In season eight, Rachel gave birth to Ross' baby, a girl named Emma. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica, who after "getting it on" at Ross' wedding ceremony tried to keep their relationship a secret from everyone, were married at the close of season seven. They would later discover that they could not have children, whereupon they adopted a baby from a woman named Erica (Anna Faris). In a similar vein, the whimsical Phoebe had earlier agreed to be artificially inseminated so that she could bear a child for her half-brother, Frank (Giovanni Ribisi), and his wife (and former teacher), Alice (Debra Jo Rupp). Ultimately, Phoebe gave birth to triplets. Phoebe also had another sibling, a twin sister named Ursula — actually the same character played by Lisa Kudrow in the earlier NBC sitcom Mad About You, which was still in production when Friends debuted on September 22, 1994.
The series' tenth and final season (2003-2004) wrapped up several loose plot strands. Having admitted that he always loved Rachel, Joey proposed to her, but the marriage never came off — and in an eleventh-hour decision, Rachel forsook plans to move to Paris, and returned to Ross. After several desultory relationships, Phoebe married a nice guy named Mike (Paul Rudd). And as Friends approached its two-part finale, Erica, the birth mother of Monica and Chandler's soon-to-be-adopted baby went into labor — and surprisingly delivered twins, which they named Erica (after the "real" mom) and Jack (after Chandler's dad). After the storyline of the series ended, Joey would end up moving out of New York, heading to L.A. to pursue a film career, thereby setting up the premise of Matt LeBlanc's spin-off sitcom Joey. At or near the number one ratings slot throughout most of its run, Friends also earned a veritable warehouse of Emmy Awards — not to mention full-fledged stardom for all of the series' regulars.
Adam Chase - Executive Producer
Ted Cohen - Executive Producer
David Crane - Executive Producer / Show Creator
Michael Curtis - Executive Producer
Shana Goldberg-Meehan - Executive Producer
Marta Kauffman - Executive Producer / Show Creator
Greg Malins - Executive Producer
Andrew Reich - Executive Producer
Scott Silveri - Executive Producer
Courteney Cox
Lisa Kudrow
Matt LeBlanc
Matthew Perry
David Schwimmer
NBC
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2005.03.29.
When the "friends" weren't at home or at work, they could be found hanging out at Central Perk, a Greenwich Village coffeehouse manned by Gunther (played by real-life "coffee guy" James Michael Tyler, who did not receive screen credit until well into the series' run), where Phoebe occasionally performed as a folksinger. Gradually and inevitably, many of friends became lovers. First it was Ross and Rachel, a relationship that came to a screeching halt in season three when Ross slept with another woman when the couple was "on a break." Ross then ended up marrying the prickly Emily Waltham (Helen Baxendale) during a jaunt to England in season four. That this alliance was doomed from the start was demonstrated when, during the ceremony, Ross said Rachel's name instead of Emily's. After the dissolution of the marriage, a drunken Ross and Rachel impulsively got hitched in Las Vegas at the end of season five, but they soon realized that they'd acted too hastily, and were themselves divorced. In season eight, Rachel gave birth to Ross' baby, a girl named Emma. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica, who after "getting it on" at Ross' wedding ceremony tried to keep their relationship a secret from everyone, were married at the close of season seven. They would later discover that they could not have children, whereupon they adopted a baby from a woman named Erica (Anna Faris). In a similar vein, the whimsical Phoebe had earlier agreed to be artificially inseminated so that she could bear a child for her half-brother, Frank (Giovanni Ribisi), and his wife (and former teacher), Alice (Debra Jo Rupp). Ultimately, Phoebe gave birth to triplets. Phoebe also had another sibling, a twin sister named Ursula — actually the same character played by Lisa Kudrow in the earlier NBC sitcom Mad About You, which was still in production when Friends debuted on September 22, 1994.
The series' tenth and final season (2003-2004) wrapped up several loose plot strands. Having admitted that he always loved Rachel, Joey proposed to her, but the marriage never came off — and in an eleventh-hour decision, Rachel forsook plans to move to Paris, and returned to Ross. After several desultory relationships, Phoebe married a nice guy named Mike (Paul Rudd). And as Friends approached its two-part finale, Erica, the birth mother of Monica and Chandler's soon-to-be-adopted baby went into labor — and surprisingly delivered twins, which they named Erica (after the "real" mom) and Jack (after Chandler's dad). After the storyline of the series ended, Joey would end up moving out of New York, heading to L.A. to pursue a film career, thereby setting up the premise of Matt LeBlanc's spin-off sitcom Joey. At or near the number one ratings slot throughout most of its run, Friends also earned a veritable warehouse of Emmy Awards — not to mention full-fledged stardom for all of the series' regulars.
Adam Chase - Executive Producer
Ted Cohen - Executive Producer
David Crane - Executive Producer / Show Creator
Michael Curtis - Executive Producer
Shana Goldberg-Meehan - Executive Producer
Marta Kauffman - Executive Producer / Show Creator
Greg Malins - Executive Producer
Andrew Reich - Executive Producer
Scott Silveri - Executive Producer
Courteney Cox
Lisa Kudrow
Matt Le Blanc
Matthew Perry
David Schwimmer
Columbia TriStar Films/ Sony Pictures Classics
This is That Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2008.01.15.
Nicole Holofcener (Lovely & Amazing) csípős humorú, romantikus vígjátéka a 2006-os Sundance Filmfesztivál nyitófilmje volt.
A single woman envies the security of her married friends, while they in turn dream of her freedom in this comedy drama. Olivia (Jennifer Aniston) is a single woman in her mid-thirties who feels she's reached a crossroads in her life. Unhappy with her career as a teacher, Olivia quits and takes a job as a maid until she sorts out her feelings. However, Olivia feels as if she could use some support, both personal and financial, from her best friends, all of whom at very least have more in the bank than she does. But that's not to say they don't have problems of their own. Christine (Catherine Keener) and her husband Patrick (Jason Isaacs) are screenwriters who have discovered that collaborating is more stress than they can deal with. Jane (Frances McDormand) is married to Aaron (Simon McBurney); they work together as designers, but while their professional relationship is cordial, they've become numb to one another as lovers and friends. And Franny (Joan Cusack) and Matt (Greg Germann) are a couple who comfortably support themselves and their children thanks to an inherited fortune; while their material needs are met, emotionally they can barely handle marriage and parenthood. Friends With Money was written and directed by Nicole Holofcener, who previously made the acclaimed independent features Walking and Talking and Lovely & Amazing.
Nicole Holofcener - Director / Screenwriter
Anne Carey - Producer / Executive Producer
Ted Hope - Producer / Executive Producer
Terry Stacey - Cinematographer
Rickie Lee Jones - Composer (Music Score)
Tracy McKnight - Musical Direction/Supervision
Craig Richey - Composer (Music Score)
X Position Group - Featured Music
Robert Frazen - Editor
Amy B. Ancona - Production Designer
Stephen H. Carter - Art Director
Victoria Ruskin - Art Director
Ray Angelic - Executive Producer / Unit Production Manager
Maria Nay - Set Decorator
Carol Silverman - Set Decorator
Michael Wilkinson - Costume Designer
Maria Mantia - Second Assistant Director / First Assistant Director
Drew Ann Rosenberg - First Assistant Director
Joe Collins - Camera Operator
Danny Moder - Camera Operator
John Skotchdopole - Camera Operator
Jeanne McCarthy - Casting
Peter Bankins - Properties Master
Jean A. Black - Department Head Makeup
Becky Brake - Location Manager
Evans Brown - Chief Lighting Technician
Buzz Image Group - Visual Effects
Gary J. Coppola - Re-Recording Mixer
Pud Cusack - Production Sound Mixer
Carol Dantuono - Post Production Supervisor
Victor De Nicola Jr. - Key Hairstylist
Marjorie Ergas - Production Supervisor
Cormac Funge - Supervising Sound Editor
Lori Grabowski - Script Supervisor
Diedre Kane - Properties Master
Erica Kay - Production Supervisor
Derek Marcil - Re-Recording Mixer
Frances Mathias - Key Hairstylist
Medusah - Department Head Hair
David Melito - Production Accountant
Kate Quinlan - Costumes Supervisor
Gary S. Rake - Second Assistant Director
Steven Ramsey - Chief Lighting Technician
Christopher M. Ridino - Construction Coordinator
Amy Schmiederer - Key Make-up
Brain Smyi - Stunts Coordinator
Gayle Vangrofsky - Location Manager
Sheila Waldron - Script Supervisor
Carla White - Key Make-up
díjak:
Best Screenplay (nom) Nicole Holofcener 2006 Independent Spirit Award
Best Supporting Actress (win) Frances McDormand 2006 Independent Spirit Award
Film Presented 2006 Sundance Film Festival
Joan Cusack - Franny
Catherine Keener - Christine
Frances McDormand - Jane
Jason Isaacs - David
Scott Caan - Mike
Simon McBurney - Aaron
Greg Germann - Matt
Ty Burrell - Other Aaron
Bob Stephenson - Marty
Timm Sharp - Richard
Hailey Johnson - Tammy
Jake Cherry - Wyatt
Marin Hinkle - Maya
Troy Ruptash - Brad
Elizabeth Keener - Lancome Saleswoman
John Srednicki - Lancome Salesman
Mitch Rouse - Raymond
Christine Mourad - Edie
Jenn Fee - Debbie Lazarus
Max Burkholder - Max
Alejandra Flores - Maria
Maulik Pancholy - Flirtacious Waiter
Jane Elizabeth Mendez - Deli Woman
Kristen Minter - Oblivious Mom
Bobby Coleman - Marcus
Tonita Castro - Teresa
Lleen Getz - Maria
Reggie Austin - Old Navy Shopper
Yafit Hallely - Old Navy Shopper
Michael Lawson - Old Navy Employee
Wade Allain-Marcus - Old Navy Manager
Fernando Nieto - Construction Worker
Romy Rosemont - Gretchen
K.C. Clyde - Waiter
Wendy Phillips - Fundraiser Host
Will Keenan - Man
Hallie Foote - Woman
Playtime, studiocanal, m6films, Gimages Develpment, Pathe
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2007.09.27.
camille de Pazzis - Nina
ariele Dombasle - V-Ficher
Jean Pierre Kalfon
Bruno Salomone - Rico
alexis Loret - Luc
Rizzoli Film Distrubutors
Cinematografia Federiz
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2005.12.17.
Juliet of the Spirits is a fantastical showcase for Federico Fellini's vibrant imagery, starring his wife, Giulietta Masina, as the titular leading character. Juliet is a wealthy housewife who constantly fears her husband, Giorgio (Mario Pisu), is cheating on her. While she yearns for a peaceful intimate evening on the night of their 15th anniversary, the egotistical Giorgio has forgotten about it and instead arrives home with his eccentric friends. After a trip to a séance, Juliet is haunted by images from the spirit world, including obsessions from her past involving religion and her late relatives. With her sisters and mother prying into her life, Juliet seems to be seeking an inner peace amidst all the sexual temptations surrounding her. She meets her neighbor, Suzy (Sandra Milo), a showy pleasure-seeker who lives in a sensual playhouse. It appears that all of Juliet's family, friends, and fantasies demand that she loosen up and embrace sexual freedom, yet she remains chaste and dowdy, lamenting over her unfaithful husband. The reasons for Juliet's repression are not clearly defined by the narrative, despite glimpses into her supposed imagination. Forced to endure the constant bombardment of sexually charged imaginings, the demure Juliet retreats on her own.
Federico Fellini - Director / Screenwriter
Angelo Rizzoli - Producer
Ennio Flaiano - Screenwriter
Tullio Pinelli - Screenwriter
Brunello Rondi - Screenwriter
Gianni Di Venanzo - Cinematographer
Nino Rota - Composer (Music Score)
Ruggero Mastroianni - Editor
Piero Gherardi - Art Director / Costume Designer
Giantito Burchiellaro - Set Designer
Luciano Ricceri - Set Designer
E. Benazzi Taglietti - Set Designer
Otello Fava - Makeup
Emilo Trani - Makeup
díjak:
Best Foreign Film - Foreign Language (win) 1965 Golden Globe
Best Foreign Film (win) 1965 National Board of Review
Best Foreign Film (win) Federico Fellini 1965 New York Film Critics Circle
Best Color Costume Design (nom) Piero Gherardi 1966 Academy
Mario Pisu - Giorgio
Sandra Milo - Susy
Valentina Cortese - Valentina
Sylva Koscina - Sylva
Caterina Boratto - Juliet's Mother
Alba Cancellieri - Juliet as a Child
Luisa della Noce - Adele
Sabrina Gigli - Granddaughter
Rosella di Sepio - Granddaughter
Lou Gilbert - Grandfather
Silvana Jachino - Dolores
Elena Fondra - Elena
José-Luis de Villalonga - Friends of Giorgio
Cesarino Miceli Picardi - Friend of Giorgio
Elisabetta Gray - Juliet's Maid
Seyna Seyn - Masseuse
Dina de Santis - Susy's Maid
Dany Paris - Desperate Friend
Fred Williams - Arabian Prince
Alberto Plebani - Lynx-Eyes
Anne Francine - Psychoanalyst
Mario Conocchia - Family Lawyer
Friedrich Ledebur - Headmaster
Massimo Sarchielli - Valentina's Lover
Giorgio Ardisson - Dolores' models
Bob Edwards - Dolores's models
Milena Vukotic - Juliet's Maid
Valeska Gert - Bhisma
Buena Vista
Buena Vista / Rollins, Morra, Brezner Productions / Silver Screen Partners III / Touchstone Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2005.04.02.
Barry Levinson - Director
Larry Brezner - Producer
Mark Johnson - Producer
Mitch Markowitz - Screenwriter
Peter Sova - Cinematographer
Alex North - Composer (Music Score)
Raja Gosnell - Editor
Stu Linder - Editor
Roy Walker - Production Designer
Steve Spence - Art Director
Harry Benn - Co-producer
Ben Moses - Co-producer
Steven Saxton - Associate Producer
Tessa Davies - Set Designer
Keith Denny - Costume Designer
Clive Winter - Sound/Sound Designer
Eric Allwright - Makeup
Fred Cramer - Special Effects
Bill Westley - First Assistant Director
Freddie Cooper - Camera Operator
Clive Curtis - Stunts
Louis Di Giaimo - Casting
Forest Whitaker - Edward Garlick
Tung Thanh Tran - Tuan
Chintara Sukapatana - Trinh
Bruce "Bruno" Kirby, Jr. - Lt. Steven Hauk
Robert Wuhl - Marty Lee Dreiwitz
J.T. Walsh - Sgt. Major Dickerson
Noble Willingham - Gen. Taylor
Juney Smith - Phil McPherson
Richard Portnow - Dan The Man Levitan
Floyd Vivino - Eddie Kirk
Cu Ba Nguyen - Jimmy Wah, saloon owner
Sangad Sangkao - Viet Cong Leader in Jungle
Greg Knight - Convoy Soldier
Danny Aiello - MP
Louis Di Giaimo
Marie Rowe
Don Stanton - Censor #2
James McIntire - Sgt. at Jimmy Wah's
Ralph Tabakin - Chaplain Noel
Richard Edson - Private Abersold
Peter MacKenzie - Sgt. at Jimmy Wah's
J.J. - MP #2
Vestron
Films Antenne 2 / Filmtre / MK2 Productions / Pressman Film Corporation / RAI 1 / Vestron
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.07.29.
The always innovative Taviani Brothers pay homage to another unique filmmaker, D. W. Griffith, in Good Morning, Babylon. Vincent Spano and Joaquim de Almeida star as Nicola and Andrea Bonnano, the latest in a long line of Tuscany-born cathedral builders. Emigrating to America, the brothers settle in Los Angeles in 1915, even as director Griffith (Charles Dance) is preparing his epic production Intolerance. The boys are hired to help construct the massive sets for the film's Babylonian sequence (hence the title), for no other reason than the fact that Griffith is impressed by Italian craftsmanship. As the film progresses, Nicola and Andrea assimilate to their new surroundings, even launching a romance with a pair of pretty movie extras. On the verge of continuing the family tradition, the boys' ambitions are cut short by events well beyond their control. Still, their past artistic accomplishments, like those of their forebears, survive the ages — but only on the ethereal silver screen.
Paolo Taviani - Director / Screenwriter
Vittorio Taviani - Director / Screenwriter
Giuliani de Negri - Producer
Lloyd Fonvielle - Screenwriter / Associate Producer
Tonino Guerra - Screenwriter
Giuseppe Lanci - Cinematographer
Nicola Piovani - Composer (Music Score)
Roberto Perpignani - Editor
Gianni Sbarra - Production Designer
Milena Canonero - Associate Producer
Caldecot Chubb - Associate Producer
Marin Karmitz - Executive Producer
Edward R. Pressman - Executive Producer
Lina Nerli Taviani - Costume Designer
Carlo Palmieri - Sound/Sound Designer
Gian Franco Mecacci - Makeup
Fabio Conversi - Camera Operator
Gino Landi - Choreography
Joaquim de Almeida - Andrea Bonnano
Greta Scacchi - Edna
Omero Antonutti - Bonnano, Nicola & Andrea's Father
Charles Dance - D.W. Griffith
Bérangere Bonvoisin - Mrs. Moglie Griffith
Margarita Lozano - The Venetian
David Brandon - Grass
Brian Freilino - Thompson
Elio Marconato
Massimo Venturiello - Duccio
Domenico Fiore
Lionello Pio di Savoia
Marco Cavicchioli
Mirio Guidelli
Desiree Nosbusch - Mabel
John Francis Lane
Maurizio Fardo
Egidio Termine
Diego Ribon
Michele Melega
Andrea Prodan - Irish Cameraman
Universal
Imagine Entertainment / Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.11.27.
In this romantic comedy from director Frank Oz, Steve Martin plays Boston architect Newton Davis, an impulsive dreamer who builds a bucolic dream home for his girlfriend (Dana Delany) as a means of proposing to her — only she turns him down. Three months later, the depressed Davis meets a waitress who calls herself Gwen (Goldie Hawn), though pretending to be Hungarian proves to be only the first of her many deceptions. Davis has a one-night stand with Gwen during which he tells her the sad story of the house, which remains unoccupied just outside the city in his hometown of Dobbs Mills, because he can't bear to sell it. Following what seems to be a familiar path for this con artist, Gwen locates the house, figuring she can take up residence without anyone noticing. During a trip to the local grocery, she ends up telling the proprietor she's Davis' wife while trying to charge her purchases to his account. When she offers the same story to a local furniture dealer (Donald Moffat), unaware he's Davis' father, it triggers a string of fabrications in which the shocked Davis unwittingly becomes a co-conspirator. Seeing an opportunity of his own, Davis allows Gwen to stay in the house and agrees to go along with her story in hopes of winning back his jealous ex. Of course, this also necessitates outlandish lie upon outlandish lie, leaving the whole enterprise forever on the verge of collapse
Frank Oz - Director
Brian Grazer - Producer / Screenwriter
Mark Stein - Screenwriter
John A. Alonzo - Cinematographer
Miles Goodman - Composer (Music Score)
John Jympson - Editor
Ida Random - Production Designer
Jeff Sage - Production Designer
Jack Blackman - Art Director
Jefferson Sage - Art Director
Karen Kehela - Associate Producer
Michelle Wright - Associate Producer
Bernard Williams - Executive Producer
Tracy A. Doyle - Set Designer
Philip Messina - Set Designer
Betsy Cox - Costume Designer
Marty Bolger - Sound/Sound Designer
John Lyons - Casting
Goldie Hawn - Gwen
Dana Delany - Becky
Julie Harris - Edna Davis
Donald Moffat - George Davis
Peter MacNicol - Marty
Richard B. Shull - Ralph
Laurel Cronin - Mary
Roy Cooper - Moseby
Christopher Durang - Reverend Lipton
Heywood Hale Broun - Travis
Cherry Jones - Patty
Vasek Simek - Karol
Suzanne Whang - Moseby's Secretary
Mary Klug - Lorraine
Alice Duffy - Hazel
Ken Cheeseman - Harv
Ricardo Pitts-Wiley - Bus Driver
Rose-Ann San Martino - Shopkeeper
Howe F. Perrigo - Bus Person
John Lyons
Maggie Steig - Party Guest
Tony V. - Bus Driver
Grenville Cuyler - Party Guest
Phyllis Jubett Gould - Dobb's Mill Pedestrian
David Hannegan - Party Guest
George Jones - Restaurant Guest
Molly D. Gerard - Party Guest
Hazel Gardner - Mother with Stroller
Kevin O'Brien - Caterer Truck Driver
Bill L. McDonald - Uncle Ray
Michael Nurse - Dedication Ceremony Speaker
Patricia Madden - China Shop Proprietor
Edward Mason - Party Guest
Belle McDonald - Aunt Betty
Moira J. McCarthy - Restaurant Guest
20th Century Fox
Blue Sky Studio
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2005.05.27.
A bolygó fenséges teremtményei - no és a tunyák és kisebbek közül is páran - megindulnak dél fele, hogy elkerüljék a szörnyű fagyhalált.
A kivételek közé tartozik egy Manfréd nevű mamut, egy magányos vándor, aki azt szereti a legjobban, ha egyedül róhatja az utakat, valamint egy Sid nevű végtelenül lusta lajhár, aki azt szereti a legjobban, ha semmit nem kell csinálnia.
Amikor Sid védelmezőjéül "fogadja" Manfrédot, a mamut mindent elkövet, hogy megszabaduljon újdonsült ismerősétől.
Ám ez még csak a megpróbáltatások kezdete. Kénytelen lesz elfogadni Sid társaságát, amikor az ráveszi, hogy segítsenek egy Roshan nevű kisbabát visszajuttatni a családjához.
Egy félelmetes kardfogú tigris, Diego is csatlakozik a csapathoz - hogy az első adandó alkalommal elragadhassa a csecsemőt.
Mialatt Sid, Manfréd és Diego a végtelen, jéggel borított pusztaságban menetelnek, egy Scrat nevű, patkány és mókus keverékének tűnő őskori lény a fennmaradásért küzdve fáradhatatlanul igyekszik teljesíteni küldetését - nevezetesen elásni egy makkot...
Miközben Scrat magával a jégkorszakkal vívja harcát becses makkjáért, Manfréd, Sid, Diego és Roshan egy elképesztő utazás részesei lesznek. Lavinák elől menekülnek, dodókkal harcolnak az élelemért, felfedezik a pelenka titkait, őskori jéghullámvasúton lovagolnak és vulkanikus lávatavak fölötti jéghidakon kelnek át.
Ők a jégkorszak - vagy talán minden idők - legfurcsább társasága. Ami Scratet illeti… nos, ő talán azóta is azon mesterkedik, hogy azt az istenverte makkot megtarthassa.
A team of "sub-zero heroes" band together to save a human infant in this digitally animated feature from Oscar-winning director Chris Wedge, whose unique lighting software (called "Ray Tracing") sets his visual style apart from earlier CGI efforts. Twenty thousand years ago, the Earth is overrun by freezing temperatures in an Ice Age that is sending all manner of critters scattering in the path of encroaching glaciers. When a lost human infant is discovered, an unlikely quartet of misfits forms to return it to its mother: Manny, a depressed woolly mammoth (Ray Romano); Sid, a fast-talking sloth (John Leguizamo); an acorn-crazed squirrel named Scrat (Wedge); and the devilish saber-toothed tiger named Diego (Denis Leary). Before they can complete their mission, the reluctant compatriots will brave pits of boiling lava, dangerous caverns of ice, and even a traitorous plot within their midst. Ice Age (2002) also features the voices of Jack Black, Jane Krakowski, and Goran Visnjic
Carlos Saldanha - Director
Chris Wedge - Director
Lori Forte - Producer
Peter Ackerman - Screenwriter
Michael Berg - Screenwriter
Michael J. Wilson - Screenwriter
David Newman - Composer (Music Score)
John Carnochan - Editor
Brian McEntee - Production Designer
Christopher Meledandri - Executive Producer
Sean Garnhart - Sound/Sound Designer
James Bresnahan - Animator
Michael Thurmeier - Animator
Dave Walvoord - Supervising Technical Director
John Leguizamo - Sid [Voice]
Denis Leary - Diego [Voice]
Goran Visnjic - Soto [Voice]
Jack Black - Zeke [Voice]
Tara Strong - Roshan [Voice]
Cedric the Entertainer - Rhino [Voice]
Stephen Root - Rhino [Voice]
Diedrich Bader - Saber-Tooth Tiger [Voice]
Alan Tudyk - Saber-Tooth Tiger [Voice]
Lorri Bagley - Female Sloth [Voice]
Jane Krakowski - Female Sloth [Voice]
Chris Wedge - Scrat [Voice]
20th Century Fox
Blue Sky Studio
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2004.11.23.
A bolygó fenséges teremtményei - no és a tunyák és kisebbek közül is páran - megindulnak dél fele, hogy elkerüljék a szörnyű fagyhalált.
A kivételek közé tartozik egy Manfréd nevű mamut, egy magányos vándor, aki azt szereti a legjobban, ha egyedül róhatja az utakat, valamint egy Sid nevű végtelenül lusta lajhár, aki azt szereti a legjobban, ha semmit nem kell csinálnia.
Amikor Sid védelmezőjéül "fogadja" Manfrédot, a mamut mindent elkövet, hogy megszabaduljon újdonsült ismerősétől.
Ám ez még csak a megpróbáltatások kezdete. Kénytelen lesz elfogadni Sid társaságát, amikor az ráveszi, hogy segítsenek egy Roshan nevű kisbabát visszajuttatni a családjához.
Egy félelmetes kardfogú tigris, Diego is csatlakozik a csapathoz - hogy az első adandó alkalommal elragadhassa a csecsemőt.
Mialatt Sid, Manfréd és Diego a végtelen, jéggel borított pusztaságban menetelnek, egy Scrat nevű, patkány és mókus keverékének tűnő őskori lény a fennmaradásért küzdve fáradhatatlanul igyekszik teljesíteni küldetését - nevezetesen elásni egy makkot...
Miközben Scrat magával a jégkorszakkal vívja harcát becses makkjáért, Manfréd, Sid, Diego és Roshan egy elképesztő utazás részesei lesznek. Lavinák elől menekülnek, dodókkal harcolnak az élelemért, felfedezik a pelenka titkait, őskori jéghullámvasúton lovagolnak és vulkanikus lávatavak fölötti jéghidakon kelnek át.
Ők a jégkorszak - vagy talán minden idők - legfurcsább társasága. Ami Scratet illeti… nos, ő talán azóta is azon mesterkedik, hogy azt az istenverte makkot megtarthassa.
A team of "sub-zero heroes" band together to save a human infant in this digitally animated feature from Oscar-winning director Chris Wedge, whose unique lighting software (called "Ray Tracing") sets his visual style apart from earlier CGI efforts. Twenty thousand years ago, the Earth is overrun by freezing temperatures in an Ice Age that is sending all manner of critters scattering in the path of encroaching glaciers. When a lost human infant is discovered, an unlikely quartet of misfits forms to return it to its mother: Manny, a depressed woolly mammoth (Ray Romano); Sid, a fast-talking sloth (John Leguizamo); an acorn-crazed squirrel named Scrat (Wedge); and the devilish saber-toothed tiger named Diego (Denis Leary). Before they can complete their mission, the reluctant compatriots will brave pits of boiling lava, dangerous caverns of ice, and even a traitorous plot within their midst. Ice Age (2002) also features the voices of Jack Black, Jane Krakowski, and Goran Visnjic
Carlos Saldanha - Director
Chris Wedge - Director
Lori Forte - Producer
Peter Ackerman - Screenwriter
Michael Berg - Screenwriter
Michael J. Wilson - Screenwriter
David Newman - Composer (Music Score)
John Carnochan - Editor
Brian McEntee - Production Designer
Christopher Meledandri - Executive Producer
Sean Garnhart - Sound/Sound Designer
James Bresnahan - Animator
Michael Thurmeier - Animator
Dave Walvoord - Supervising Technical Director
John Leguizamo - Sid [Voice]
Denis Leary - Diego [Voice]
Goran Visnjic - Soto [Voice]
Jack Black - Zeke [Voice]
Tara Strong - Roshan [Voice]
Cedric the Entertainer - Rhino [Voice]
Stephen Root - Rhino [Voice]
Diedrich Bader - Saber-Tooth Tiger [Voice]
Alan Tudyk - Saber-Tooth Tiger [Voice]
Lorri Bagley - Female Sloth [Voice]
Jane Krakowski - Female Sloth [Voice]
Chris Wedge - Scrat [Voice]
20th Century Fox
Blue Sky Studio
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2006.04.17.
Néha mégis arcukra fagy a mosoly. Manfréd ugyanis nagyon magányos - már egyenesen úgy érzi, mintha kihaltak volna körülötte a nőstények. És míg ő búnak ereszti az ormányát, Sid rájön, hogy csak egy egyre vékonyodó jéggát választja el őket az áradástól - ha az átszakad, boldog völgyüket elárasztja a víz. Az árral pedig együtt úsznak majd azok a csúszómászók, akiknek túl éles a foga arra fáj, hogy átvegyék az uralmat a nagy közös medence fölött.
Manny (Ray Romano), Sid (John Leguizamo), and Diego (Denis Leary) may have made it through the big freeze, but when the ice begins to melt, the heroic trio must warn the other inhabitants of their peaceful valley of the coming flood in directors Chris Wedge and Carlos Saldanha's sequel to the computer animated 2002 hit Ice Age. As the ice age winds to an end, the animals of the Earth have taken warmly to the melting paradise that surrounds them. Despite the false comfort of a lush valley teeming with vegetation, however, great danger looms just over the horizon. When Manny, Sid, and Diego realize that the miles of liquefying ice overlooking their valley will soon turn from a gentle trickle to a violent force of nature capable of destroying anything and everything unfortunate enough to be in its path, they quickly set out to spread the word and get their endangered friends out of harm's way
Carlos Saldanha - Director
Lori Forte - Producer
Peter Gaulke - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Jim Hecht - Screenwriter
Gerry Swallow - Screenwriter / Screen Story
John Powell - Composer (Music Score)
Harry Hitner - Editor
Thomas Cardone - Art Director
Christopher Meledandri - Executive Producer
Chris Wedge - Executive Producer
John Leguizamo - Sid [Voice]
Denis Leary - Diego [Voice]
Seann William Scott - Crash [Voice]
Josh Peck - Eddie [Voice]
Queen Latifah - Ellie [Voice]
Will Arnett - Lone Gunslinger Vulture [Voice]
Jay Leno - Fast Tony [Voice]
Buena Vista Pictures
Walt Disney Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2005.11.05.
A 17 éves Casey Carlyle előtt nagy jövő áll: fizikából ő az osztály legjobbja, kétség nem férhet hozzá, hogy a Harvardon folytathatja tanulmányait. Tanára bíztatására egy nagyszabású tanulmányt próbál írni a nyáron, amely megnyithatja az utat a hőn áhított neves egyetem felé. Casey úgy dönt, hogy a műkorcsolya világában érvényesülő fizikai törvényszerűségekkel és összefüggésekkel foglalkozik majd nyári projektjében – hogy igazán testközelből szerezzen tapasztalatokat, vesz egy nagy levegőt és beiratkozik a korcsolya-suliba. Hamarosan rájön, hogy tévedett: nem a fizika, nem a tudomány hozza lázba, hanem a műkorcsolya – ez az ő igazi szerelme, igazi szenvedélye. Közeleg a nyár vége, és döntenie kell. Kövesse édesanyja és a saját régi álmát, és beiratkozzon a Harvardra, vagy hallgasson a szívére, fordítson hátat mindennek, és kövesse az új álmait?
A teenager is torn between her desire to please her mother and following her own ambitions in this family-friendly comedy drama. Casey Carlyle (Michelle Trachtenberg) is a high-school student who has a keen mind for math and looks to be on the fast track to Harvard, which is just the way her mother (Joan Cusack) wants it. However, Casey also has a dream of becoming a competitive ice skater, which is not a popular notion with either Casey's mom or her school's clique of aspiring skaters, led by the egocentric Gen (Hayden Panettiere). However, one day at the rink Casey wins the attention of Tina (Kim Cattrall), a former skating champion who now trains her daughter and is trying to live down an incident that grounded her career on the ice. Tina thinks Casey has what it takes to be a champ, but neither Gen nor Casey's mother are happy with this news, leaving Casey and Tina to go it alone, though Casey soon wins the emotional support of Teddy (Trevor Blumas), Gen's handsome older brother. Ice Princess also features champion skater Michelle Kwan in a small role as herself, doing television commentary at a skating event.
Tim Fywell - Director
Bridget Johnson - Producer
Meg Cabot - Short Story Author
Hadley Davis - Short Story Author / Screenwriter
David Hennings - Cinematographer
Christophe Beck - Composer (Music Score)
Lisa Brown - Musical Direction/Supervision
Janice Hampton - Editor
Lester Cohen - Production Designer
Dennis Davenport - Art Director
David Blackman - Associate Producer
Richard Cowan - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
William W. Wilson III - Executive Producer
Michael Shocrylas - Set Designer
Michael Dennison - Costume Designer
Jaro Dick - Set Decorator
Robert F. Scherer - Sound/Sound Designer
Jamie Isley - Consultant/advisor / Choreography
Ann Fletcher - Choreography
Sarah Halley Finn - Casting
Randi Hiller - Casting
Randle Akerson - Supervising Sound Editor
Robert L. Sephton - Supervising Sound Editor
Kim Cattrall - Tina Harwood
Michelle Trachtenberg - Casey Carlyle
Hayden Panettiere - Gen Harwood
Trevor Blumas - Teddy Harwood
Connie Ray - Nikki's Mom
Kirsten Olson - Nikki
Juliana Cannarozzo - Zoey Bloch
Jocelyn Lai - Tiffany
Michelle Kwan - Herself
Brian Boitano - Himself
Mandy Butcher - Mean Party Girl
Joey Racki - Zipline Guy
Emma Nielsen - Snowplow Sam
Edrea Khong - Snowplow Sam
Melissa Shears - Snowplow Sam
Kaci Brandt - Snowplow Sam
Diego Klattenhoff - Kyle Dayton
Alexandra Najarro - Snowplow Sam
Chantal Desforge - Harvard Physics Student
Amanda Leela - Snowplow Sam
Sean Croft - Joan's Student
Signe Ronka - Emma Flanders
Andrew Dow - Party Guy
Andrew Butcher - Party Guy
Sean Persaud - Dj
Flo Umphrey - Piano Teacher
Stephanie Hutchison - Ballet Teacher
Michele Moore - Near-miss Skater
Jennifer Gelfer - Skate Saleswoman
Shanique Ollivierre-Lake - Chantal Degroat
Knickoy Robinson - Party Guy
Courtney Hawkrigg - Mean Party Girl
Martha Mac Isaac - Mean Party Girl
Andrew T. Mackay - Party Guy
Steven Ross - Mr. Bast
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee - Tiffany's Dad
Debbi Wilkes - Zoey's Coach
Erik King - Chip Healey
Mathieu Ledoux - Party Guy
Colleen Collins - Lily
Kevin Jubinville - Reporter
Laura Aloisio - Snowplow Sam
Andrea Tou - Devon
Jesse Primosig - Rink Kid
Jordan Hockley - Jeremy
Charmaine Hamp - Jeremy's Mom
Roy Bradshaw - Tiffany's Coach
Ben Gilbank - Brian
Mark Hird - Nikki's Coach
Brandon Lajko - Rink Kid
Thanh Nguyen - Hot Dog Kid
Cole Campbell - Rink Kid
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2008.02.03.
The cast of the hit primetime drama Melrose Place reunite for his Sci-Fi Channel original film concerning a remote ski lodge that is overrun by enormous mutant spiders. Ski season is upon us, and as an ambitious team of Olympic hopefuls arrives at the Lost Mountain Ski Resort to train under a retired Olympic skier (Patrick Muldoon), it begins to look as if they may have a shot at the gold after all. The fun quickly turns to fright, however, when a scientist (Vanessa Williams) from a local government lab arrives with an ominous warning about a top-secret experiment gone horribly awry. It seems that government scientists have succeeded in creating a breed of giant spiders capable of surviving in even the most extreme climates, and somehow the aggressive arachnids have managed to escape from the lab. Now, as the snow begins to fall, the flesh-eating spiders scurry out onto the slopes for a hearty winter snack.
Tibor Takacs - Director
Sylvia Hess - Producer
Jeffrey Schenick - Producer
Eric Miller - Screenwriter
Barry Gravelle - Cinematographer
Penka Kouneva - Composer (Music Score)
John Blizek - Editor
Danny Draven - Editor
Paul Colichman - Executive Producer
Andreas Hess - Executive Producer
Stephen Jarchow - Executive Producer
Brian Trenchard-Smith - Consultant/advisor
Dean Fronk - Casting
Donald Paul Permick - Casting
Stephen J. Cannell
David Millbern
Patrick Muldoon
Vanessa A. Williams
Cinema 5 / Columbia Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2006.03.01.
A Monty Python társulat néhány tagja, köztük a Gyalog galopp társrendezője Terry Gilliam, olyan későbbi sikerek alkotója, mint a 12 majom, a Münchausen báró kalandjai, vagy a Brazil, valamint Michael Palin, a Gyalog galopp, Az élet értelme, a Brazil, és A hal neve: Wanda sztárja egyesítették erőiket ebben a nálunk kevésbé ismert, de a Monty Python rajongók körében nagy becsben tartott vígjátékban!
An innocent country farmer experiences a number of improbable misadventures that culminate in a battle against the titular beast in this broadly comic fantasy. The first solo outing of director Terry Gilliam, who served as animator and co-director on Monty Python and the Holy Grail, returns to the medieval setting that had previously served him so well, and brings along fellow Pythonite Michael Palin for the ride as reluctant hero Dennis Cooper. Cooper's journey to defeat the fearsome Jabberwock is filled with a similar combination of traditional fairy-tale narrative and irreverent humor, which at times aims to be even raunchier than classic Python fare. But while the film is too awkward and repetitive to succeed, it does boast impressively grungy medieval sets and costumes, and flashes of the visual brilliance that would characterize Gilliam's more mature works.
Terry Gilliam - Director / Screenwriter
John Goldstone - Producer
Sandy Lieberson - Producer
Charles Alverson - Screenwriter
Terry Bedford - Cinematographer
De Wolfe - Composer (Music Score)
De Wolfe - Composer (Music Score)
Michael Bradsell - Editor
Roy Forge Smith - Production Designer
Millie Burns - Art Director
Charles Knode - Costume Designer
Hazel Pethig - Costume Designer
John F. Brown - Special Effects
Max Wall - King Bruno
Deborah Fallender - Princess
John Le Mesurier - Chamberlain
Annette Badland - Griselda Fishfinger
Warren Mitchell - Mr. Fishfinger
Brenda Cowling - Mrs. Fishinger
Harry H. Corbett - Squire
Rodney Bewes - Other Squire
Bernard Bresslaw - Landlord
Alexandra Dane - Betsy
Derek Francis - Bishop
Peter Cellier - First Merchant
Frank Williams - Second Merchant
John Bird - First Herald
Paul Curran - Mr. Cooper Senior
Gordon Rollings - King's Taster
Glenn Williams - First Gate Guard
Bryan Pringle - Second Gate Guard
Terry Jones - Poacher
John Gorman - First Peasant
Julian Hough - Second Peasant
Harold Goodwin - Third Peasant
Tony Sympson - Fourth Peasant
Simon Williams - Prince
Jerold Wells - Wat Dabney
Terry Gilliam - Man with Rock
Antony Carrick - Third Merchant
Gorden Kaye - Sister Jessica
Graham Crowden - Fanatics' leader
Brian Glover - Armourer
Erik Chitty - Servant
Neil Innes - Second herald
Eric Idle
Derrick O'Connor
David Prowse - Red Herring Knight
Gramercy Pictures / Polygram
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2007.02.18.
Tim Sullivan - Director / Screenwriter
Simon Channing-Williams - Producer
Janette Day - Producer
Steve Morrison - Producer
Jean-Yves Escoffier - Cinematographer
Simon Boswell - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Ken Weston - Musical Direction/Supervision
Lesley Walker - Editor
Christopher J. Bradshaw - Production Designer
Alexandre Heylen - Co-producer
Dany Everett - Costume Designer
Christine Beveridge - Makeup
Ian Madden - First Assistant Director
Simone Reynolds - Casting
Samantha Mathis - Amy
Judi Dench - Margaret
Ian McKellen - William, The Tramp
Eileen Atkins - Phil
Cherie Lunghi - Anna
Michael McStay - Security Man
Geff Francis - Rob
David Swift - Michael
Tracy Thorne - Susan
Imogen Stubbs - Sarah
James Bannon - City Boy
Matyelok Gibbs - Physiotherapist
Keith Bartlett - Taxi Driver
Niven Boyd - Nathaniel
Lorraine Ashbourne - Jackie
Kate Hardie - Pamela
John Grillo - Landlord
Deborah Findlay - Miss Cartwright
Laurent Grévill - Alain
Paramount
Dickhouse Entertainment / Lynch/Siderow Productions / MTV Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.09.25.
Jeff Tremaine - Director / Producer
Spike Jonze - Producer
Johnny Knoxville - Producer / Screenwriter
Dimitry Elyashkevich - Cinematographer / Co-producer
Karen Glauber - Musical Direction/Supervision
Liz Ewart - Editor
Mark Hansen - Editor
Kristine Young - Editor
Sean Cliver - Co-producer
David Gale - Executive Producer
Michelle Klepper - Executive Producer
John Miller - Executive Producer
Jessica Swirnoff - Executive Producer
Trip Taylor - Executive Producer
Melissa Lacombe - Costume Designer
Cordell Mansfield - Sound/Sound Designer
Bam Margera
Chris Pontius
Steve-O
Dave England
Ryan Dunn
Jason "Wee Man" Acuna
Preston Lacy
Ehren McGhehey
Mat Hoffman
Tony Hawk
Brandon DiCamillo
Henry Rollins
Spike Jonze
Miramax
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2004.11.23.
Lawrence Bender - Producer
Elmore Leonard - Book Author / Executive Producer
Guillermo Navarro - Cinematographer
Sally Menke - Editor
David Wasco - Production Designer
Dan Bradford - Art Director
Paul Hellerman - Co-producer
Richard N. Gladstein - Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Mariko Braswell - Set Designer
Sandy Reynolds-Wasco - Set Designer
Mary Claire Hannan - Costume Designer
Mark Ulano - Sound/Sound Designer
William Paul Clark - First Assistant Director
Jaki Brown - Casting
Robyn Mitchell - Casting
Samuel L. Jackson - Ordell Robbie
Robert Forster - Max Cherry
Bridget Fonda - Melanie
Michael Keaton - Ray Nicolette
Robert De Niro - Louis Gara
Michael Bowen - Mark Dargus
Chris Tucker - Beaumont Livingston
Lisa Gay Hamilton - Sheronda
Tom "Tiny" Lister, Jr. - Winston
Hattie Winston - Simone
Aimee Graham - Amy (Billingsley Sales Girl)
Sid Haig - Judge
Denise Crosby - Attorney
Quentin Tarantino - Voice on Answering Machine [Voice]
Miramax
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2004.10.24.
Lawrence Bender - Producer
Elmore Leonard - Book Author / Executive Producer
Guillermo Navarro - Cinematographer
Sally Menke - Editor
David Wasco - Production Designer
Dan Bradford - Art Director
Paul Hellerman - Co-producer
Richard N. Gladstein - Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Mariko Braswell - Set Designer
Sandy Reynolds-Wasco - Set Designer
Mary Claire Hannan - Costume Designer
Mark Ulano - Sound/Sound Designer
William Paul Clark - First Assistant Director
Jaki Brown - Casting
Robyn Mitchell - Casting
Samuel L. Jackson - Ordell Robbie
Robert Forster - Max Cherry
Bridget Fonda - Melanie
Michael Keaton - Ray Nicolette
Robert De Niro - Louis Gara
Michael Bowen - Mark Dargus
Chris Tucker - Beaumont Livingston
Lisa Gay Hamilton - Sheronda
Tom "Tiny" Lister, Jr. - Winston
Hattie Winston - Simone
Aimee Graham - Amy (Billingsley Sales Girl)
Sid Haig - Judge
Denise Crosby - Attorney
Quentin Tarantino - Voice on Answering Machine [Voice]
TriStar
Carolco Pictures / TriStar
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.07.30.
Jacob attól fél, hogy látomásai és az egyre különösebb események mind a háború utóhatásai. Felkeresi tehát pszichiáterét, de a férfiről kiderül, hogy nem sokkal korábban meghalt. Találkozik egy régi bajtársával is, akit ugyancsak hasonló rémálmok gyötörnek. Nem sokkal később azonban a volt katonatárs is meghal…
Álom-e vagy valóság, ami vele történik?
Adrian Lyne mindvégig rendkívül feszült pszichológiai horrorja megdöbbentő választ ad a kérdésekre.
A tortured man is caught in a middle-ground between hallucination and reality in this supernatural thriller. Jacob Singer (Tim Robbins) is a Vietnam veteran who is haunted by a horrible experience in battle that deeply troubles him, though he can't clearly recall the details. Jacob also cannot free himself of his anxieties over the death of his son. Though well educated, Jacob works as a letter carrier and has become romantically involved with one of his co-workers, Jezzie (Elizabeth Pena), after divorcing his wife. Jacob's tenuous hold on reality starts to slip as he begins seeing visions of monsters and demons all around him; he suffers severe panic attacks related to the chaos that may be reality, or may exist only in his mind. Jacob seeks counsel from Louis (Danny Aiello), a kindly chiropractor, as his ex-wife Sarah (Patricia Kalember), fellow Vietnam vet Paul (Pruitt Taylor Vince), and enigmatic stranger Michael (Matt Craven) all try to help the tortured Jacob. Macaulay Culkin appears briefly as Jacob's son, while Jason Alexander, Ving Rhames, and Eriq LaSalle also highlight the supporting cast
Adrian Lyne - Director
Alan Marshall - Producer
Bruce Joel Rubin - Producer / Screenwriter
Joel Blasberg - Screenwriter
Jeffrey Kimball - Cinematographer
R. Benson - Songwriter
James Brown - Songwriter
Marvin Gaye - Songwriter
Maurice Jarre - Composer (Music Score)
Al Jolson - Songwriter
Tom Rolf - Editor
Brian Morris - Production Designer
Jeremy Conway - Art Director
W. Steven Graham - Art Director
Mario Kassar - Executive Producer
Andrew G. Vajna - Executive Producer
Kathleen Dolan - Set Designer
Ellen Mirojnick - Costume Designer
Tod A. Maitland - Sound/Sound Designer
Richard Dean - Makeup
Connie Brink - Special Effects
Steven Dewey - Special Effects
FX Smith, Inc. - Special Effects
Musikwerks - Special Effects
Dale Dye - Consultant/advisor
Phil Nelson - Stunts
Risa Bramon - Casting
Billy Hopkins - Casting
Michael Dennison - Costumes Supervisor
Gordon Smith - Makeup Special Effects
Elizabeth Peńa - Jezzie
Danny Aiello - Louis
Matt Craven - Michael
Pruitt Taylor Vince - Paul
Ving Rhames - George
Macaulay Culkin - Gabe
Jason Alexander - Geary
Patricia Kalember - Sarah
Eriq La Salle - Frank
Brian Tarantina - Doug
Anthony Alessandro - Rod
Brent Hinkley - Jerry
James Ellis Reynolds - E.M.T. Bearer
Antonia Rey - Woman on Subway
Arleigh Richards - Paul's Wife
Billie Neal - Della
Chris Murphy
Joe Quintero - Street Kid
Evan O'Meara - Sam
Jaime Perry - Field Medic
Byron Minns - Orderly
Davidson Thomson - Evil Doctor
Raymond Anthony Thomas - Policeman
Blanche Irwin Stuart - Hospital Patient
Perry Lang - Jacob's Assailant
Michael Tomlinson - Field Doctor
Alva Williams - Masked Man
Jessica Roberts - Hospital Patient
Jan Saint - Santa
Carol Schneider - Nurse
Patty Rosborough - Drunk
Mike Stokie - Field Sergeant
Kisha Skinner - Street Singer
Suzanne Shepherd - Hospital Receptionist
Dion Simmons - Street Singer
Elizabeth Abassi - Hospital Patient
Sam Coppola - Taxi Driver
Scott Cohen - Resident Doctor
Thomas A. Carlin - Doorman
John Louis Fischer - Machine Gunner
B.J. Donaldson - Eli
Christopher John Fields
Ann Pearl Gary - Mourner
Doug Barron - Group Leader
Becky Ann Baker - Nurse
John Capodice - Army Officer
Nora Burns - Hospital Patient
Stephanie Berry - Partygoer
Lewis Black - Jacob's Doctor
S. Epatha Merkerson - Elsa
Bellina Logan - Emergency Ward Nurse
Brian Larkin - Jed
Holly Kennedy - Hospital Patient
John Patrick McLaughlin - Army Officer
A.M. Marxuach - Field Doctor
Reggie Mc Fadden - Partygoer
Kyle Gass - Tony
Denis Green - Attendant
John-Martin Green - Partygoer
Alison Gordy - Hospital Patient
Diane Kagan - Nurse
Gloria Irizarry - Mrs. Carmichael
Barbara Gruen - Mourner
Brad Hamlet
Paramount
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2006.04.15.
An investigator seeking the truth behind the death of a noted art dealer uncovers a web of sexual deception in this erotic thriller. David Caruso plays David Corelli, a San Francisco District Attorney who faces a potential conflict of interest when he learns that the prime suspect in the murder is psychologist Katrina Gavin (Linda Fiorentino), an old flame who eventually married Corelli's close friend (Chazz Palminteri). Despite this, he continues on the case and discovers that the dealer owned a series of photographs showing prominent public figures in compromising positions with an enigmatic prostitute known only as Jade. As Corelli searches for the identity of this unknown woman, believing she holds the key to the murder's solution, he uncovers further secrets that ultimately threaten his own life.
William Friedkin - Director
Gary Adelson - Producer
Craig Baumgarten - Producer
Robert Evans - Producer
Joe Eszterhas - Screenwriter / Executive Producer
Andrzej Bartkowiak - Cinematographer
James Horner - Composer (Music Score)
John Chichester - Editor / Set Designer
Augie Hess - Editor
Alex Tavoularis - Production Designer
Charles William Breen - Art Director
George Goodman - Co-producer
William J. MacDonald - Executive Producer
Gary Fettis - Set Designer
Robert C. Goldstein - Set Designer
Marilyn Vance - Costume Designer
Kirk A. Francis - Sound/Sound Designer
Michael Laudati - Makeup
Robert Ryan - Makeup
Newt Arnold - First Assistant Director
Robin Oliver - First Assistant Director
Pete Antico - Stunts
Buddy Joe Hooker - Stunts
Ronnie Yeskel - Casting
Linda Fiorentino - Trina Gavin
Chazz Palminteri - Matt Gavin
Michael Biehn - Bob Hargrove
Richard Crenna - Gov. Edwards
Donna Murphy - Karen Heller
David Hunt - Pat Callendar
Buddy Joe Hooker - Assistant D.A
Bobby Bass - Assistant D.A
Angie Everhart - Patrice Jacinto
Tom Walsh - Cop
Ron Ulstad - Kyle Medford
Jay Jacobus - Justin Henderson
Victor Wong - Mr Wong
Holt McCallany - Bill Barrett
Drew Snyder - Executive
Ken King - Petey Vasko
Darryl Chan - Tommy Joy
Dick Ziker - Assistant D.A
John Wyman - Cop
Victor Talmadge - Lawyer
Kevin Tighe - D.A. Arnold Clifford
Kenneth Tigar - Corporate Man
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.06.12.
Kettejük önpusztító kapcsolata mutatja be a századelő keservesen polgárosuló világát...
Tóth Ildikó
Ónodi Eszter
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2006.01.08.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2006.04.15.
Kevin Elders directs the USA original movie Jane Doe, a complicated thriller about a woman forcibly implicated in an extortion. As a security officer at weapons development firm CY-KOR, Jane (Teri Hatcher) has access to the company's computer systems and passwords. After her teenaged son Michael (Trevor Blumas) has been kidnapped, she is forced to download classified files from CY-KOR's database and discard evidence of an assassination. Finding herself framed for murder and trying to escape both the police and the kidnappers, Jane manages to rescue Michael and hitch a ride with a truck driver. However, they are soon brought to the Defense Intelligence Agency to meet up with David Doe (Rob Lowe), Jane's ex-husband and Michael's father. He reveals some painful secrets that send the mother and son team on the run again, this time trying to outwit the criminals with their computer skills. Jane Doe should not be confused with the Calista Flockhart movie from 1999 with the same title.
Kevin Elders - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
Steve Richards - Producer
Ron Samuels - Producer
Alan Schechter - Producer
Joel Silver - Executive Producer
Trevor Blumas - Michael
Teri Hatcher - Jane
Miramax / Rochester Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2004.11.29.
Franco Zeffirelli - Director / Screenwriter
Dyson Lovell - Producer
Charlotte Brontë - Book Author
Hugh Whitemore - Screenwriter
David Watkin - Cinematographer
Claudio Capponi - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Alessio Vlad - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Richard Marden - Editor
Roger Hall - Production Designer
Dennis Bosher - Art Director
Raimonda Gaetani - Art Director
Jean-Francois Lepetit - Co-producer
Giovannella Zannoni - Co-producer
Joyce Herlihy - Associate Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Jenny Beavan - Costume Designer
David A. Stephenson - Sound/Sound Designer
Jonathan Benson - First Assistant Director
Maria Teresa Girosi - First Assistant Director
L. Justin Muller - First Assistant Director
Noel Davis - Casting
Charlotte Gainsbourg - Jane Eyre
Joan Plowright - Mrs. Fairfax
Anna Paquin - Young Jane
Geraldine Chaplin - Miss Scatcherd
Billie Whitelaw - Grace Poole
Josephine Serre - Adele Varens
John Wood - Mr. Brocklehurst
Samuel West - St. John Rivers
Edward de Souza - Mason
Fiona Shaw - Mrs. Reed
Elle MacPherson - Blanche
Maria Schneider - Bertha
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2006.01.12.
If
Again
Because of love
Any time, any place
You want this
Got Til It's gone featuring Q-Tip and Joni Mitchell
Together again
I get lonely
Go Deep
You
Every Time
Together again (Deeper remix)
All for you
Someone to call my lover featuring Jermaine Dupri
Son of a Gun with Carly Simon
I want you
All Nite (Don't stop)
Just a Little while
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.11.16.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2006.01.12.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2007.01.28.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2007.12.25.
Bár az ötlet jó, de nem újkeletű. Már az eredeti film is egy könyv feldolgozása, melyet később egy másik regény kiparodizált.
Az EOTJS így szintén egy könyvadaptáció is egyben. A cím magáért beszél, láthatjuk a világ minden országának szimbólumait, majd persze az egész országot elsüllyedni. A Világmegmentő küzdelemben részt vesznek a legújabb kori történelem nagy hősei is, mint Rambo, vagy maga a Terminátor... ha minden igaz, hasztalan.
Az eredeti filmmel ellentében ez elég kis költségvetésű mozinak néz ki, úgyhogy igazi, klasszikus "godzillás-makettes" látványban gyönyörködhetünk, miközben a világ elsüllyed szemünk előtt... kivéve Japán!
Walt Disney Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.06.11.
Ezúttal minden történet főhősnője Jázmin, aki méltó ellenfélre akad egy rámenős hableány személyében. A sellőlány ugyanis arra készül, hogy lecsapja a hercegnő kezéről a jóképű Aladdint.
Egy újabb történetben egy különös varázsló bukkan fel, és Jázmin, szeretteivel együtt próbál rájönni a varázsereje mögött rejtőző nagy titokra. Végül Jázmin élete talán legveszélyesebb kalandját éli meg, amikor egy félresikerült bűbájnak köszönhetően patkánnyá változik, és a palota biztonságos falain kívül egy új, idegen és félelmetes világban kell harcolnia a túlélésért.
New Line Cinema
Sean S. Cunningham Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2005.06.22.
James Isaac - Director / Producer
Noel John Cunningham - Producer
Todd Farmer - Screenwriter
Derrick Underschultz - Cinematographer
Harry Manfredini - Composer (Music Score)
David Handman - Editor
Natalie Pope - Editor / Costume Designer
Whitney Brooke Wheeler - Editor
John Dondertman - Production Designer
James Oswald - Art Director
Marilyn Stonehouse - Associate Producer / Production Manager
Sean S. Cunningham - Executive Producer
Elis Lam - Set Designer
Maxyne Baker - Costume Designer
Julie Rae Engelsman - Costume Designer
Clive Thomasson - Set Decorator
Walter Gasparovic - First Assistant Director
Tony Guerin - Camera Operator
Jamie Taylor - Stunts
Jennifer Vey - Stunts
Robin D. Cook - Casting
Kim Miscia - Casting
Jerry Andrews - Additional Photography
Michael Baskerville - Re-Recording Mixer
Greg Beale - Assistant Art Director
Dennis Berardi - Visual Effects Supervisor
Jason Board - Special Effects Supervisor
Renee Bravener - Costume/Wardrobe
Bruce Carwardine - Production Sound Mixer
Command Post Toybox - Digital Effects
Nadina Dislioglu - Post Production Coordinator
Stephan Dupuis - Makeup Supervisor
Bob Hall - Special Effects Supervisor
Lindsay Jacobs - Assistant Costumer Designer
Steve Lacescu - Stunts Coordinator
Arthur Langevin - Pyrotechnic Special Effects
Kelly Lepkowsky - Visual Effects Supervisor
Vair Macphee - Production Coordinator
Kimberlee Morley - Assistant Production Coordinator
Troy Rundle - Model Effects
Markus Wade - Boom Operator
Lexa Doig - Rowen
Lisa Ryder - KAY-EM 14
Chuck Campbell - Tsunaron
Jonathan Potts - Professor Lowe
Peter Mensah - Sgt. Brodski
Melyssa Ade - Janessa
Melodie Johnson - Kinsa
Dov Tiefenbach - Azrael
Derwin Jordan - Waylander
Kristi Angus - Adrienne
Yani Gellman - Stoney
David Cronenberg - Dr. Wimmer
New Line Cinema
Sean S. Cunningham Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2004.11.24.
James Isaac - Director / Producer
Noel John Cunningham - Producer
Todd Farmer - Screenwriter
Derrick Underschultz - Cinematographer
Harry Manfredini - Composer (Music Score)
David Handman - Editor
Natalie Pope - Editor / Costume Designer
Whitney Brooke Wheeler - Editor
John Dondertman - Production Designer
James Oswald - Art Director
Marilyn Stonehouse - Associate Producer / Production Manager
Sean S. Cunningham - Executive Producer
Elis Lam - Set Designer
Maxyne Baker - Costume Designer
Julie Rae Engelsman - Costume Designer
Clive Thomasson - Set Decorator
Walter Gasparovic - First Assistant Director
Tony Guerin - Camera Operator
Jamie Taylor - Stunts
Jennifer Vey - Stunts
Robin D. Cook - Casting
Kim Miscia - Casting
Jerry Andrews - Additional Photography
Michael Baskerville - Re-Recording Mixer
Greg Beale - Assistant Art Director
Dennis Berardi - Visual Effects Supervisor
Jason Board - Special Effects Supervisor
Renee Bravener - Costume/Wardrobe
Bruce Carwardine - Production Sound Mixer
Command Post Toybox - Digital Effects
Nadina Dislioglu - Post Production Coordinator
Stephan Dupuis - Makeup Supervisor
Bob Hall - Special Effects Supervisor
Lindsay Jacobs - Assistant Costumer Designer
Steve Lacescu - Stunts Coordinator
Arthur Langevin - Pyrotechnic Special Effects
Kelly Lepkowsky - Visual Effects Supervisor
Vair Macphee - Production Coordinator
Kimberlee Morley - Assistant Production Coordinator
Troy Rundle - Model Effects
Markus Wade - Boom Operator
Lexa Doig - Rowen
Lisa Ryder - KAY-EM 14
Chuck Campbell - Tsunaron
Jonathan Potts - Professor Lowe
Peter Mensah - Sgt. Brodski
Melyssa Ade - Janessa
Melodie Johnson - Kinsa
Dov Tiefenbach - Azrael
Derwin Jordan - Waylander
Kristi Angus - Adrienne
Yani Gellman - Stoney
David Cronenberg - Dr. Wimmer
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2006.01.12.
Lying from you
Big Pimpin'
Papercut
Jigga What
Faint
Numb
Encore
Izzó
In teh End
Points of authority
99 problems
One step Closer
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2005.09.23.
A most megjelenő DVD-n a hallgató/néző fantasztikus, 5.1-es hangminőségben újra átélheti a búcsúkoncert minden pillanatát, ezen kívül érdekes interjúkat láthat a zenekar tagjaival. A DVD extrái a legmagasabb elvárásokat is kielégítik!
A koncert tartalma:
01. Kémhatás
02. Helló Édes!
03. Csepp a tengerben
04. Tíz kicsi bűnjel
05. Mit tehet a sejt?
06. Békaperspektíva
07. Egynek jó
08. Megint hétfő
09. Tóksó
10. Csináld rosszúl!
11. Gin, rum, sör, bor
12. Cantaloop (I Can't Techno)
13. Ma jól vagyok
Dés László,
Geszti Péter,
Kozma Orsolya,
Váczi Eszter
Paramount
Paramount / Scott Rudin
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.22.
Egy megoldatlan gyilkosságsorozat azonosítatlan áldozatai ők - nők, akiket a gyilkos kezének borzalmas munkája köt össze?és a rendőrségi dossziék, melyek a "Jennifer" kódnevet kapták. John Berlin gyilkossági nyomozó úgy gondolja, áttörést ért el az ügyben, amikor felfedez egy kulcsfontosságú tanút: egy Helena nevű vak fiatalasszonyt. De ki bízhat egy olyan tanú vallomásában, aki nem lát? Ki hihet Berlinnek, amikor végül már őt gyanúsítják a gyilkosságokkal? És ki akadályozza meg, hogy a sebezhető Helena legyen a következő Jennifer? Andy Garcia (Mondvacsinált hős) alakítja Berlint, Uma Thurman (Dermesztő szenvedélyek) pedig Helenát ebben a feszesre szőtt rejtélyes történetben, melynek további szereplői John Malkovich, Lance Henriksen és Kathy Baker. Elsőrangú sztárjaival, elsőrangú feszültségével és meglepő befejezésével nem meglepő, hogy "a Jennifer 8 10 pontos!" (Bill Diehl, ABC Radio Network)
Stressed out LA detective John Berlin gets too near the edge following the destruction of his marriage and decides to leave the violence an un-ending hub-bub of the big city and take a job in the supposedly quiet northern tow of Eureka. Unfortunately, he isn't there long before he finds himself obsessed with pursuing a serial killer with a thing for blind young women. The case isn't new and Berlin's old-time buddy, Freddy Ross and his boys have spent the last six months investigating a string of seven murders. They have dubbed the case "Jennifer 8" because Berlin is positive that he knows the identity of the next victim. She is beautiful blind student Helena Robertson, the roommate of the latest victim. As he steps up his investigation, Berlin finds himself falling for Helena. Meanwhile, he has become so obsessed with finding the killer that pal Ross begins worrying that Berlin is having a breakdown and so goes with him on a late night surveillance of Helena's school. A tragedy ensues leaving Berlin to not only go it alone, but also to clear his own name.
Bruce Robinson - Director / Screenwriter
Gary Lucchesi - Producer
Scott Rudin - Producer
David Wimbury - Producer
Conrad L. Hall - Cinematographer
Christopher Young - Composer (Music Score)
Conrad Buff - Editor
Richard Macdonald - Production Designer
William Joseph Durrell, Jr. - Art Director
John Willett - Art Director
Grace Gilroy - Associate Producer
Stephen J. Lim - Associate Producer
Elizabeth Wilcox - Set Designer
Judy Ruskin - Costume Designer
Newt Arnold - First Assistant Director
David B. Householter - First Assistant Director
Uma Thurman - Helena Robertson
Lance Henriksen - Freddy Ross
Kathy Baker - Margie Ross
Kevin Conway - Citrine
Graham Beckel - John Taylor
John Malkovich - St. Anne
Perry Lang - Travis
Nicholas Love - Bisley
Michael O'Neill - Serato
Paul Bates - Venables
Lenny Von Dohlen - Blattis
Carol Jeanne Schneider - Ann
Jonas Quastel - Lab Technician
Suzanne Smith
Deborah Spector - Emerson
Billy Hopkins
Mike Winlaw - Male Reporter
Bob Gunton - Goodridge
Ken Camroux - Pathologist
Joe Drago - St. Anne's Assistant
Charles "Mark" Eaton - Airplane Pilot
Frank Birney - Expert
Debbon Ayer - Amanda
Stephen Piemonte II - Trimble
Brian Larkin - Bobby Rose
Jaylene Hamilton Larose - Woman Reporter
Thomas J. Hageboeck - Max
Eddie Korbich - Myopic Janitor
Jeffrey Josephson - Popeye
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.12.21.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
9.0
2006.01.11.
Aint it funny
Carino
Play
Feelin' so good
Im Real
Dancer introductions
Medley: Secretly - Theme from Mahagony
I could fall in love
Si Ya Se Acabo
Band Introductions
Medley: Waiting for tonight - Walking on sunshine
If I had my love
Love don't cost a thing
Plenarriquena
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
9.0
2006.01.11.
the power of love
destiny
If you're ever gonna lose my love
I come undone
Flames of paradise feat. elton John
Heart over mind
You're my one and only
Love get ready
Higher ground
wings of desire
tears in the rain
out of my hands
credo
Warner Brothers / Warner Communications
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2007.10.31.
Sydney Pollack filmjének főhőse az egykori Jeremiás próféta nyomdokain indul a hegyek közé, hogy megtanulja a vadonéletet, s bár a békés kezdetek után csak a bosszú élteti, sikerül eljutnia a lelki megtisztulásig.
Years before Kevin Costner danced with wolves, Robert Redford headed to the mountains to escape civilization in Sydney Pollack's wilderness western. Around 1850, ex-soldier Johnson (Redford) decides that he would rather live alone as a mountain man in Colorado than deal with society's constraints. After a series of setbacks, he meets grizzled mountain veteran Bear Claws (Will Geer), who teaches him how to survive. Jeremiah strives to live as peaceably as possible in the rugged environment, trading with the native Crow tribe, adopting a boy (Josh Albee) after his family is massacred, and even marrying the daughter (Delle Bolton) of a Flathead chief in order to avoid confrontation. He settles into a mountain home with his family, but the U.S. cavalry, complete with a puritanical Reverend, interrupt the idyll to compel Jeremiah to lead them over the mountains and through a Crow burial ground to rescue white settlers. After the Crow kill his family in retaliation, Jeremiah's frenzied moment of payback precipitates a long-running vendetta, turning him into a legendary Indian killer at the expense of his original ideals, on the way to a final moment of grace. Spectacularly shot on location in Utah, the film captures both the appeal and the challenge of the landscape that Jeremiah chooses over civilization. With an unglamorous performance by Redford and a story that questioned white colonialism while mythologizing the man of nature, Jeremiah Johnson appealed to its 1972 audience and became one of the biggest hits of the year. Wavering between heroicizing Jeremiah for surviving and damning him for killing, Jeremiah Johnson took its place among the Vietnam-era cycle of critical westerns, like Arthur Penn's Little Big Man (1970) and Robert Altman's McCabe and Mrs. Miller (1971), that condemned civilization for corrupting the wilderness and preventing individuals from going pacifistically native.
Sydney Pollack - Director
Mike Moder - Producer
Joe Wizan - Producer
Edward Anhalt - Screenwriter
Robert Bunker - Short Story Author
Vardis Fisher - Book Author
John Milius - Screenwriter
Raymond W. Thorp - Short Story Author
Andrew Callaghan - Cinematographer
Duke Callaghan - Cinematographer
Tim McIntire - Composer (Music Score)
John Rubinstein - Composer (Music Score)
Thomas G. Stanford - Editor
Edward S. Haworth - Production Designer
Ray Molyneaux - Set Designer
Ken Chase - Makeup
Gary D. Liddiard - Makeup
Kenneth Lee - Consultant/advisor
Will Geer - Bear Claws
Stefan Gierasch - Del Gue
Allyn Ann McLerie - Crazy Woman
Delle Bolton - Swan
Charles Tyner - Robidoux
Josh Albee - Caleb
Joaquin Martinez - Paints His Shirt Red
Matt Clark - Qualen
Harry Morgan
Richard Angarola - Lebeaux
Jack Colvin - Lieutenant Mulvey
Paul Benedict - Reverend
CBS
CBS Paramount Network Television
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2007.12.23.
One of the many 24-style series of the 2006-2007 season, wherein crucial plot points were revealed with exasperating coyness on a weekly serialized basis, and in which every single solitary character seemed to have something to hide, Jericho made its CBS debut with one of the most startling openers in TV history. As prodigal son Jake Green (Skeet Ulrich) returned to his hometown of Jericho, KS, after an unexplained five-year absence, he spotted what seemed to be a nuclear mushroom cloud blooming on the horizon, hundreds and hundreds of miles away. At first glance, it looked as though the super-powers were at war, but it would later be revealed that the attack was the work of terrorists — though how many terrorists, no one knew. Whatever the case, Jericho was completely cut off from the rest of the world, and no one had any idea what fate held in store for them: another bomb, perhaps; or starvation; or slow death from radiation? Jake's father Johnston Green (Gerald McRaney), the mayor of Jericho, valiantly tried to keep the community together and to avert wholesale panic, endeavoring to maintain radio contact with the rest of the country and the world, and organizing searching parties to glean new information about the apparent nuclear holocaust. Meanwhile, Jake was uncomfortably reunited with two former lovers: Emily Sullivan (Ashley Scott), now engaged to another man, and local schoolteacher Heather Lisinski (Sprague Grayden). Weaving in and out of the story was a newcomer to Jericho, the enigmatic Mr. Hawkins (Lennie James), who claimed to be a cop from St. Louis, and who somewhat suspiciously was a veritable fountain of information about nuclear fallout and post-apocalyptic survival techniques. Jericho began weaving its multitude of tangled plot webs on September 20, 2006.
rendező: Jon Turteltaub
forgatókönyvíró: Stephen Chbosky
zeneszerző: David Lawrence
operatőr: Rick Bota
producer: Dan Shotz, Robert D. Simon
látványtervező: Bernard Hides
produkciós vezető: Rick Tunell
vágó: Christal Khatib, Heather MacDougall, Stewart Schill
szereposztás: Sharon Bialy
művészeti vezető: Janet Lakeman
make up: Michael Mosher
Ashley Scott (Emily Sullivan)
Lennie James (Rod Hawkins)
Kenneth Mitchell (Eric Green)
Darby Stanchfield (April Green)
Shoshannah Stern (Bonnie Richmond)
Columbia TriStar / Sony Pictures Entertainment / TriStar Pictures
Gracie Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2005.01.12.
Cameron Crowe - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
James L. Brooks - Producer
Laurence Mark - Producer
Richard Sakai - Producer
Janusz Kaminski - Cinematographer
Danny Bramson - Musical Direction/Supervision
Nancy Wilson - Songwriter
Nancy Wilson - Songwriter
Rod Basham - Editor
Joe Hutshing - Editor
David Moritz - Editor
Stephen Lineweaver - Production Designer
Clayton R. Hartley - Art Director
Virginia Randolph - Art Director
Bruce S. Pustin - Co-producer
John D. Schofield - Co-producer
J. Michael Mendel - Associate Producer
Lisa Stewart - Associate Producer
Bridget Johnson - Executive Producer
Clay Griffith - Set Designer
Betsy Heimann - Costume Designer
Betsy Faith Heimann - Costume Designer
Carrie Angland - Makeup
Richard A. Benoit - Special Effects
Cinesite - Special Effects
Paul H. Haines, Jr. - Special Effects / Special Effects Coordinator
Christopher Gerrity - First Assistant Director / Supervising Editor
Amy Schmidt - First Assistant Director / Supervising Editor
Warren Turner - First Assistant Director
Jerry Ziesmer - First Assistant Director
Tom George - Consultant/advisor
Tom Goral - Consultant/advisor
Jeffrey Moorad - Consultant/advisor
Mark Pellington - Consultant/advisor
Leigh Steinberg - Consultant/advisor
Ken Wolfe - Consultant/advisor
Glenn Cannon - Supervisor/Manager
Susan Dukow - Coordinator
Stephen F. Andrich - Camera Operator
Chuck Cohen - Camera Operator / Sequence Director
Mitchell Dubin - Camera Operator
Donald Marks - Camera Operator
Gil Gagnon - Production Manager
Gail Levin - Casting
Tricia Tomey - Casting
Jeff Wexler - Sound Mixer
John Adams - ADR Editor
Frawley Becker - Location Manager
Joanie Blum - Script Supervisor
Barbara Boguski - ADR Editor
Michele Burke-Winter - Makeup Supervisor
Paul Timothy Cardin - Dialogue Editor
Bryan Denegal - Second Unit Assistant Director
Dino R. Dimuro - Foley Editor
Hector Gika - Sound Effects Director
Mark Gordon - Foley Editor
Allan Graf - Stunts Coordinator / Second Unit Director
Doug Hemphill - Re-Recording Mixer
Amy Herman - Unit Production Manager
Christopher Hogan - Dialogue Editor
Craig Jaeger - Foley Editor
Chris Jargo - Supervising ADR Editor
Carlton Kaller - Music Editor
Katherine Kallis - Location Manager
Randy Kelley - Sound Effects Director
Tim Ketzer - CGI Effects
Rick Kline - Re-Recording Mixer
Brad Kuehn - Visual Effects Supervisor
Tony Lamberti - Sound Effects Director
Jim Lapidus - Costumes Supervisor
Ariana Lingenfelser - Visual Effects Producer
Paul Massey - Re-Recording Mixer
Linda Matthews - Costumes Supervisor
Gary Mundheim - Dialogue Editor
Pacific Title - Title Design
Dan M. Rich - Dialogue Editor
Mary Smith - ADR Editor
Wylie Stateman - Supervising Sound Editor
Lori Stilson - Costumes Supervisor
Andrew Stone - Unit Production Manager
Jon Title - Sound Effects Director
Andrew Ullman - Location Manager
Michael Wilhoit - Supervising Sound Editor
Cuba Gooding, Jr. - Rod Tidwell
Renée Zellweger - Dorothy Boyd
Kelly Preston - Avery Bishop
Jay Mohr - Bob Sugar
Jerry O'Connell - Frank Cushman
Bonnie Hunt - Laurel Boyd
Jonathan Lipnicki - Ray Boyd
Regina King - Marcee Tidwell
Beau Bridges - Matt Cushman [uncredited]
Todd Louiso - Chad The Nanny
Luis Damian - Mariachi Band Member
Shannon Thornton - Pressbox Columnist
Kirsten Krueger - Draft Reporter
Thomas J. Reilly - Reverend
Jim Moffatt - NFL Guest
Jesus Alberto Guzman - Mariachi Band Member
Juan Arnoldo Morales - Mariachi Band Member
Nada Bospotovich - Wendy
Alberto Alfavo - Mariachi Band Member
Ingrid Beer - Anne-Louise
Benjamin Kimball Smith - Keith Cushman
Susan Norfleet - Women's Group Member
Susan Pingleton - Women's Group Member
Nada Bestopovich - Wendy
Diana Jordan - Women's Group Member
Larina Adamson - Women's Group Member
Brandon Christianson - Young Golfer
Danny Rimmer - Sad Autograph Boy
Jordan Ross - Art Stallings
Cha-Cha Sandoval - Women's Group Member
Beaumont Bacon - Cleo
Charlie Cronin - Hootie Fan
Brent Barry - Calvin Nack
Jared Jussim - Dicky Fox
Ki-Juana Carter - Himself
Herman Moore - Himself
Art Monk - Himself
Johnnie Morton - Himself
Drew Bledsoe - Himself
Rick Mirer - Himself
Evelyn Fontes - Herself
Dallas Malloy - Himself
Jim Irsay - Himself
Dean Blasucci - Himself
Kerry Collins - Himself
Tom Friend - Himself
Erica Sergi - Herself
Lee Zick - NFL Guest
Emily Proctor - Former Girlfriend
Lauren Parker - Former Girlfriend
Kymberly Kaill - Former Girlfriend
Stanley Sessoms - Shower Man
Ivana Marina - Former Girlfriend
Gale Hillman - Locker Room Athlete
Wayne Fontes - Himself
Tim McDonald - Himself
Mike Tirico - Himself
Allison Armitage - Former Girlfriend
Mel Kiper - Himself
Richie Kortite - Himself
Drew Rosenhaus - Himself
Meg Irsay - Herself
Lamont Johnson - Weepy Athlete
Jeffrey Lurie - Himself
Warren Moon - Himself
Jerry Ziesmer - Trainer
Jann Wenner - Scully
David Ursin - General Manager
Amaryllis Borrego - Former Girlfriend
Toby Huss - Steve Remo
Frank Gifford - Himself
Samantha Smith - Former Girlfriend
Lightfield Lewis - Room Service Waiter
Kelly Coffield - Jan
Hynden Walch - Women's Group Member
Glenn Frey - Dennis Wilburn
Stephanie Furst - Former Girlfriend
Angela Goethals - Kathy Sanders
Roy Firestone - Himself
Alice Marie Crowe - Alice
Eric Stoltz - Ethan Valhere
Rebecca Rigg - Former Girlfriend
Lisa Stahl - Former Girlfriend
Rick Johnson - John Swenson
Donal Logue - Rick (Junior Agent)
Al Michaels - Himself
Russel Lunday - Doctor
Jonathan Lipinski - Ray Boyd
Golde Starger - Former Girlfriend
Jeremy Suarez - Tyson Tidwell
Lisa Ann Hadley - Former Girlfriend
Theo Greenly - Hootie Fan
Tom Gallop - Ben
Troy Aikman - Himself
Michael James Johnson - Clark Hodd
Leslie Upson - Flight Attendant
Rod Tate - "Baja" Brunard
Klair Bybee - NFL Guest
Reagan Gomez-Preston - Tidwell's Cousin
Lisa Amsterdam - Patricia Logan
Christine Cavanaugh - Mrs. Remo
Winnie Holzman - Women's Group Member
Alexandra Wentworth - Bobbi Fallon
Mike White - Himself
Rob Moore - Himself
Aries Spears - Tee Pee
Mark Pellington - Bill Dooler
Stacey Williams - Former Girlfriend
Lucy Liu - Former Girlfriend
Jerry Cantrell - Jesus of CopyMat
Drake Bell - Jesse Remo
Justina Vail - Former Girlfriend
Katarina Witt - Herself
Dan Dierdorf - Himself
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2007.12.26.
Stephanie March,
Stephen Baldwin,
Polly Shannon,
Saul Rubinek,
Viola Davis,
Vito Rezza,
Kohl Sudduth,
John Beale,
Maria Brooks,
Brian Jamieson
Universal Studios Home Video
Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.04.17.
Andrew Lloyd Webber, a musical legnagyobb mestere, s az ő nyomán Norman Jewison rendező egyéni hangvételű, ma már legendás filmben dolgozta fel Krisztus történetét.
The second Biblical epic to be turned into a musical by composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyricist Tim Rice, this box-office disappointment recounts the last week in the life of Jesus Christ in rock-opera format and from the surprising point of view of Christ's betrayer, Judas Iscariot. Carl Anderson stars as Judas, who has begun to believe that Jesus (Ted Neeley) has sold out and started buying into the mythology that's quickly springing up around him. Particularly disturbing to Judas is the relationship between Jesus and his friend Mary Magdalene (Yvonne Elliman), a prostitute. When Jesus throws a temper tantrum at the moneylenders in a temple, Judas determines to work with the Pharisees who want to put Jesus on trial as a false prophet. Following his success with the adaptation of Fiddler on the Roof (1971), director Norman Jewison experimented with a hippie-influenced sensibility on Jesus Christ Superstar (1973). Among such touches are depictions of the cast arriving via bus to mount the show, modern high-tech weaponry in the hands of the ancient Romans, and on-location filming in Israel
Norman Jewison - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
Patrick Palmer - Producer
Robert Stigwood - Producer
Melvyn Bragg - Screenwriter
Tim Rice - Play Author / Songwriter
Douglas Slocombe - Cinematographer
Andre Previn - Musical Direction/Supervision / Composer (Music Score)
Herbert Spencer - Composer (Music Score)
Andrew Lloyd Webber - Composer (Music Score)
Antony Gibbs - Editor
Richard Macdonald - Production Designer
John Clark - Art Director
Yvonne Blake - Costume Designer
Keith Grant - Sound/Sound Designer
Gordon K. McCallum - Sound/Sound Designer
Jack N. Reddish - First Assistant Director
Robert Iscove - Choreography
díjak:
Best Adapted or Original Song Score (nom) Andrew Lloyd Webber 1973 Academy
Best Adapted or Original Song Score (nom) Andre Previn 1973 Academy
Best Adapted or Original Song Score (nom) Herbert Spencer 1973 Academy
Best Soundtrack (win) Keith Grant 1973 British Academy Awards
Best Soundtrack (win) Leslie Wiggins 1973 British Academy Awards
Best Soundtrack (win) Gordon K. McCallum 1973 British Academy Awards
Best Actor - Musical or Comedy (nom) Carl Anderson 1973 Golden Globe
Best Actor - Musical or Comedy (nom) Ted Neeley 1973 Golden Globe
Best Actress - Musical or Comedy (nom) Yvonne Elliman 1973 Golden Globe
Best Picture - Musical or Comedy (nom) 1973 Golden Globe
New Star of the Year - Male (nom) Carl Anderson 1973 Golden Globe
New Star of the Year - Male (nom) Ted Neeley 1973 Golden Globe
Carl Anderson - Judas Iscariot
Yvonne Elliman - Mary Magdalene
Barry Dennen - Pontius Pilate
Bob Bingham - Caiaphas
Josh Mostel - King Herod
Thommie Walsh
Philip Toubus - Peter
Jonathan Wynne - Apostle
Kurt Yahgjian - Annas
Leeyan Granger - Woman
Ron Hyatt
Jeffrey Hyslop - Apostle
Pi Douglas - Apostles
Richard Molinare - Apostle
Marcia McBroom - Woman
Robert LuPone - Apostle
Larry Marshall - Simon Zealotes
Warner Brothers
Alcor Films / Canal Plus / Ixtlan Corporation / Regency Enterprises / Warner Brothers
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2007.06.20.
John F. Kennedy meggyilkolása, a merénylet körülményei, a Zapruder-film, Oswald, a könyvraktár padlásablaka... - számtalan téma és kérdés, melyet mindenki betéve tud a világon; sőt a legtöbb amerikainak saját válasza is van rájuk. Az 1963-as merénylet óta több dokumentumfilm, tévéjáték, mozifilm foglalkozott a Kennedy-gyilkossággal, a téma örök és befejezhetetlen, hiszen máig tucatnyi megoldatlan rejtély övezi.
Oliver Stone filmje nem egyszerűen egy a sok feldolgozás közül, hanem a legismertebb, és egyszersmind a legmerészebb is. Dokumentum és színjáték, valóság és feltételezés sejtelmesen keverednek e maratoni moziban, a nézőt mindvégig izgalomban tartva.
The November 22, 1963, assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy shocked the nation and the world. The brisk investigation of that murder conducted under the guidance of Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren distressed many observers, even though subsequent careful investigations have been unable to find much fault with the conclusions his commission drew, the central one of which was that the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, acted alone. Instead of satisfying the public, one result of the Warren Commission Report was that an unimaginable number of plausible conspiracy theories were bruited about, and these have supported a sizeable publishing mini-industry ever since. In making this movie, director Oliver Stone had his pick of supposed or real investigative flaws to draw from and has constructed what some reviewers felt was one of the most compelling (and controversial) political detective thrillers ever to emerge from American cinema. Long before filming was completed, Stone was fending off heated accusations of artistic and historical irresponsibility, and these only intensified after the film was released. In the story, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) is convinced that there are some big flaws in the investigation of Oswald (Gary Oldman), and he sets out to recreate the events leading up to the assassination. Along the way, he stumbles across evidence that a great many people had reason to want to see the president killed, and he is convinced that some of them worked in concert to frame Oswald as the killer. Among the suspects are Lyndon Baines Johnson (the next president), the CIA, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Mafia. Over the course of gathering what he believes to be evidence of a conspiracy, Garrison unveils some of the grittier aspects of New Orleans society, focusing on the shady activities of local businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones). Garrison's investigations culminate in his conducting a show trial that he knows he will lose and which he is sure will ruin his career in order to get his evidence into the public record where it can't be buried again. This movie won two of the many Academy Awards for which it was nominated: one for Best Photography (Robert Richardson) and the other for Editing (Joe Hutshing).
Oliver Stone - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
A. Kitman Ho - Producer
Jim Garrison - Book Author
Jim Marrs - Book Author
Zachary Sklar - Screenwriter
Robert Richardson - Cinematographer
John Williams - Composer (Music Score)
Hank Corwin - Editor
Joe Hutshing - Editor
Pietro Scalia - Editor
Victor Kempster - Production Designer
Derek R. Hill - Art Director
Alan Tomkins - Art Director
Clayton Townsend - Co-producer / Production Manager
Joseph P. Reidy - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
Arnon Milchan - Executive Producer
Crispian Sallis - Set Designer
Marlene Stewart - Costume Designer
Tod A. Maitland - Sound/Sound Designer
Craig Berkeley - Makeup
Risa Bramon Garcia - Casting
Billy Hopkins - Casting
Heidi Levitt - Casting
díjak:
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Academy
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Zachary Sklar 1991 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) Robert Richardson 1991 Academy
Best Director (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Academy
Best Editing (win) Joe Hutshing 1991 Academy
Best Editing (win) Pietro Scalia 1991 Academy
Best Picture (nom) A. Kitman Ho 1991 Academy
Best Picture (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Academy
Best Score (nom) John Williams 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Tod A. Maitland 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Gregg Landaker 1991 Academy
Best Sound (nom) Michael Minkler 1991 Academy
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1991 Academy
Best Cinematography (nom) Robert Richardson 1991 American Society of Cinematographers
Best Director (nom) Oliver Stone 1991 Directors Guild of America
Best Actor (Drama) (nom) Kevin Costner 1991 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) Oliver Stone 1991 Golden Globe
Best Film (Drama) (nom) 1991 Golden Globe
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Sound (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Supporting Actor (nom) Tommy Lee Jones 1992 British Academy Awards
Editing Award (nom) 1992 British Academy Awards
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Zachary Sklar 1993 British Academy Awards
Editing Award (nom) Pietro Scalia 1993 British Academy Awards
Sissy Spacek - Liz Garrison
Joe Pesci - David Ferrie
Tommy Lee Jones - Clay Shaw
Gary Oldman - Lee Harvey Oswald
Michael Rooker - Bill Broussard
Jay O. Sanders - Lou Ivon
Laurie Metcalf - Suzie Cox
Donald Sutherland - X
Gary Grubbs - Al Oser
John Candy - Dean Andrews
Jack Lemmon - Jack Martin
Walter Matthau - Sen. Russell Long
Ed Asner - Guy Bannister
Kevin Bacon - Willie O'Keefe
Brian Doyle-Murray - Jack Ruby
Sally Kirkland - Rose Cheramie
Beata Pozniak - Marina Oswald
Vincent D'Onofrio - Bill Newman
Tony Plana - Carlos Bringuier
Tomas Milian - Leopoldo
Jim Garrison - Earl Warren
Steve Reed - John F. Kennedy - Double
Ray Redd - Dodd
Anthony Ramirez - Epileptic
Brittney Powell
E.J. Morris - 1st Plaza Witness
Steve F. Price Jr. - 1st Pathologist
Willem Oltmans - George DeMohrenschildt
Ruary O'Connell - 3rd Pathologist
Michael Ozag - Hobo #3
Sally Nystuen - Mary Moorman
Christopher Otto - Assistant DA
Bob Orwig - Officer Poe
Bill Pickle - Marion Baker
Edwin Neal - Mercer Interrogator
Joseph Nadell - Dr. McClelland
Cheryl Penland - 2nd Plaza Witness
Ted Pennebaker - Arnold Rowland
Pat Perkins - Mattie
Marco Perella - Mercer Interrogator
Red Mitchell - Sgt. Harkness
Chris Robinson - Dr. Humes
Richard Rutowski - Fence Shooter
Nathan Scott - John Chancler
Scott Krueger - Snapper Garrison
Larry Melton - Patrolman Joe Smith
Peter Maloney - Colonel Finck
Dale Dye - General Y.
Bob Gunton - TV Newsman #3
Tom Howard - L.B.J.
Wayne Tippet - FBI Agent Frank
John Seitz - General Lemnitzer
Stanley White - B Team Shooter
Risa Bramon Garcia
Billy Hopkins
John Reneau - A Team Shooter
Perry R. Russo - Angry Bar Patron
Merlyn Sexton - Admiral Kenney
Michael Skipper - James Teague
Chris Renna - Bethesda Doctor
Alex Rodine - White House Man
George R. Robertson - White House Man
Frank Whaley - Fake Oswald (uncredited)
Ronald Von Klaussen - Hobo #1
Eric A. Vicini - French Reporter
Linda Flores Wade - Syvia Odio
Alvin Spicuzza - Bailiff
Sean Stone - Jasper Garrison
Pruitt Taylor Vince - Lee Bowers
Sam Stoneburner - White House Man
John S. Davies - Hobo #2
Allison Pratt Davis - Elizabeth Garrison
Norman Davis - Colonel Reich
Dalton Dearborn - Army General
Gail Cronauer - Janet Williams
Lolita Davidovich
Caroline Crosthwaite-Eyre - British Reporter
Darryl Cox - 2nd FBI Agent with Hill
Jorge Fernandez - Miguel Torres
Jodie Farber - Jackie Kennedy - Double
John Finnegan - Judge Haggerty
Jerry Douglas - Board Room Man
Columbia DuBose - Nellie Connally - Double
Carol Farabee - Carolyn Arnold
Bruce R. Elliott - Bolton Ford Dealer
Roxie M. Frnka - Earlene Roberts
Roy Barnitt - Irvin F Dymond
Loys T. Bergeron - Jury Foreman
Bill Bolender - Prisoner Powell
Henri Alciatore - Maitre d'
Raul Aranas - Angelo
Jo Anderson - Julia Ann Mercer
Mykel Chaves - Sandra Styles
Gary Carter - Bill Williams
Price Carson - Tippet
Barry Chambers - Man at Firing Range
Melodee Bowman - FBI Receptionist
Walter Breaux - Vernon Bundy
Tom Bullock - 2nd Pathologist
I.D. Brickman - Dr. Peters
Willie Minor - Bonnie Ray Williams
Amy Long - Virginia Garrison
Mike Longman - 1st Newsman
Ryan MacDonald - Board Room Man
William Larsen - Will Fritz
Spain Logue - 1st FBI Agent with Hill
Ray LePere - Abraham Zapruder
Odin K. Langford - Officer Habighorst
Helen Miller - Garrison Receptionist
Randy Means - Gov. Connally - Double
Zeke Mills - J.C. Price
John C. Martin - Prison Guard
Carolina McCullough - Stripper
Errol McLendon - Man with Umbrella
Ellen McElduff - Jean Hill
John Galt - Lyndon B. Johnson [Voice]
Duane Grey - Board Room Man
Jim Gough - 3rd Plaza Witness
Michael Gurievsky - Russian Reporter
Kristina Hare - Reporter
Bruce Gelb - Board Room Man
Gil Glasgow - Tippet Shooter
Alec Gifford - 2nd TV Newsman
Christopher Kosiciuk - FBI Agent at Autopsy
T.J. Kennedy - Hill Interrogator
J.J. Johnston - Mobster with Broussard
Wayne Knight - Numa Bertel
James Harrell - Sam Holland
Baxter Harris - White House Man
Ron Jackson - FBI Spokesman
Harold G. Herthum - Coroner
Paramount
Nickelodeon Movies / O Entertainment / Paramount
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2005.01.01.
Steve Oedekerk - Producer / Screenwriter / Screen Story
John A. Davis - Screen Story / Director / Producer / Screenwriter / Animation Director
J. David Stem - Screenwriter
David N. Weiss - Screenwriter
Jeff Carson - Musical Direction/Supervision
John Debney - Composer (Music Score)
Frankie Pine - Musical Direction/Supervision
Gregory Perler - Editor
Jon Michael Price - Editor
Fred Cline - Production Designer
James Beihold - Art Director
Paul Marshall - Co-producer
Gina Shay - Co-producer
Keith Alcorn - Executive Producer / Animation Director
Julia Pistor - Executive Producer
Michael Jonascu - Sound/Sound Designer
Paul N.J. Ottosson - Sound/Sound Designer
Paula Kaplan - Casting
Ginny McSwain - Casting
Sean Jensen - Model Effects Supervisor
Christopher T. Welch - Supervising Sound Editor
Mark de Carlo - [Voice]
Debi Derryberry - [Voice]
Jeff Garcia - [Voice]
Bob Goen - [Voice]
Mary Hart - [Voice]
Carolyn Lawrence - [Voice]
Andrea Martin - [Voice]
Candi Milo - [Voice]
Rob Paulsen - [Voice]
Crystal Scales - [Voice]
Martin Short - [Voice]
Patrick Stewart - [Voice]
Jim Cummings - [Voice]
David L. Lander - [Voice]
Kimberly Brooks - [Voice]
Paul Greenberg - [Voice]
Laraine Newman - [Voice]
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2005.09.03.
In the 1930s and '40s, the rivalry between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling was one of the greatest in the history of professional boxing. Louis was one of the first African-Americans to win the Heavyweight championship, and he was a great symbol of hope and achievement for blacks before the advent of the Civil Rights Movement, while Schmeling was a German who many Nazi supporters cited as an example of the innate superiority of the Aryan race. However, what few people knew is that despite their rivalry in the ring, between bouts Louis and Schmeling were good friends, and that Schmeling was not only never a member of the Nazi party, but spurned the attention of Adolf Hitler and helped save the lives of several Jews during the Nazi pogroms. Joe and Max is a made-for-cable drama based on the true story of the friendship of Joe Louis (played by Leonard Roberts) and Max Schmeling (Til Schweiger), and Schmeling's secret heroism during World War II. The supporting cast includes Peta Wilson, Richard Roundtree, and Bruce Weitz.
Steve James - Director
Kelli Konop - Producer
Klaus Rettig - Producer
Jason Horwitch - Screenwriter
Jeff Beal - Composer (Music Score)
Earl Rose - Songwriter / Additional Music
Til Schweiger
Peta Wilson
John Toles-Bey - John Roxborough
Warner Brothers
Amblin Entertainment
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.07.23.
Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Patrick Shanley's first foray into the director's chair is a quirky romantic fantasy, featuring Bo Welch's signature production design. Tom Hanks plays Joe Banks, a man who hates his job, thinks the overhead fluorescent lights are making him sick, and quakes at the presence of his boorish boss Frank Watori (Dan Hedaya). He is attracted to the office secretary DeDe (Meg Ryan) but is afraid to speak to her. Then his life changes when he visits Dr. Ellison (Robert Stack). Dr. Ellison tells Joe that he has something called "a brain cloud" that is rapidly spreading throughout his brain. He will feel great, but he'll be dead within five months. Instead of being depressed at this bleak prognosis, Joe suddenly feels free. He quits his job, asks DeDe out, and is contacted by a rich millionaire named Graynamore (Lloyd Bridges). Graynamore owns an island named Waponi Woo, whose natives need to be placated. The natives require a sacrifice to their island volcano, the Big Woo, so that the island won't sink beneath the Pacific. Graynamore offers unlimited wealth to Tom in exchange for Tom's becoming the object of human sacrifice. Joe has nothing to lose, so he accepts the offer. As he heads out to the island, Joe meets Graynamore's daughters — Angelica, a Los Angeles socialite, and Patricia, Angelica's blonde half-sister (both roles played by Ryan). Joe arrives at the island, and as he stands at the lips of the Big Woo he has to decide whether he really wants to leap into the maw of the fiery volcano.
John Patrick Shanley - Director / Screenwriter
Teri Schwartz - Producer
Stephen Goldblatt - Cinematographer
Georges Delerue - Composer (Music Score)
Richard Halsey - Editor
Ken Wannberg - Editor
Ian Bryce - Production Designer
Thomas A. Duffield - Production Designer
Robert W. Welch III - Production Designer
Kathleen Kennedy - Executive Producer
Frank Marshall - Executive Producer
Steven Spielberg - Executive Producer
Cheryl Carasik - Set Designer
Colleen Atwood - Costume Designer
Industrial Light & Magic - Special Effects
Marion Dougherty - Casting
Meg Ryan - Patricia / DeDe / Angelica
Lloyd Bridges - Samuel Harvey Graynamore
Robert Stack - Dr. Ellison
Abe Vigoda - Chief of the Waponis
Dan Hedaya - Mr. Frank Watori
Ossie Davis - Marshall the Chauffeur
Barry McGovern - Luggage Salesman
Amanda Plummer - Dagmar
Carol Kane - Hairdresser
Darrell Zwerling - Underwear Salesman
Jon Conrad Pochron
Marion Dougherty
Tony Salome - Clerk (at The Rectal Probe Company)
David Burton - Mike
Jim Hudson - Fred (Guard)
Nathan Lane - Ben, the Waponi Advance Man
Jayne Haynes - Nurse
Paul Thorpe - The (Waponi) God Woo
Jennifer Stewart - Statue of Liberty
Jim Ryan - Bellman
Lala Sloatman - Waitress
Warner Brothers
Amblin Entertainment
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.04.15.
Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Patrick Shanley's first foray into the director's chair is a quirky romantic fantasy, featuring Bo Welch's signature production design. Tom Hanks plays Joe Banks, a man who hates his job, thinks the overhead fluorescent lights are making him sick, and quakes at the presence of his boorish boss Frank Watori (Dan Hedaya). He is attracted to the office secretary DeDe (Meg Ryan) but is afraid to speak to her. Then his life changes when he visits Dr. Ellison (Robert Stack). Dr. Ellison tells Joe that he has something called "a brain cloud" that is rapidly spreading throughout his brain. He will feel great, but he'll be dead within five months. Instead of being depressed at this bleak prognosis, Joe suddenly feels free. He quits his job, asks DeDe out, and is contacted by a rich millionaire named Graynamore (Lloyd Bridges). Graynamore owns an island named Waponi Woo, whose natives need to be placated. The natives require a sacrifice to their island volcano, the Big Woo, so that the island won't sink beneath the Pacific. Graynamore offers unlimited wealth to Tom in exchange for Tom's becoming the object of human sacrifice. Joe has nothing to lose, so he accepts the offer. As he heads out to the island, Joe meets Graynamore's daughters — Angelica, a Los Angeles socialite, and Patricia, Angelica's blonde half-sister (both roles played by Ryan). Joe arrives at the island, and as he stands at the lips of the Big Woo he has to decide whether he really wants to leap into the maw of the fiery volcano.
John Patrick Shanley - Director / Screenwriter
Teri Schwartz - Producer
Stephen Goldblatt - Cinematographer
Georges Delerue - Composer (Music Score)
Richard Halsey - Editor
Ken Wannberg - Editor
Ian Bryce - Production Designer
Thomas A. Duffield - Production Designer
Robert W. Welch III - Production Designer
Kathleen Kennedy - Executive Producer
Frank Marshall - Executive Producer
Steven Spielberg - Executive Producer
Cheryl Carasik - Set Designer
Colleen Atwood - Costume Designer
Industrial Light & Magic - Special Effects
Marion Dougherty - Casting
Meg Ryan - Patricia / DeDe / Angelica
Lloyd Bridges - Samuel Harvey Graynamore
Robert Stack - Dr. Ellison
Abe Vigoda - Chief of the Waponis
Dan Hedaya - Mr. Frank Watori
Ossie Davis - Marshall the Chauffeur
Barry McGovern - Luggage Salesman
Amanda Plummer - Dagmar
Carol Kane - Hairdresser
Darrell Zwerling - Underwear Salesman
Jon Conrad Pochron
Marion Dougherty
Tony Salome - Clerk (at The Rectal Probe Company)
David Burton - Mike
Jim Hudson - Fred (Guard)
Nathan Lane - Ben, the Waponi Advance Man
Jayne Haynes - Nurse
Paul Thorpe - The (Waponi) God Woo
Jennifer Stewart - Statue of Liberty
Jim Ryan - Bellman
Lala Sloatman - Waitress
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.12.21.
Ben Falcone,
Jennifer Coolidge,
Matt Leblanc,
Paulo Costanzo
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2006.07.29.
Ben Falcone,
Drea de Matteo,
Jennifer Coolidge,
Matt Leblanc,
Paulo Costanzo
Universal / USA Films
Gramercy Pictures / Propaganda Films / Single Cell Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
10.0
2004.11.24.
Steve Golin - Producer
Vincent Landay - Producer
Sandy Stern - Producer
Michael Stipe - Producer
Charlie Kaufman - Screenwriter / Executive Producer
Lance Acord - Cinematographer
Björk - Songwriter
Carter Burwell - Composer (Music Score)
Dawn Solér - Musical Direction/Supervision
Eric Zumbrunnen - Editor
KK Barrett - Production Designer
Peter Andrus - Art Director
Michael Kuhn - Executive Producer
Fanee Aaron - Set Designer
Elisa Bussetti - Set Designer
Sloane U'ren - Set Designer
Casey Storm - Costume Designer
Forrest Brakeman - Sound/Sound Designer / Sound Mixer
Malcolm Fife - Sound/Sound Designer
Ren Klyce - Sound/Sound Designer
Mit Out Sound - Sound/Sound Designer
Nick Peck - Sound/Sound Designer
Lynn Barron - Makeup
Debra L. Ferullo - Makeup
Mark S. Constance - First Assistant Director
Thomas Patrick Smith - First Assistant Director
Peter Gulla - Camera Operator
California Ballet - Choreography
Maxine Mahon - Choreography
Tony Maxwell - Choreography
Justine Baddeley - Casting
Kimberly Davis - Casting
Kim Davis-Wagner - Casting
David Alstadter - Foley Mixer
Richard L. Anderson - Supervising Sound Editor
Cameron Diaz - Lotte Schwartz
Catherine Keener - Maxine Lund
John Malkovich - John Malkovich
Orson Bean - Dr. Lester
Mary Kay Place - Floris
Charlie Sheen - Charlie Sheen
Carlos Jacott - Larry the Agent
W. Earl Brown - Erroll
Sean Penn - Himself [Uncredited]
Brad Pitt - Himself [Uncredited]
Gary Sinise - Himself [Uncredited]
Flori Wyler - Doctor Lester's Friend
Jacqueline Benoit - Doctor Lester's Friend
Kelly Teacher - Emily
Judith Wetzell - Tiny Woman
Sylvester Jenkins - Doctor Lester's Friend
Ralph W. Spaulding - Doctor Lester's Friend
Jeanne Diehl - Doctor Lester's Friend
Eddie J. Low - Doctor Lester's Friend
Roy C. Johnson - Doctor Lester's Friend
Yetta Ginsburg - Doctor Lester's Friend
Madison Lanc - Daugher at Puppet Show
Erica Long - Ballet Dancer
Denise Dabrowski - Ballet Dancer
Elizabeth Rivera - Ballet Dancer
Jayne Hess - Featured Character Voices
Chelsa Sjostrom - Ballet Dancer
Yvonne Montelius - Ballet Dancer
Marlowe Bassett - Ballet Dancer
Jessica Neuberger - Ballet Dancer
Jennifer Canzoneri - Ballet Dancer
Kristin D'Andrea - Ballet Dancer
Christine Krejer - Ballet Dancer
Kristie Cordle - Ballet Dancer
Charlene Grimsley - Ballet Dancer
Sara Rifkin - Ballet Dancer
Christopher Bing - Himself [uncredited]
Gregory Sporleder - Drunk At Bar
Bill M. Ryusaki - Mr. Hiroshi
Byrne Piven - Captain Mertin
Patti Tippo - John Malovich's Mother
Bill Wittman - Featured Character Voices
Dan Hansen - Boy John Malkovich
K.K. Dodds - Wendy
Ned Bellamy - Derek Mantini
James Murray - Student Puppeteer
Kevin Lee - Ballet Dancer
Richard Fancy - Johnson Heyward
Willie Garson - Guy In Restaurant
Eric Weinstein - Father at Puppet Show
David Wyler - Doctor Lester's Friend
Gerald Emerick - Sad Man In Line
Pamela Hayden - Featured Character Voices
Michelle Madden - Featured Character Voices
Christine Coleman - Doctor Lester's Friend
Audrey Gelfand - Doctor Lester's Friend
Greg O'Neill - Featured Character Voices
William Nichols Buck - Doctor Lester's Friend
Neil Ross - Featured Character Voices
Octavia L. Spencer - Woman In Elevator
Mariah O'Brien - Girl Creeped Out By John Malkovich
Kevin Carroll - Cab Driver
Reggie Hayes - Don
20th Century Fox / Edgewood Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.12.23.
This spoof of the 1930s and '40s crime stories ranges from the ridiculous to the sublime as it tells the story of Johnny Dangerously (Byron Thames as the young Johnny, Michael Keaton as the older), a devoted son to his ailing mother (Maureen Stapleton), so ill that she needs money for several operations. Johnny has nowhere to turn, and because gangsters tend to flourish in his neighborhood he goes to work for Dundee, a benevolent godfather-gangster type, in order to cover his mother's medical bills. Johnny hides his association with Dundee from his younger brother Tommy (Griffin Dunne) and goes so far as to pay for Tommy's law school fees — supporting him until Tommy joins the staff of the local (and corrupt) district attorney's office for Burr (Danny DeVito). When Johnny starts working for Dundee, he clashes with the evil Vermin (Joe Piscopo) right from the beginning, but things only get worse. After Dundee decides to retire, Johnny ascends to the helm, and it does not look like Vermin is going to take that sitting down
Amy Heckerling - Director
Bud Austin - Producer / Executive Producer
Michael Hertzberg - Producer
Harry Colomby - Screenwriter / Executive Producer
Lorenzo Semple, Jr. - Screenwriter
Norman Steinberg - Screenwriter
David M. Walsh - Cinematographer
Norman Gimbel - Songwriter
Jerry Jost - Musical Direction/Supervision / Sound/Sound Designer
John Morris - Composer (Music Score)
Weird Al Yankovic - Songwriter
Pem Herring - Editor
Joseph Jennings - Production Designer
Neil Machlis - Associate Producer
Pat Norris - Associate Producer / Costume Designer
Rick Simpson - Set Designer
Timothy R. Sexton - Consultant/advisor
Jesse Wayne - Stunts
Jane Feinberg - Casting
Mike Fenton - Casting
Marci Liroff - Casting
Joe Piscopo - Vermin
Marilu Henner - Lil
Maureen Stapleton - Mom
Peter Boyle - Dundee
Griffin Dunne - Tommy
Richard Dimitri - Maroni
Glynnis O'Connor - Sally
Byron Thames - Young Johnny
Danny DeVito - Burr
Dom DeLuise - The Pope
Ray Walston - Vendor
Rick Rosenthal - Judge
Carl Gottlieb - Dr. Magnus
Bob Eubanks - M.C.
Neal Israel - Dr. Zillman
Alan Hale, Jr. - Desk Sergeant
Jeffrey Weissman - T-Shirt Vendor
Joy Michael - Chorus Girl
Russell Forte - Hood
Jane Feinberg
Jerome Michaels - Reporter Diering
Edward Short - Porter
Dick Balduzzi - Prisoner
Norman Steinberg - Reporter Duffy
Mike Fenton
Frank Slaten - Henchman
Georg Olden - Young Vermin
Shelley Pogoda - Woman
Gordon Zimmerman
Hank Garrett - Mayor
Mike Finneran - Prisoner
Chuck Hicks - Governor
Katie La Bourdette - Blond Girl
Trisha Long - Female Butler
Mike Bacarella - Vito
Elizabeth Arlen - Girl on Steps
Ron Carey - Pat
Sudie Bond - Cleaning Lady
Dick Butkus - Arthur
Gary Watkins - Manny
Leonard Termo - Tony Scarano
Cynthia Szigeti - Mrs. Capone
Troy W. Slaten - Young Tommy
Scott Thomson - Charley
Richard Warwick - Prisoner
Dean Miller - Photographer
Harvey Parry - Policeman
Jack Nance - Priest
Will Seltzer - Prisoner
Paul B. Price - Prisoner
Hal Riddle - Warden
StudioCanal / Universal Pictures
Peter Howitt Film / StudioCanal / UIP / Universal Pictures / Working Title Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2005.06.27.
Tim Bevan - Producer
Eric Fellner - Producer
Mark Huffam - Producer
Mark Huffman - Producer
William Davies - Screenwriter
Gillian Dodders - Dialogue Writer / ADR Editor
Neal Purvis - Screenwriter
Robert Wade - Screenwriter
Remi Adefarasin - Cinematographer
Nick Angel - Musical Direction/Supervision
Ed Shearmur - Composer (Music Score)
Robin Sales - Editor
Chris Seagers - Production Designer
John Frankish - Supervising Art Director
Alan Gilmore - Art Director
Dave Warren - Art Director
Jo Burn - Co-producer
Liza Chasin - Co-producer
Debra Hayward - Co-producer
Chris Clark - Associate Producer
John Bush - Set Designer
Jill Taylor - Costume Designer
Adam Daniel - Sound/Sound Designer
Graham Daniel - Sound/Sound Designer
Kate Benton - Makeup
Sallie Jaye - Makeup
Graham Johnston - Makeup / Hair Styles
Lorna McGowan - Makeup
Emma Sheldrick - Makeup
Alex Kirby - First Assistant Director
Adam Somner - First Assistant Director
Robbie Williams - Singer
Simon Finney - Camera Operator
Priscilla John - Casting
John Adefarasin - Camera Loader
René Adefarasin - Camera Loader
Faith Allbesson - Casting Assistant
John Arnold - Key Grip
Julian Ashby - Draftsman
Jules Baker-Smith - Personal Assistant
Paula Boram - Foley Artist
John Malkovich - Pascal Sauvage
Natalie Imbruglia - Lorna Campbell
Ben Miller - Bough
Douglas McFerran - Carlos Vendetta
Tim Pigott-Smith - Pegasus
Kevin McNally - Prime Minister
Simon Bernstein - Assailant
Philippa Fordham - Snobby Woman
Tim Berrington - Roger
Tasha De Vasconcelos - Exotic Woman
Henry Naylor - Bough
Jack Raymond - French Reception Waiter
Marc Danbury - Guard
Bond - String Quartet
Martin Lawton - Hearse Driver
Takuya Matsumoto - Sushi Waiter
Faruk Pruti - Truth Serum Guard
Peter Tenn - Sushi Bar Customer
Trevor McDonald - Newscaster [Voice]
Terence Harvey - Official at Funeral
Kevin Moore - Doctor
Neville Phillips - Priest
Oliver Ford Davies - Archbishop of Canterbury
James Greene - Scottish Bishop
Clive Graham - Welsh Bishop
Chris Tarrant - Radio Announcer
Rowland Davies - Sir Anthony Chevenix
Steve Nicolson - Dieter Klein
Sam Beazley - Elderly Man
Jenny Galloway - Foreign Secretary
Greg Wise - Agent One
Radha Mitchell
Nina Young - Pegasus' Secretary
StudioCanal / Universal Pictures
Peter Howitt Film / StudioCanal / UIP / Universal Pictures / Working Title Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2004.11.23.
Tim Bevan - Producer
Eric Fellner - Producer
Mark Huffam - Producer
Mark Huffman - Producer
William Davies - Screenwriter
Gillian Dodders - Dialogue Writer / ADR Editor
Neal Purvis - Screenwriter
Robert Wade - Screenwriter
Remi Adefarasin - Cinematographer
Nick Angel - Musical Direction/Supervision
Ed Shearmur - Composer (Music Score)
Robin Sales - Editor
Chris Seagers - Production Designer
John Frankish - Supervising Art Director
Alan Gilmore - Art Director
Dave Warren - Art Director
Jo Burn - Co-producer
Liza Chasin - Co-producer
Debra Hayward - Co-producer
Chris Clark - Associate Producer
John Bush - Set Designer
Jill Taylor - Costume Designer
Adam Daniel - Sound/Sound Designer
Graham Daniel - Sound/Sound Designer
Kate Benton - Makeup
Sallie Jaye - Makeup
Graham Johnston - Makeup / Hair Styles
Lorna McGowan - Makeup
Emma Sheldrick - Makeup
Alex Kirby - First Assistant Director
Adam Somner - First Assistant Director
Robbie Williams - Singer
Simon Finney - Camera Operator
Priscilla John - Casting
John Adefarasin - Camera Loader
René Adefarasin - Camera Loader
Faith Allbesson - Casting Assistant
John Arnold - Key Grip
Julian Ashby - Draftsman
Jules Baker-Smith - Personal Assistant
Paula Boram - Foley Artist
John Malkovich - Pascal Sauvage
Natalie Imbruglia - Lorna Campbell
Ben Miller - Bough
Douglas McFerran - Carlos Vendetta
Tim Pigott-Smith - Pegasus
Kevin McNally - Prime Minister
Simon Bernstein - Assailant
Philippa Fordham - Snobby Woman
Tim Berrington - Roger
Tasha De Vasconcelos - Exotic Woman
Henry Naylor - Bough
Jack Raymond - French Reception Waiter
Marc Danbury - Guard
Bond - String Quartet
Martin Lawton - Hearse Driver
Takuya Matsumoto - Sushi Waiter
Faruk Pruti - Truth Serum Guard
Peter Tenn - Sushi Bar Customer
Trevor McDonald - Newscaster [Voice]
Terence Harvey - Official at Funeral
Kevin Moore - Doctor
Neville Phillips - Priest
Oliver Ford Davies - Archbishop of Canterbury
James Greene - Scottish Bishop
Clive Graham - Welsh Bishop
Chris Tarrant - Radio Announcer
Rowland Davies - Sir Anthony Chevenix
Steve Nicolson - Dieter Klein
Sam Beazley - Elderly Man
Jenny Galloway - Foreign Secretary
Greg Wise - Agent One
Radha Mitchell
Nina Young - Pegasus' Secretary
Cinemation
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2005.12.17.
The author of the famous late 1930's antiwar book Johnny Got His Gun wrote and directed this film adaptation. It concerns a nameless young soldier (Timothy Bottoms) in a veteran's hospital in the World War I period. The young man has had his face blown off, he is without the use of any of his senses save touch, and also has no arms or legs. He is in a coma at the beginning of the film, and his doctors doubt that he will regain consciousness. This is also what they hope. A nurse, while changing his dressings, discovers that he is awake and responsive. The unrelieved awfulness of his situation is apparent to many. However, in order to keep the "good order" of the military, the regular Army general commanding the hospital will not allow the boy to be seen or his family notified, nor will he permit anyone to perform a mercy killing. Interspersed with this horror are flashbacks of the youth's life before the war.
Dalton Trumbo - Director / Book Author / Screenwriter
Bruce Post Campbell - Producer
Jules Brenner - Cinematographer
Jerry Fielding - Composer (Music Score)
William P. Dornisch - Editor
Millie Moore - Editor
Harold Michelson - Production Designer
Tony Monaco - Associate Producer / Casting
Christopher Trumbo - Associate Producer
Theadora Van Runkle - Costume Designer
Marvin Weldon - Script Supervisor
díjak:
Special Jury Grand Prix (win) 1971 Cannes International Film Festival
New Star of the Year - Male (nom) Timothy Bottoms 1971 Golden Globe
Alice Nunn
Byron Morrow - Brigadier General
Marge Redmond
Jodean Russo - Nurse
Kerry MacLane - Joe at 10
William Mims - Gentleman
Charles McGraw - The Girl's Father
Joseph Kaufmann - Rudy
Sandy Wyeth - Lucky
Bruce Watson - Technician
Milton Barnes - Reader
David Soul - Swede
Donald Sutherland - "Christ"
Gigi Vorgan - Catherine at 13
Tom Tryon
Diane Varsi - Nurse
Peter Virgo Jr. - Attendant
Kenneth Clark - Hospital Official
Eric Christmas - Cpl. Timlon
Robert Cole - Orator
Maurice Dallimore - British Colonel
Don "Red" Barry - Jody Simmons
Judy Howard Chaikin - Bakery Girl
Craig Bovia - Little Guy
Peter Brocco - Ancient Prelate
Jason Robards, Jr. - Father
Wayne Heffley - Captain
Ben Hammer - Doctor
Marsha Hunt - Mother
Robert Easton
Kathy Fields - The Girl
Ed Gilbert - Priest
Eduard Franz - Col./Gen. Tillery
Anthony Geary
Tri-Star
Carolco Pictures / Guber-Peters Company / TriStar
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2005.06.04.
Walter Hill - Director
Charles Roven - Producer
Ken Friedman - Screenwriter
John Godey - Book Author
Nicholas Meyer - Screenwriter
Matthew Leonetti - Cinematographer
Ry Cooder - Composer (Music Score)
Richard Bryce Goodman - Musical Direction/Supervision
Donn Aron - Editor
Carmel Davies - Editor
Freeman Davies, Jr. - Editor
Ted Kurdyla - Production Designer / Associate Producer
Gene Rudolf - Production Designer
Christa Munro - Art Director
Mae Woods - Associate Producer
Mario Kassar - Executive Producer
Andrew G. Vajna - Executive Producer
Ernie Bishop - Set Designer
Dan Moore - Costume Designer
Zoltan Elek - Makeup
Michael Westmore - Makeup
Joseph P. Mercurio - Special Effects
Alan Lee Graf - Stunts
Ellen Barkin - Sunny Boyd
Elizabeth McGovern - Donna McCarty
Morgan Freeman - Lt. A.Z. Drones
Forest Whitaker - Dr. Steven Fisher
Scott Wilson - Mikey Chaimette
Lance Henriksen - Rafe Garrett
Ed Zang - Prestige Manager
Ed Walsh - Judge
Bonnie Timmermann
Dick Butler - Shipyard Security Guard
Eugenia Ives - Nurse
Gie-G Duncombe - Accounting Secretary
Allan Graf - Bob Lemoyne
Blake Clark - Sheriff
John P. Fertitta - Prestige Salesman
Jim Burk - Prison Guard
Yvonne Bryceland - Sister Luke
J.W. Smith - Larry
Raynor Scheine - Gun Dealer
David Schramm - Vic Dumask
Peter Jason - Mr. Bonet
Jeffrey Meek - Earl
Ken Medlock - Shipyard Accountant
TriStar
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2.0
2004.11.23.
Don Carmody - Producer
William Gibson - Screenwriter
Francois Protat - Cinematographer
Brad Fiedel - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Ronald Sanders - Editor
Nilo Rodis-Jamero - Production Designer
Dennis Davenport - Art Director
Jean Desormeaux - Associate Producer
Staffan Ahrenberg - Executive Producer
Robert Lantos - Executive Producer
B.J. Rack - Executive Producer
Enrico Campana - Set Designer
Olga Dimitrov - Costume Designer
Douglas Ganton - Sound/Sound Designer
Linda Gill - Makeup
Rory Cutler - Special Effects
Fantasy II Film Effects - Special Effects
John Nelson - Special Effects
Gene Warren, Jr. - Special Effects
Michael Zenon - First Assistant Director
Syd Mead - Consultant/advisor
Vic Armstrong - Stunts / Second Unit Director
John Buchan - Casting
Dolph Lundgren - Street Preacher
Beat Takeshi Kitano - Takahashi
Ice-T - J-Bone
Dina Meyer
Udo Kier - Ralphy
Henry Rollins - Spider
Von Flores - Viet
Tracy Tweed - Pretty
Coyote Shivers - Buddy
Marlow Vella - Lotek Kid
Falconer Abraham - Yomamma
Don Francks - Hooky
Sherry Miller - Takahashi's Secretary
Gene Mack - Laslo
Lynne Adams - Rocket Launcher Yakuza
Barbara Sukowa - Anna Kalmann
Silvio Oliviero - Stick
Denis Akiyama - Shinji
Cinepix
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2006.01.28.
Scripter John Raffo made his directorial debut with this noir-slanted mystery thriller about free-lance crime-scene photographer Johnny Scardino (Peter Gallagher) and recovering alcoholic Alice (Frances McDormand). Scardino takes blackmail pictures of well-to-do types in rundown motels. After the blackmailers are bumped off, Scardino wonders if he's next on the hit list, so he searches for evidence or clues that might become visible in photo blowups. Shown at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival.
John Raffo - Director / Screenwriter
Michael Paseornek - Producer
Karen Severin - Producer
Karen Weaver - Producer
Bernd Heinl - Cinematographer
Brian Langsbard - Composer (Music Score)
Sean Albertson - Editor
Jerry Fleming - Production Designer
Frank Hildebrand - Co-producer
William Preston Robertson - Associate Producer / Screenwriter
John Dunning - Executive Producer
Andre Link - Executive Producer
Jeff Sackman - Executive Producer
Steve Brimmer - Sound/Sound Designer
Bob Perkis - Production Manager
Todd Masters - Makeup Special Effects
Frances McDormand - Alice
John Lithgow - Sgt. Larry Skovik
Geoffrey Lower - Woody Washawski
Jack Black - Jerry
Charlie Spradling - Lorraine
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2008.01.26.
Mark Hammond - Director
Brendan Foley - Screenwriter / Executive Producer
Mark Moriarty - Cinematographer
Adrian Sherwood - Musical Direction/Supervision
Noemi Ferrer - Executive Producer
Paul Hughes - Executive Producer
Ben Katz - Executive Producer
Kim Magnusson - Executive Producer
Eriq La Salle - Julius
Roger Daltrey - Jimmy
Patrick Bergin - Flynn
Samantha Mumba - Rita
Lennox Lewis - Ras
Mark Asante - Nathan
Wilson Jermaine Heredia - Sparra
Laurence Kinlan - Michael
Charles F. Porter
DreamWorks
DreamWorks
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.07.04.
Rob LaDuca - Director
Robert C. Ramirez - Director
Eugenia Bostwick-Singer - Screenwriter
Raymond Singer - Screenwriter
Joe Stillman - Screenwriter
Michael Andrews - Editor
Fred Warter - Art Director
Penney Finkelman Cox - Executive Producer
Stephen Hickner - Executive Producer
Jeffrey Katzenberg - Executive Producer
Mark Hamill - Judah [Voice]
Steven Weber - Simeon [Voice]
Jodi Benson - Asenath [Voice]
Maureen McGovern - Rachel [Voice]
James Eckhouse - Potiphar [Voice]
Judith Light - Zuleika [Voice]
Richard Herd - Jacob [Voice]
David Campbell - Joseph [singing] [Voice]
Artisan Entertainment / Crusader Entertainment
Epiphany Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2005.08.23.
Jon Purdy - Director
Howard Baldwin - Producer
Karen Baldwin - Producer
Paul Pompian - Producer
Keith Giglio - Screenwriter
Joseph Girzone - Book Author
Joseph P. Girzone - Book Author
Brad Mirman - Screenwriter
Bruce Surtees - Cinematographer
Michael W. Smith - Composer (Music Score)
Richard Nord - Editor
Brian Eatwell - Production Designer
Curt Frisk - Sound/Sound Designer
Scott Metcalfe - First Assistant Director
Jane Alderman - Casting
Monika Mikkelsen - Casting
Gina Marie Ome - Costume/Wardrobe
F. Murray Abraham - Father Tardone
Kurt Fuller - Father Pat Hayes
Stacy Edwards - Maggie
Colleen Camp - Joan Casey
Giancarlo Giannini - The Pope
Kevin Scott Greer - Parishoner
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2005.06.13.
A Jött egy busz öt, lazán kapcsolódó epizódfilmből áll; a részeket mindössze egy budapesti buszjárat, a 78-as köti össze. Az egymástól teljesen különböző kisfilmeket:
Török Ferenc (Cipők),
Schilling Árpád (No Comment),
Bodó Viktor (Negyedóra),
Pálfi György (Táltosember vs. Ikarus) és
Mundruczó Kornél (A 78-as Szent Johannája)
készítették. Schilling filmje szokatlan szerelmi történet, álomszerű betétjelenettel, főszerepben a pornósztár Michelle Wilddal.
Török filmjének hősei a történet szereplőinek cipői: a lábbelik "szemszögéből" nézhetjük végig egy ipari alpinista szerencsétlen, mégis sorsszerű halálát. Bodó Negyedórája egyszerre korrajz és krimi egy megszállott férfiról. Pálfi képregény-motívumokat felhasználó történetében az Ikarus elvesztéséért bosszút kiáltó Daidalosz, és az őt megállítani akaró Táltosember mitikus harcát mutatja be a mai budapesti éjszakában. Mundruczó epizódja véres operafilm: Szent Johanna történetének újramesélése, amely baleseti mentési gyakorlatokban áldozatot alakító statiszták között játszódik.
Öt fiatal magyar rendezőzseni, öt különböző történet, melyeket a Kis tehénnel ismertté vált Igor Lazin animációs kisfilmjei kötnek össze.
Csuja Imre,
Csányi Sándor,
Egri Kati,
Für Anikó,
Michelle Wild,
Nagy Viktor,
Parti Nóra,
Pelsőczy Réka,
Haumann Péter,
Tóth Orsolya
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.11.25.
El Amor
Se Mi Lasci Non Vale
33 Anos
De Nina A Mujer
Moliendo Cafe
La Ragazza De Ypacaria
Quiereme Mucho
Pobre Diablo
Hey
Guajira Guantanamera
Sony Pictures Entertainment
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.07.04.
Joe Johnston - Director
Scott Kroopf - Producer
William Teitler - Producer
Jonathan Hensleigh - Screenwriter
Jim Strain - Screenwriter
Greg Taylor - Screenwriter
Chris Van Allsburg - Book Author / Screenwriter
Thomas E. Ackerman - Cinematographer
James Horner - Composer (Music Score)
Robert Dalva - Editor
James D. Bissell - Production Designer
Glen W. Pearson - Art Director
David Willson - Art Director
Robert W. Cort - Executive Producer
Ted Field - Executive Producer
Larry J. Franco - Executive Producer
Martha Snetsinger - Costume Designer
Rob Young - Sound/Sound Designer
Sandy Cooper - Makeup
Stan Parks - Special Effects
Stephen L. Price - Special Effects
Ken Ralston - Special Effects
Betsy Magruder - First Assistant Director
Lynne Carrow - Casting
Nancy Foy - Casting
Alex Gillis - Makeup Special Effects
Bonnie Hunt - Sarah Whittle
Kirsten Dunst - Judy Shepherd
Bradley Pierce - Peter Shepherd
Bebe Neuwirth - Aunt Nora
Jonathan Hyde - Van Pelt/Sam Parrish
Adam Hann-Byrd - Young Alan
David Alan Grier - Carl Bentley
Malcolm Stewart - Jim Shepherd
Peter Bryant - Paramedic
Lloyd Berry - Bum
Gillian Barber - Mrs. Thomas
Darryl Henriques - Gun Salesman
James Handy - Exterminator
Patricia Clarkson - Carol Parrish
Robin Driscoll - Paramedic
Fox Searchlight
Hard C/ Mandate Pictures/ Mr. Mudd Prods.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
9.0
2008.02.01.
Az anyai "örömök" elé néző lány barátnője, Leah (Olivia Thirlby) segítségével nevelőszülőket keres és talál a születendő kicsinek. A tökéletes adoptálók Mark (Jason Bateman) és Vanessa (Jennifer Garner), a tehetős külvárosi szerelmespár, akik már alig várják, hogy a karjukban tartsák a csöppséget.
Szerencsére Juno szülei (J.K. Simmons és Allison Janney) mindenben a legmesszebbmenőkig támogatják bajba esett lányukat - erre pedig szükség is lesz, hiszen a nem egyszerű szituba kerülő tini kemény döntések előtt áll a felnőtté váláshoz vezető úton. Végül azért minden megoldódik, és az édesbús mozi stáblistájáig Juno arra is rájön, hová tartozik.
Ivan Reitman vígjátékrendező fia, a Thank You for Smokinggal befutott Jason Reitman második nagyjátékfilmje. A forgatókönyvet az elsőfilmes, korábban sztriptíztáncosként dolgozó és kalandjait könyvben is kiadó Diablo Cody jegyzi.
When a teenage girl is faced with an unexpected pregnancy, she enlists the aid of her best friend in finding the unborn child a suitable home in this coming-of-age comedy drama from Thank You for Smoking director Jason Reitman. Juno (Ellen Page) may seem wise beyond her years, but after sleeping with classmate Bleeker (Michael Cera), the pregnant teen quickly realizes how little she really knows about life. Thankfully, Juno has been blessed with parents (J.K. Simmons and Allison Janney) who trust their daughter's judgment, and a best friend named Leah (Olivia Thirlby), who's always willing to help out in a pinch. With a little help from Leah, Juno soon comes into contact with Mark (Jason Bateman) and Vanessa (Jennifer Garner) — an affluent suburban couple who have been unable to conceive a child of their own. Mark and Vanessa seem like they would make great parents, and are eager to adopt Juno's unborn child. Now, as adolescent Juno is faced with a series of very adult decisions, she will draw on the support of her family and friends in order to discover who she truly is, and discover that one bad choice can have a lifetime of consequences.
Jason Reitman - Director
Lianne Halfon - Producer
John Malkovich - Executive Producer / Producer
Mason Novick - Producer
Russell Smith - Producer
Diablo Cody - Screenwriter
Eric Steelberg - Cinematographer
Peter Afterman - Musical Direction/Supervision
Kimya Dawson - Songwriter
Matt Messina - Composer (Music Score)
Margaret Yen - Musical Direction/Supervision
Dana E. Glauberman - Editor
Steve Saklad - Production Designer
Michael Diner - Art Director
Catherine Schroer - Art Director
Kelli Konop - Co-producer
Jimmy Miller - Co-producer
Brad Van Arragon - Co-producer
Joe Drake - Executive Producer
Daniel Dubiecki - Executive Producer
Nathan Kahane - Executive Producer
Monique Prudhomme - Costume Designer
Shane Vieau - Set Decorator
James Kusan - Sound/Sound Designer
Jason Blumenfeld - First Assistant Director
Kara Lipson - Casting
Mindy Marin - Casting
Perry Robertson - Supervising Sound Editor
díjak:
Film Presented (Centerpiece Gala, Gala Presentations) 2007 AFI Fest
Best Actress (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Academy
Best Directing (nom) Jason Reitman 2007 Academy
Best Original Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Academy
Best Picture (nom) Lianne Halfon 2007 Academy
Best Picture (nom) Mason Novick 2007 Academy
Best Picture (nom) Russell Smith 2007 Academy
Best Picture (nom) 2007 African American Film Critics
Best Acting Ensemble (win) 2007 Alliance of Women Journalists
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Alliance of Women Journalists
Best Picture (win) 2007 American Film Institute
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Austin Film Critics
Best Breakthrough Artist (win) Michael Cera 2007 Austin Film Critics
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Austin Film Critics
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Austin Film Critics
Best Supporting Actress (win) Allison Janney 2007 Austin Film Critics
Best Actress (nom) Ellen Page 2007 British Academy Awards
Best Original Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 British Academy Awards
Best Acting Ensemble (nom) 2007 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Actress (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Comedy Film (nom) 2007 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Writer (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Young Actor (nom) Michael Cera 2007 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Chicago Film Critics Association
Best Director (nom) Jason Reitman 2007 Chicago Film Critics Association
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Chicago Film Critics Association
Most Promising Performer (win) Michael Cera 2007 Chicago Film Critics Association
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Dallas/Ft. Worth Critics
Best Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Dallas/Ft. Worth Critics
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Detroit Film Critics Society
Best Director (nom) Jason Reitman 2007 Detroit Film Critics Society
Best Ensemble (win) 2007 Detroit Film Critics Society
Best Newcomer (nom) Michael Cera 2007 Detroit Film Critics Society
Best Newcomer (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Detroit Film Critics Society
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Detroit Film Critics Society
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Florida Film Critics
Best Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Florida Film Critics
Pauline Kael Breakout Award (win) Ellen Page 2007 Florida Film Critics
Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Golden Globe
Best Picture - Musical or Comedy (nom) 2007 Golden Globe
Best Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Golden Globe
Best Actress - Comedy or Musical (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Golden Satellite Award
Best Original Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Golden Satellite Award
Best Picture - Comedy or Musical (nom) 2007 Golden Satellite Award
Best Actress (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Independent Spirit Award
Best Director (nom) Jason Reitman 2007 Independent Spirit Award
Best First Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Independent Spirit Award
Best Picture (nom) John Malkovich 2007 Independent Spirit Award
Best Picture (nom) Lianne Halfon 2007 Independent Spirit Award
Best Picture (nom) Mason Novick 2007 Independent Spirit Award
Best Picture (nom) Russell Smith 2007 Independent Spirit Award
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Kansas City Film Critics
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Las Vegas Film Critics
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Las Vegas Film Critics
Best Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Las Vegas Film Critics
Film Presented (Gala and Special Screenings) 2007 London Film Festival
Best Breakthrough Performance by an Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 National Board of Review
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 National Board of Review
Best Picture (nom) 2007 National Board of Review
Best Breakout Performance (win) Ellen Page 2007 New York Film Critics Online
Best Picture (nom) 2007 New York Film Critics Online
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Ohio Film Critics
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Ohio Film Critics
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Ohio Film Critics
Breakthrough Film Artist (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Ohio Film Critics
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Oklahoma Film Critics
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Oklahoma Film Critics
Breakout Performance (win) Ellen Page 2007 Oklahoma Film Critics
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Phoenix Film Critics
Breakthrough on Camera (win) Ellen Page 2007 Phoenix Film Critics
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Producers Guild of America
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 San Diego Film Critics
Best Actress (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Screen Actors Guild
Best Actress (nom) Ellen Page 2007 Southeastern Film Critics Award
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Southeastern Film Critics Award
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Southeastern Film Critics Award
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 St. Louis Gateway Film Critics
Best Comedy (win) 2007 St. Louis Gateway Film Critics
Best Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 St. Louis Gateway Film Critics
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Toronto Film Critics
Best Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Toronto Film Critics
Film Presented (Special Presentations) 2007 Toronto International Film Festival
Best Actress (win) Ellen Page 2007 Utah Film Critics
Best Picture (nom) 2007 Utah Film Critics
Best Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Utah Film Critics
Best Breaktrhrough Performance (win) Ellen Page 2007 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Original Screenplay (win) Diablo Cody 2007 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics
Best Original Screenplay (nom) Diablo Cody 2007 Writers Guild of America
Michael Cera - Paulie Bleeker
Jason Bateman - Mark Loring
Jennifer Garner - Vanessa Loring
Allison Janney - Bren MacGuff
J.K. Simmons - Mac MacGuff
Olivia Thirlby - Leah
MCA/Universal Home Video
Amblin Entertainment / Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2004.11.23.
Kathleen Kennedy - Producer
Gerald R. Molen - Producer
Jerry Molen - Producer
Michael Crichton - Book Author / Screenwriter
David Koepp - Screenwriter
Malia Scotch Marmo - Screenwriter
Dean Cundey - Cinematographer
John Williams - Composer (Music Score)
Michael Kahn - Editor
John Bell - Production Designer
Rick Carter - Production Designer
Jackie Carr - Art Director / Set Designer
Lauren Polizzi - Art Director / Set Designer
Jim Teegarden - Art Director
Colin Wilson - Associate Producer
John H.M. Berger - Set Designer
Masako Masuda - Set Designer
Sue Moore - Costume Designer
Ronald Judkins - Sound/Sound Designer
Christina Smith - Makeup
Don Elliott - Special Effects
Michael Lantieri - Special Effects
Dennis Muren - Special Effects
Stan Winston - Special Effects
John T. Kretchmer - First Assistant Director
Michele Panelli-Venetis - First Assistant Director
Raymond Stella - Camera Operator
Gary Epper - Stunts
Donna Evans - Stunts
Norman Howell - Stunts
Gary Hymes - Stunts
Pat Romano - Stunts
R.A. Rondell - Stunts
Brian Smrz - Stunts
Janet Hirshenson - Casting
Michael Hirshenson - Casting
Jane Jenkins - Casting
Richard Hymns - Sound Effects Editor
Laura Dern - Dr. Ellie Sattler
Jeff Goldblum - Ian Malcolm
Richard Attenborough - John Hammond
Bob Peck - Robert Muldoon
Martin Ferrero - Donald Gennaro
Joseph Mazzello - Tim
Ariana Richards - Lex
Samuel L. Jackson - Arnold
Wayne Knight - Dennis Nedry
Richard Kiley - Jurassic Park Tour [Voice]
B.D. Wong - Henry Wu
Jane Jenkins
Jophery Brown - Worker in Raptor Pen
Dean Cundey - Mate
Janet Hirshenson
Christopher John Fields - 1st Volunteer
Greg Burson - "Mr.DNA" [Voice]
Cameron Thor - Dodgson
Miguel Sandoval - Rostagno
Whitby Hertford - Volunteer Boy
Jerry Molen - Harding
Universal
Amblin Entertainment / Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2004.11.24.
Larry J. Franco - Producer
Kathleen Kennedy - Producer
Peter Buchman - Screenwriter
Alexander Payne - Screenwriter
Jim Taylor - Screenwriter
Shelly Johnson - Cinematographer
Don Davis - Composer (Music Score)
Robert Dalva - Editor
Doug Meerdink - Art Director
Greg Papalia - Supervising Art Director
David Womark - Associate Producer
Steven Spielberg - Executive Producer
Betsy Cox - Costume Designer
Christopher Boyes - Sound/Sound Designer
Thomas D. Causey - Sound/Sound Designer
Gary Summers - Sound/Sound Designer
Michael Lantieri - Special Effects
Artist Robinson - First Assistant Director
Christophe Hery - Supervisor/Manager
Nancy Foy - Casting
David Lowery - Storyboard Artist
Mark S. Miller - Visual Effects Producer
Jim Mitchell - Visual Effects Supervisor
Pat Romano - Stunts Coordinator
Stan Winston - Animatronic Effects / Creature Effects
William H. Macy - Paul Kirby
Téa Leoni - Amanda Kirby
Alessandro Nivola - Billy Brennan
Trevor Morgan - Eric Kirby
Michael Jeter - Udesky
John Diehl - Cooper
Laura Dern - Ellie Sattler
Bruce A. Young - Nash
Taylor Nichols - Mark
Mark Harelik - Ben Hildebrand
Julio Oscar Mechoso - Enrique Cardoso
Sonia Jackson
Bruce French
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2008.01.05.
rendező: Marty Callner
producer: Randall Gladstein
vágó: Chad Callner, Jim Kelly, Michael Schultz
Itsuki Natsumi, Asmik Ace Entertainment, BONES, Dentsu, Fuji TV, Sony Music Entertainment, Wellthink, Fujipacific Music Inc.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2007.10.30.
Chimera, a planet of beasts, is a prison planet for brutal criminals. Thor and Rai are twins who have an executive father, and they have been brought up without wanting for anything. However, their father is murdered, and his murderers send the twins to Chimera. It is the world where you must struggle for existence, and they will have to become beasts to survive.
1 Fate ( ?? / Unmei ) 24m 14.04.2006
2 Ochre Ring ( ?? ) 23m 21.04.2006
3 Companion ( ?? / Nakama ) 23m 28.04.2006
4 Challenge ( ?? / Chousen ) 23m 05.05.2006
5 Duel ( ?? / Kettou ) 23m 12.05.2006
6 White Wolf Demon ( ??? ) 23m 19.05.2006
7 Independence ( ?? / Dokuritsu ) 23m 26.05.2006
8 Depths ( ?? / Shinsou ) 23m 02.06.2006
9 Beast King ( ?? / Juuou ) 23m 08.06.2006
10 Nightmare ( ?? / Akumu ) 22m 16.06.2006
11 Hope ( ?? / Kibou )
Director: Hiroshi Nishikiori
Series Composition: Reiko Yoshida
Script:
Natsuko Takahashi
Reiko Yoshida
Rikei Tsuchiya (ep 6, 7)
Storyboard:
Atsushi Takeyama (ED)
Fumijirou Haba (ep 11)
Haruo Sotozaki (ep 9)
Hiroshi Nishikiori (OP, ep 1-4, 7)
Hiroyuki Kanbe (ep 5)
Jun'ichi Sakata (ep 6)
Keiji Gotoh (ep 8)
Kouichi Takada (ep 4)
Masayuki Miyaji (ep 10)
Episode Director:
Atsushi Takeyama (ED)
Hiroshi Nishikiori (OP)
Hiroyuki Kanbe (ep 5)
Ikuro Sato (ep 11)
Kazunobu Shimizu (ep 7)
Keiko Oyamada (ep 2, 6)
Kouichi Takada (ep 4)
Teisou Koyama (ep 9)
Yoriyasu Kogawa (ep 10)
Yuki Miyoshi (ep 1, 3, 8)
Music: Hajime Mizoguchi
Original creator: Natsumi Itsuki
Character Design: Koji Aisaka
Art director: Takeshi Satou (KUSANAGI)
Animation director:
Atsuko Sasaki (ep 5)
Isao Kamei (ep 8)
Kana Ishida (ep 1, 4)
Koichi Horikawa (ep 4, 11 asst, 3, 9)
Koji Aisaka (OP, ep 11, ED)
Maiko Okada (ep 7)
Masami Nagata (ep 10)
Ruriko Watanabe (ep 7)
Seiki Tanaka (ep 6)
Shingo Ishikawa (ep 9)
Takahiro Komori (ep 11 asst, ep 2)
Tetsuya Kawakami (ep 6 asst, 1, 5)
Art design: Iho Narita (KUSANAGI)
Director of Photography: Youichi Oogami (Anime Film)
Producer:
Kouji Yamamoto (Fuji TV)
Masahiko Minami
Yoko Matsusaki (Fuji TV)
Yukihiro Ito (Fuji TV)
2nd Key Animation:
Erina Oshima (ep 5)
Hiroyuki Itai (ep 10)
Hiroyuki Oda (ep 6)
Hisashi Yamamoto (ep 1, 6, 11)
Kaori Tokunaga (ep 5)
Kazuo Ohara (ep 10)
Keiko Kakuta (ep 10)
Keisuke Goto (ep 10)
Madoka Ozawa (ep 10)
Maki Uchida (ep 1)
Mami Ogiwara (ep 2, 5)
Masahisa Koyata (ep 6)
Mayumi Kitamura (ep 5, 9)
Megumi Sakikawa (ep 10)
Michiko Tomoda (ep 10)
Mika Yamamoto (ep 4, 6, 8, 11)
Mitsuyasu Takekoshi (ep 3)
Miyuki Shinoda (ep 2, 5, 9)
Naoko Ikeuchi (ep 5, 9)
Naomi Kaneda (ep 6, 9, 11)
Nobunori Niwa (ep 8)
Rie Usui (ep 5)
Shinichi Iimura (ep 7)
Taiichi Nakaguma (ep 1, 4, 5, 11)
Tetsuya Kawakami (ep 1, 2, 11)
Toshihiko Shimada (ep 10)
Yasuaki Kawakami (ep 2)
Yoshito Narimatsu (ep 10)
Advertising:
Fumie Takeuchi
Kimikazu Kobatake
Nami Sekiya
Assistant producer: Yoshinori Takeeda (Fuji TV)
Audio Production Manager: Tomoko Nakajima
Background Art:
Aiko Nagamine (ep 6, 8-11 - Kusanagi)
Eiji Wakamatsu (ep 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10- Kusanagi)
Hiromichi Itou (ep 5 - Kusanagi)
Hiromu Itou (ep 2-5, 8-10 - Kusanagi)
Kazuyuki Hashimoto (ep 1 - Kusanagi)
Kuniaki Nemoto (ep 3, 6, 8, 10, 11 - Kusanagi)
Kyo Inoue (ep 1-5, 7, 9, 11 - Kusanagi)
Miwa Yoshida (ep 6 - Kusanagi)
Saho Yamane (ep 7, 9 - Kusanagi)
Senjin Akahori (ep 1-6, 8, 10, 11 - Kusanagi)
Takeshi Satou (ep 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10- Kusanagi)
Toshiki Nishi (ep 2-7, 9, 10 - Kusanagi)
Tsutomu Uchida (ep 1, 6-11 - Kusanagi)
Wakako Hideshima (ep 2 - Kusanagi)
Yasutaka Kondo (ep 1 asst., ep 3)
Yôji Nakaza (ep 1 - Kusanagi)
Colour Design:
Reiko Iwazawa
Yasuko Suenaga (asst.)
Colour Setting:
Chizue Saitou (ep 3, 5, 8, 11)
Koji Hamaoka (ep 10)
Mayumi Hiraide (ep 2, 4, 6, 9, 11)
Naoki Fukutani (ep 7)
Reiko Iwazawa (OP)
Yasuko Suenaga (ep 1, ED)
Conceptual Design: Takashi Watanabe
Corporate Production:
Hiroaki Sano
Kenji Shimizu
Kouichi Uchida (Fuji TV)
Masahiko Minami
Masarou Toyoshima
Naoki Sasada
Digital Photography: Atsushi Takeyama (ED)
Editing: Keiko Onodera
Guest Character Design: Nekomataya
In-Between Check:
Eriko Sakai (OP, all except 7 and 10, ED)
Keiko Oyama (ep 11 (asst.), 10)
Takashi Sasaki (ep 7)
Key Animation:
Akiko Kumada (ep 10)
Akiko Seki (ep 8)
Akitoshi Yokoyama (OP)
Arihiro Gotou (ep 10)
Asuka Manabe (ep 7 - Anime R)
Atsuko Sasaki (ep 1, 2)
Aya Takano (ep 7)
Chika Kojima (ep 7)
Chiyo Hosokawa (ep 7 - Anime R)
Daiki Harada (ep 2)
Daisuke Agata (ep 5, 7, 11)
Eiichi Akiyama (ep 8)
Eiji Abiko (ep 3)
Eiji Komatsu (ep 2, 5, 9, 11)
Eiko Saito (ep 2)
Emiko Abe (ep 4)
Fujio Inose (ep 7)
Haruka Tanaka (ED)
Haruo Sotozaki (ep 11)
Hideki Hashimoto (OP)
Hideki Sadai (ep 3)
Hideki Shibuya (ep 4)
Hideki Takahashi (OP)
Hideo Maru (ep 5)
Hiroki Takagi (ep 3)
Hiromi Okazaki (ep 3, 8)
Hiroshi Irakawa (ep 7 - Anime R)
Hiroyuki Kamura (ep 6)
Hiroyuki Kanbe (ep 5, 11)
Hiroyuki Oda (ep 2, 5, 11)
Hiroyuki Ohkaji (ep 3, 8, 9)
Hisafumi Nakahara (ep 3)
Hisashi Saito (ep 10)
Hisashi Yamamoto (OP, ep 1, 3, 8, 11)
Hitomi Takechi (ep 3, 8)
Iori Kudou (ep 2)
Isao Kamei (ep 8, 11)
Jouji Yanase (ep 6)
Jun Nakai (OP, ep 2, 9, 11)
Kaichiro Terada (OP)
Kana Ishida (OP, ep 9, 11)
Kaoru Miura (ep 2, 8)
Katsuya Kikuchi (ep 6, 11)
Kayano Tomizawa (ep 4, 9)
Kayo Nomichi (ep 7)
Kazu Nakaka (ep 7)
Kazuhiko Abe (ep 10)
Kazuhiro Miwa (ep 3, 8, 11)
Kazuma Uike (ep 10)
Kazuyo Nakamura (ep 10)
Kei Ajiki (ep 2, 9)
Keiichirou Honjou (ep 7)
Keiji Gotoh (OP)
Keiko Takano (ep 2)
Kenichi Ohnuki (ep 10)
Kenji Kuroyanagi (ep 6)
Koichi Horikawa (ep 1, 9, 11)
Koji Aisaka (OP)
Koji Maruoka (ep 10)
Koji Sugiura (ep 1)
Koji Yamakawa (ep 8)
Kouichi Motomura (OP)
Kouji Murai (ep 9)
Kyota Washikita (ep 10)
Maki Uchida (ep 4, 9)
Masakazu Kawazoe (ep 3, 11)
Masakazu Yamagishi (ep 10)
Masaki Hyuga (ep 2)
Masako Kawai (ep 8)
Masaru Kato (OP)
Masayuki Ozaki (ep 2, 6, 9)
Masayuki Sato (ep 3)
Mayu Saito (ep 8)
Mitsuhiro Iwasaki (ep 7)
Mitsuyasu Takekoshi (ep 4, 9)
Miyuki Inoue (ep 3, 8)
Naomi Kaneda (OP, ep 1, 2, 4, 9, 11)
Naoto Hosoda (ep 3)
Naoya Dougen (ep 8)
Nekomataya (OP, ep 1, 2, 6, 11)
Noboru Kawamori (ep 5, 7)
Nobuhiko Genma (ep 5)
Noriyasu Murata (ep 6, 11)
Noriyasu Yamauchi (ep 2)
Noriyuki Matsutake (ep 3)
Onkou Watabe (ep 7)
Osamu Ohkubo (ep 6)
Rie Ueda (OP)
Satomi Higuchi (OP, ep 1, 4)
Seiki Tanaka (ep 1, 6, 11)
Shigeki Kuhara (ep 3)
Shingo Ishikawa (ep 9)
Shinya Harii (ep 3)
Shinya Nishizawa (ep 10)
Shiryou Kouda (ep 11)
Takahiro Kimura (OP, ep 10)
Takahiro Komori (ep 1, 8, 9, 11)
Takashi Maruyama (ep 10)
Takashi Tomioka (ep 1)
Takenori Tsukuma (ep 5, 7, 11)
Takeshi Matsuda (ep 6)
Takeshi Ninomiya (ep 4, 11)
Takuya Matsumoto (ep 6)
Tatsuro Nagai (ep 2, 5)
Tatsuya Oka (ep 3, 11)
Tetsuya Kawakami (OP, ep 5, 11)
Tomoaki Kado (ep 4)
Tomoko Tanaka (ep 5)
Tomoshi Sakai (ep 7)
Tomoyuki Shitaya (ep 1)
Toshihiko Shimada (ep 4)
Toshihiro Kawamoto (ep 11)
Toshiko Baba (ep 2, 5)
Toshiyuki Yoshioka (ep 6)
Yasuhiro Saiki (ep 8)
Yoko Iizuka (ep 7)
Yoshifumi Nakamura (ep 5)
Yoshihiro Taniguchi (ep 6)
Yoshinori Yumoto (ep 3)
Yoshitaka Katou (ep 7)
Youhei Sasaki (ep 5)
Yuichi Nakazawa (ep 6, 9)
Yukako Tsuzuki (ep 3, 8)
Yuki Hishinuma (ep 4, 9)
Yuki Tsugihashi (ep 4)
Yukihide Oku (ep 1)
Yukiko Ishibashi (ep 4, 9)
Yuko Yamamoto (ep 7 - Anime R)
Yumi Masuda (ep 3)
Yutaka Matsubara (ep 10)
Yuu Yonezawa (ep 9)
Yuuko Sotake (ep 3, 8, 11)
Monitor Design: Yohei Miyahara (Bones Composite Dept.)
Music producer: Hiroaki Sano
Planning: Koji Kaneda (Fuji TV)
Production Desk:
Naoki Amano
Noritomo Yonai
Production manager:
Masaaki Yukawa
Shinobu Satou
Tetsuji Tsubomi
Tooko Takase (Fuji TV)
Production Runner:
Azusa Tomita (ep 7)
Jun'ichi Wada (ep 2, 5, 11)
Kazuto Izumida (ep 6)
Ryousuke Tazawa (ep 1, 4, 9)
Satoru Daichi (ep 6)
Shinya Horiguchi (ep 11)
Yoneki Tsumura (ep 3, 8)
Yuki Nagano (ep 10)
Prop Design: Hiroyuki Oda
Publicity: Takako Masaoka (Fuji TV)
Recording: Makoto Uchida
Recording Assistant: Midori Tobase (Aoi Studio)
Settings Production: Tomonori Maeda
Sound director: Masafumi Mima
Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi (Sound Box)
Special Effects: Yutaka Hoshiba
Theme Song Composition: Koichi Domoto (OP)
Theme Song Lyrics: Yuhki Shirai (OP)
Theme Song Performance:
Koichi Domoto (OP)
Younha (ED)
Title Design: Shin Sofue (Cozfish)
Video Editing: Miwa Kikuchi (Q Tec)
Minami Takayama as
Rai
Thor (youth)
Kazuya Nakai as Zagi
Nana Mizuki as Tiz
Rica Fukami as Chen
Romi Paku as Karim
Shun Oguri as Third
Akiko as Sun Ring woman (ep 3,4)
Akiko Kimura as Rika (ep 2)
Akimitsu Takase as Rada (ep 2)
Anri Katsu as
Assassin (ep 4)
Ochre Ring (ep 1)
Atsushi Kakehashi as Underground City Man (ep 2)
Eiji Miyashita as
Ochre Ring (ep 1,4)
Underground City Man (ep 2)
Eriko Hirata as Mao
Hiroki Takahashi as Tatou (ep 6)
Hisao Egawa as Professor Loki (ep 7, 10, 11)
Kazuo Hayashi as Dio Klein (ep 2)
Keiji Fujiwara as Colonel Heimdal (ep 7, 10, 11)
Keisuke Baba as Yadou (ep 1)
Kinryuu Arimoto as Odin (ep 7)
Kiyotaka Furushima as Ochre Ring man (ep 3)
Kyouko Terase as Planetarium Narration (ep 1)
Mayumi Yamaguchi as
Sun Ring woman (ep 3)
Yadou (ep 1)
Minami Takayama as Eva (ep. 11)
Naoki Izumi as Underground City Man (ep 2)
Risa Hayamizu as Yadou (ep 1)
Ryoka Yuzuki as Sayo
Seiji Sasaki as Ochre Ring (ep 2)
Shinya Fukumatsu as Ochre Second (ep 1)
Susumu Chiba as
Challenger (ep 2)
Yadou (ep 1)
Tsugumi Higasayama as Girl (ep 2)
Yukiji as Yadou (ep 1)
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2004.12.08.
Francis Veber - Director / Screenwriter
Alain Poiré - Producer
Luciano Tovoli - Cinematographer
Vladimir Cosma - Songwriter / Composer (Music Score)
Marie-Sophie Dubus - Editor
Hugues Tissandier - Production Designer
Alain Pitrel - Art Director
Jacqueline Bouchard - Costume Designer
Francois Groult - Sound/Sound Designer
Pierre Lorrain - Sound/Sound Designer
Bruno Tarriere - Sound/Sound Designer
Marc Jenny - First Assistant Director
Françoise Menidrey - Casting
Patrick Bruel - Perrin
Harrisson Lowe - Wanu
Patricia Velasquez - Maya
Alexandra Van Der Noot
Roland Blanche
Francois Perrot
Danny Trejo - Kumare
Francis Le Maire
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2008.01.04.
rendező: Gérard Oury
író: Gérard Oury, Josy Eisenberg, Daniéle Thompson
forgatókönyvíró: Roberto De Leonardis, Daniéle Thompson, Gérard Oury, Josy Eisenberg
operatőr: Henri Decaë
zene: Vladimir Cosma
producer: Bertrand Javal
látványtervező: Théobald Meurisse
vágó: Albert Jurgenson
Claude Giraud (Mohamed Larbi Slimane)
Henri Guybet (Salamon)
Suzy Delair (Germaine Pivert)
Marcel Dalio (Jákob rabbi)
Miou-Miou (Antoinette)
Renzo Montagnani (Fares)
Buena Vista International
Canal Plus / CineComic / CNC / Conseil General de la Dordogne / France 3 Cinema / Gaumont
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2006.04.23.
A világszerte közkedvelt francia vígjáték második részében Godefroy lovagnak ismét vissza kell térnie a jelenbe. Egyrészt, mert az időkaput nem csukták be maguk után, másrészt a lovag nem kelhet frigyre szeretett hercegkisasszonyával, ha nem kerül elő a féltve őrzött és eltűnt ereklye, amely a család termékenységén hivatott őrködni. Mintha mindez nem lenne elég, hűséges fegyverhordozója helyett annak mai leszármazottja tért vele vissza tévedésből a középkorba. Rendbe kell hozni a kizökkentett dolgokat. Az ereklye ma már teljesen prózai szerepet kapott, a fegyverhordozónak meg esze ágában sincs visszamenni.
At $23 million, this sequel cost three times as much as the earlier Les Visiteurs (1993), France's second largest postwar success (with 13.6 million tickets sold). The follow-up features a voiceover summary of the first film while pages flip in an illuminated book. In the 1993 film, a magic potion launched 11th-century knight Godefroy de Montmirail (Jean Reno) and his loyal vassal Jacquouille la Fripouille (Christian Clavier) spinning through time to the modern-day French countryside where they found the Montmirail chateau converted into an upscale resort run by Jacquart (also played by Clavier), an innkeeper soon transported to the Middle Ages. The sequel opens with a prologue showing Jacquouille and Ginette (Marie-Anne Chazel) creating confusion in a contemporary supermarket. A stolen relic left in the 20th Century must be returned to the past, or Godefroy's marriage will be cursed. Jacquart faces his own problems — wolves, angry peasants, torture, and burning at the stake. All the key characters flit back and forth between the 1990s and the past. In the present day, playboy Hubert de Montmirail (Reno) has been missing for 15 years, and his shrewish wife Cora (Claire Nadeau) finds the missing relic. When Godefroy turns up, he's naturally assumed to be the missing Hubert. Les Visiteurs II had the biggest opening day in French film history, breaking the record set by Men in Black and generating Gallic guffaws galore in a country where few films ever receive the sequel treatment. English language title The Corridors of Time: The Visitors II.
Jean-Marie Poire - Director / Screenwriter / Editor / Executive Producer
Alain Poiré - Producer
Alain Terzian - Producer
Christophe Beaucarne - Cinematographer
Eric Levi - Composer (Music Score)
Catherine Kelber - Editor
Hugues Tissandier - Art Director
CineComic - Associate Producer
Christian Clavier - Executive Producer / Screenwriter
Patrice Ledoux - Executive Producer
Catherine Leterrier - Costume Designer
Bernard Le Roux - Sound/Sound Designer
Claude Villand - Sound/Sound Designer
Olivier Horlait - First Assistant Director
Pascal Salafa - First Assistant Director
Bernard Seitz - First Assistant Director
Françoise Menidrey - Casting
Pascal Chaumeil - Second Unit Director
Simon Lelouch - Second Unit Director
Roland Neunreuther - Stunts Coordinator
Jean Reno - Godefroy de Montmirail
Muriel Robin - Frenegonde / Beatrice
Marie-Anne Chazel - Ginette
Christian Bujeau
Claire Nadeau
Christian Pereira
Marie Guillard
Jean-Paul Muel
20th Century Fox/ Belstar Productions/ Capitolina Productions/ Lira Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2008.01.16.
This French film noir stars Alain Delon as a lawyer who thought he'd heard everything. But even Delon is not fully prepared for the cold, calculating manner of his beautiful client Mireille Darc. With sociopathic aplomb, Darc has been quietly killing every man who has ever gotten close to her. Delon is aware of the danger, but this doesn't stop him from becoming fascinated with Darc himself. Directed by George Lautner, a man normally associated with tongue-in-cheek spy capers, Icy Breasts was released in France as Les Seins de Glace.
Georges Lautner - Director / Screenwriter
Richard Matheson - Book Author
Maurice Fellous - Cinematographer
Philippe Sarde - Composer (Music Score)
Michelle David - Editor
Alain Delon - Marc Rilson
Nicoletta Machiavelli - Wife
Mireille Darc - Peggy
André Falcon - Eric Carner
Michel Peyrelon - Brother
Buena Vista International
Alpilles Productions / Amigo Productions / Canal Plus / France 3 Cinema / Gaumont
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.08.27.
Jean-Marie Poire - Director / Screenwriter
Alain Poiré - Producer
Alain Terzian - Producer
Jean-Yves Le mener - Cinematographer
Eric Levi - Composer (Music Score)
Catherine Kelber - Editor
Hugues Tissandier - Production Designer
Catherine Leterrier - Costume Designer
Muriel Baurens - Makeup
Paul Gueu - First Assistant Director
Pitof - Visual Effects Supervisor
Jean Reno - Hubert de Montmirail
Valérie Lemercier - Beatrice / Frenegonde
Marie-Anne Chazel - la Clocharde
Christian Bujeau - Jean-Pierre
Isabelle Nanty - Fabienne Morlot
Didier Pain - Louis VI
Pierre Vial - Wizard Eusebius / Monsieur Ferdinand
Gerard Sety - Edgar Bernay
Jean-Paul Muel - Marechal des Logis Gibon
Pierre Aussedat - Chief Sergeant Morlet
Jean-Pierre Clami
Michel Peyrelon - Edouard Bernay
Jean-Luc Caron
Francois Lalande - Priest
Anna Gaylor
Eric Averlant
Madeleine Marie
Didier Benureau - Intern
Claire Magnin
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Green/Renzi Productions / Screen Gems
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2007.08.12.
Writer/director John Sayles once again takes his audience to a place they may never have been before (this time both psychologically and geographically). Joe Gastineau (David Strathairn) lives in Juneau, Alaska, where his life has been stuck in neutral for about 25 years. When he was young, Joe was involved in an accident on a fishing boat that led to the death of two crewmembers, and he's never recovered from the blow. When Joe meets Donna De Angelo (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio), however, he starts to come out of his shell. Donna is a lounge singer who goes from job to job, wherever she can get work. Her life has been built around being able to pick herself up when she falls and learning to be comfortable wherever she lands — a gift that her teenage daughter, Noelle (Vanessa Martinez), does not share. Donna and Joe become attracted to each other, and her example leads Joe to take a job on a boat again. However, just as Joe's life is starting to get back on track, his ne'er-do-well half-brother Bobby (Casey Siemaszko) arrives to ask Joe a favor. One disaster leads to another, and Joe soon finds himself stranded on an island with Donna and Noelle, trying to hide from a group of men out to kill him. Shot on location in Alaska by award-winning cinematographer Haskell Wexler, Limbo also features a soundtrack with a new song by Bruce Springsteen, "Lift Me Up"; Sayles directed three Springsteen music videos in the 1980s.
John Sayles - Director / Screenwriter / Editor
Maggie Renzi - Producer
Haskell Wexler - Cinematographer
Mason K. Daring - Composer (Music Score)
Gemma Jackson - Production Designer
Keith Neely - Art Director
Marco Rubeo - Set Designer
Shay Cunliffe - Costume Designer
Judy Karp - Sound/Sound Designer
John Powditch - First Assistant Director
Lizzie Curry Martinez - Casting
Larry Goldin - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Sandy McLeod - Second Unit Director
díjak:
Best Actor (nom) David Strathairn 1999 Independent Spirit Award
Best Supporting Actress (nom) Vanessa Martinez 1999 Independent Spirit Award
Outstanding Indies (win) 1999 National Board of Review
David Strathairn - Joe Gastineau
Vanessa Martinez - Noelle De Angelo
Kris Kristofferson - Smilin' Jack
Casey Siemaszko - Bobby Gastineau
Kathryn Grody - Frankie
Rita Taggart - Lou
Leo Burmeister - Harmon King
Michael Laskin - Albright
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
8.0
2007.11.27.
rendező: Yong Hou
író: Su Tong
forgatókönyvíró: Yong Hou, Xian Zhang
operatőr: Xiao feng Yao
jelmeztervező: Shirley Chan
zene: Cong Su
vágó: Zhang Haihong Yuxi
Ziyi Zhang (Ifjú Mo/Fiatal Li/Ifjú Hua)
Joan Chen (Mo anyja/Idős Mo)
Yi Lu (Zou Jie)
Wen Jiang (Mr. Meng)
Ye Liu (Xia Du)
20th Century Fox / Films Antenne 2 / Hachette Premiere / T. Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2006.09.01.
In this clichéd, uneven, confusing melodrama about love and politics by Philippe Labro, Sacha (Nathalie Baye) is a divorced woman from the Left Bank of the Seine, out of a job because she refused to bestow sexual favors in the line of duty, and Paul (Gérard Depardieu) is a lawyer from the Right Bank whom she first rejects and then accepts when she sees his noble behavior on television. Paul has become well-established because of some shady moral compromises but suddenly finds his backbone when he turns against the crooked tycoon he had represented (Bernard Fresson) and does so on public television. Paul has given up everything for his love of Sacha, and now she is in danger from the vengeful tycoon — not to mention Paul's irate wife.
Philippe Labro - Director / Screenwriter
Alain Terzian - Producer
Pascal Marti - Cinematographer
Martine Barraqué-Curie - Editor
Geoffrey Larcher - Production Designer / Art Director
Michel Desrois - Sound/Sound Designer
Armand Barbault - Production Manager
Nathalie Baye - Sacha Vernakis
Carole Bouquet - Bebee Senanques
Bernard Fresson - Previllard
Charlotte de Turckheim - Catherine
Jacques Weber - Guarrigue
Cinema 5 / Cinematograph AB
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
9.0
2007.07.01.
Originally created as a six-part series for television, this film — widely regarded as one of Ingmar Bergman's most powerful later works — offers a close-up examination of a relationship as it slowly falls apart, and investigates the toll it takes on both parties. Johan and Marianne (Erland Josephson and Liv Ullmann) are a seemingly successful professional couple who have juggled careers as (respectively) a doctor and an attorney with marriage and children; when we first encounter them, they're being interviewed by a television reporter about what makes their marriage a success, an event contrasted by a later meeting with an openly bitter and combative couple (Bibi Andersson and Jan Malmsjö). But things are not always what they seem on the surface, and Johan announces he has become involved with a younger woman. Johan seems to give little thought to the harm he has done to Marianne, while she is devastated by his abandonment of her. After a stay in Europe, Johan returns to Sweden and visits Marianne; eventually, the divorced couple briefly comes together, but the damage done is too severe to mend. Focusing less on narrative than on a deep-focus portrayal of the thoughts and emotions of two characters, Scenes From a Marriage originally ran nearly 300 minutes in its original television edition; Bergman later edited the film to 168 minutes for theatrical release in Europe and North America.
Ingmar Bergman - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
Lars-Owe Carlberg - Producer
Sven Nykvist - Cinematographer
Siv Lundgren - Editor
Bjorn Thulin - Set Designer
Inger Pehrsson - Costume Designer
díjak:
Best Actress - Drama (nom) Liv Ullmann 1974 Golden Globe
Best Foreign Film (win) 1974 Golden Globe
Best Foreign Film (nom) 1974 National Board of Review
Best Actress (win) 1974 National Society of Film Critics
Best Film (win) 1974 National Society of Film Critics
Best Supporting Actress (win) 1974 National Society of Film Critics
Best Actress (win) Liv Ullmann 1974 New York Film Critics Circle
Best Screenplay (win) Ingmar Bergman 1974 New York Film Critics Circle
Bibi Andersson - Katarina
Erland Josephson - Johan
Jan Malmsjö - Peter
Anita Wall - Mrs. Palm
Wenche Foss - Mother
Barbro Hjort af Ornäs - Mrs. Jacobi
Bertil Norstrom - Arne
Gunnel Lindblom - Eva
Buena Vista / Touchstone Pictures
Blinding Edge Pictures / Kennedy / Marshall / Touchstone Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2004.11.23.
M. Night Shyamalan - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
Frank Marshall - Producer
Sam Mercer - Producer
Tak Fujimoto - Cinematographer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Barbara Tulliver - Editor
Larry Fulton - Production Designer
Keith P. Cunningham - Art Director
Kathleen Kennedy - Executive Producer
Douglas Mowat - Set Designer / Set Decorator
Ann Roth - Costume Designer
Richard King - Sound/Sound Designer / Supervising Sound Editor
Tod A. Maitland - Sound/Sound Designer
John Rusk - First Assistant Director
Douglas Aibel - Casting
Eric Brevig - Visual Effects Supervisor
Patrick Capone - Second Unit Camera / Additional Photography
Stefen Fangmeier - Visual Effects Supervisor
Industrial Light & Magic - Visual Effects / Animation Effects
Brick Mason - Second Unit Director
Joaquin Phoenix - Merrill Hess
Cherry Jones - Officer Caroline Paski
Rory Culkin - Morgan Hess
Abigail Breslin - Bo Hess
Patricia Kalember - Colleen Hess
M. Night Shyamalan - Ray Reddy
Buena Vista / Touchstone Pictures
Blinding Edge Pictures / Kennedy / Marshall / Touchstone Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2004.11.28.
M. Night Shyamalan - Director / Producer / Screenwriter
Frank Marshall - Producer
Sam Mercer - Producer
Tak Fujimoto - Cinematographer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Barbara Tulliver - Editor
Larry Fulton - Production Designer
Keith P. Cunningham - Art Director
Kathleen Kennedy - Executive Producer
Douglas Mowat - Set Designer / Set Decorator
Ann Roth - Costume Designer
Richard King - Sound/Sound Designer / Supervising Sound Editor
Tod A. Maitland - Sound/Sound Designer
John Rusk - First Assistant Director
Douglas Aibel - Casting
Eric Brevig - Visual Effects Supervisor
Patrick Capone - Second Unit Camera / Additional Photography
Stefen Fangmeier - Visual Effects Supervisor
Industrial Light & Magic - Visual Effects / Animation Effects
Brick Mason - Second Unit Director
Joaquin Phoenix - Merrill Hess
Cherry Jones - Officer Caroline Paski
Rory Culkin - Morgan Hess
Abigail Breslin - Bo Hess
Patricia Kalember - Colleen Hess
M. Night Shyamalan - Ray Reddy
Ariztical Entertainment Group
Curb Entertainment / Fight the Good Fight LLC
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2007.07.24.
P. David Ebersole's directorial debut is an ambitious melange of sports film, cop thriller, social realist drama, and issue-oriented after-school special. The story revolves around a pro boxer (Brent Smith) who seeks to use his skills out of the ring, waging a vigilante war against child abusers in his neighborhood while pursuing a championship title. Meanwhile, his wife frets as a pair of crackerjack detectives slowly close in on the self-appointed strong arm of the law. Straight Right was first shown at the L.A. Independent Film Festival.
P. David Ebersole - Director / Screenwriter
Chris Donahue - Producer
Maricel Pagulayan - Producer
Brent Smith - Producer / Screenwriter
Mark Putnam - Cinematographer
Peter Golub - Composer (Music Score)
Poppy Das - Editor
Candi Guterres - Production Designer
Beth Multer - Script Supervisor
Lynn Evans - Pam Johnson
Zeke Rippy
Mary Woronov - Dr. Right
Amy Hill
Mickey Cottrell - Ring Announcer
Jane Ray
Polygram / Propaganda Films
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2004.11.24.
David Fincher - Director
Cean Chaffin - Producer
Steve Golin - Producer
John Brancato - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Michael Ferris - Screenwriter / Co-producer
Harris Savides - Cinematographer
Howard Shore - Composer (Music Score)
James Haygood - Editor
Jeffrey Beecroft - Production Designer
James Murakami - Supervising Art Director
Steven A. Saklad - Art Director
Jonathan Mostow - Executive Producer
Jackie Carr - Set Designer
Alan Kaye - Set Designer
Michael Kaplan - Costume Designer
Willie D. Burton - Sound/Sound Designer
Ren Klyce - Sound/Sound Designer
Yudi Bennett - First Assistant Director
Jeff Cronenweth - Camera Operator
Don Phillips - Casting
Kevin Tod Haug - Visual Effects Supervisor
Sean Penn - Conrad
Deborah Kara Unger - Christine
James Rebhorn - Jim Feingold
Peter Donat - Samuel Sutherland
Carroll Baker - Ilsa
Anna Katarina - Elizabeth
Armin Mueller-Stahl - Anson Baer
Harrison Young
Tommy Flanagan
Fox Searchlight
Flan De Coco Films / In-Motion / Myriad Pictures / WMF V
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
7.0
2006.05.04.
Director Miguel Arteta and writer Mike White, who had previously collaborated on Chuck and Buck, turn an eye toward suburban boredom with the quirky comedy The Good Girl. Jennifer Aniston stars as Justine, a woman who is feeling constrained by her life. Her husband, Phil (John C. Reilly), is a house painter who spends the majority of his time smoking marijuana with his friend Bubba (Tim Blake Nelson). Longing for something more in her life, Justine becomes involved with a younger co-worker named Tom (Jake Gyllenhall), but because of his fascination with The Catcher in the Rye, he likes to be called Holden. Her new sense of freedom and release are threatened when a co-worker dies, and when Bubba learns of her infidelity. This film was screened at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.
Miguel Arteta - Director
Matthew Greenfield - Producer
Mike White - Screenwriter
Enrique Chediak - Cinematographer
Margaret Yen - Musical Direction/Supervision
Jeff Betancourt - Editor
Dan Bradford - Production Designer
Macie Vener - Art Director
Shelly Glasser - Co-producer
Gina Kwon - Co-producer
Carol Baum - Executive Producer
Kirk D'Amico - Executive Producer
Philip Von Alvensleben - Executive Producer
Susan J. Emshwiller - Set Designer
Nancy Steiner - Costume Designer
Yehuda Maayan - Sound/Sound Designer
Linda Brachman - First Assistant Director
Joanna Colbert - Casting
díjak:
Best Actress (nom) Jennifer Aniston 2002 Independent Spirit Award
Best Picture (nom) 2002 Independent Spirit Award
Best Screenplay (win) Mike White 2002 Independent Spirit Award
Best Supporting Actor (nom) 2002 Independent Spirit Award
Special Mention for Excellence in Filmmaking (win) 2002 National Board of Review
Producers Award (win) Gina Kwon 2004 Independent Spirit Award
Jake Gyllenhaal - Holden Worther
John C. Reilly - Phil Last
Tim Blake Nelson - Bubba
Zooey Deschanel - Cheryl
Mike White - Corny
Deborah Rush - Gwen Jackson
John Carroll Lynch - Jack Field
John Doe
Jacob Vargas
20th Century Fox
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
2005.10.29.
A megmagyarázhatatlan gonoszság előérzetéről szól a mesterien adagolt történet. Henry elbűvölő tizenkét éves kisfiú. Zárkózott és kényes titkaira, ám mindenki elfogadja ilyennek, mert jó gyereknek tartják. Amit egy felnőtt nem láthat, vagy nem akar látni, azt könnyen leleplezi egy korabéli játszótárs. Henry unokatestvére, a csupa szív és nyitott Mark hozzájuk költözik, miután édesanyja meghal. Mark megsejti a titkok mögött lappangó gonoszságot, miközben elvesztett édesanyja hiányát újdonsült pótmamája odaadó szeretettel enyhíti. A kettős anyaszerepben tündöklő asszony Markban tudat alatt egyik korán elhunyt gyermekét látja. Mark érzi a házon belüli feszültséget, de senki sem hisz neki.
Macaulay Culkin tries for a change of pace playing a schoolyard psychotic in The Good Son. When 12-year-old son Mark (Elijah Wood) is his mother's side as she's dying of cancer, she makes him promise her that she won't die. When she does die, Mark is consumed with grief, as well as guilt that he couldn't keep his promise. Mark's father Jack (David Morse) has to go away for a two week business trip to Tokyo shortly after his wife's death. Thinking that the blustery Maine environment will do him good, he drops Mark off with the family of his Uncle Wallace (Daniel High Kelly). At first, Mark is withdrawn, but soon he begins to warm to his Aunt Susan (Wendy Crewson), his cousin Connie (Quinn Culkin), and particularly his cousin Henry (Macauley Culkin). Mark and Henry pal around together, but Mark begins to notice some of Henry's ideas of fun differ significantly from his own. For example, Henry demonstrates his homemade crossbow by killing the neighbor's dog, and shows Mark his dummy (called "Mr. Highway") that he drops from an overpass onto a highway, causing a 10-car pileup. Mark begins to suspect that the death of Henry's baby brother wasn't an accident, and it appears Henry is now making plans to rub out his sister. But when Mark tries to warn Henry's parents of their son's homicidal tendencies, they refuse to listen to him.
Joseph Ruben - Director / Producer
M.A. Page - Producer
Mary Anne Page - Producer
Ian McEwan - Screenwriter
John Lindley - Cinematographer
Peter Norman - Cinematographer / Camera Operator
Elmer Bernstein - Composer (Music Score)
George Bowers - Editor
Bill Groom - Production Designer
Thomas Kane - Production Designer
Rusty Smith - Art Director
Michael Steele - Co-producer / First Assistant Director
Daniel Rogosin - Executive Producer
Ezra Swerdlow - Executive Producer
George De Titta, Jr. - Set Decorator
Cynthia Flynt - Costume Designer
Susumu Tokunow - Sound/Sound Designer
Bernadette Mazur - Makeup
Neil Trifunovich - Special Effects
Barbara M. Ravis - First Assistant Director
Jack Gill - Stunts
Anne Gordon - Animal Trainer/Wrangler
Robert "Bobby Z" Zajonc - Pilot
Elijah Wood - Mark Evans
Wendy Crewson - Susan Evans
David Morse - Jack
Daniel Hugh Kelly - Wallace
Jacqueline Brookes - Alice Davenport
Quinn Culkin - Connie Evans
Bobby Huber - Axe Man
Deborah Aquila
Ashley Crow - Janice
Bluelight / Muse Prods / Wild Bunch
Artist Film / Bluelight / Curiously Bright Entertainment / Muse Productions
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.12.11.
Actress and filmmaker Asia Argento directed this faithful screen adaptation of J.T. Leroy's memoir, which documents one boy's truly harrowing road to adulthood. Jeremiah (Jimmy Bennett) is the seven-year-old son of Sarah (Asia Argento), an unstable and unwed mother who abandoned her son and left him to be raised by foster parents. Jeremiah has come to love his guardians, and is devastated when Sarah arrives at their doorstep, demanding her child back. Threatening Jeremiah with torture if he tries to run away, Sarah introduces her young son to drugs and encourages her one-night-stand paramours to help "discipline" her son when she feels his behavior is inappropriate. Sarah marries a man named Emerson (Jeremy Renner), but abandons him shortly afterward; Emerson responds by molesting Jeremiah, and soon the child is left in the care of his grandparents (Peter Fonda and Ornella Muti), members of a fundamentalist Christian sect which emphasizes child discipline that's strict to the point of abuse. After three years, Sarah returns with a new husband, Kenny (Matt Schulze), and takes Jeremiah (now played by Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse) with her; Kenny spends most of his time on the road as a trucker, and Sarah supports the family at home as a stripper and a prostitute. Sarah also begins dressing her son is girl's clothing, which excites the perverse appetites of Sarah's latest boyfriend, Jackson (Marilyn Manson); she soon leaves Jackson and pairs off with Chester (Jeremy Sisto), a biker with a dangerous way of making a living. The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things premiered at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival, where it was screened as part of the "Directors Fortnight" series
Asia Argento - Director / Screenwriter
Alain de la Mata - Producer
Chris Hanley - Producer
Roberta Hanley - Producer
Brian Young - Producer
J.T. Leroy - Book Author / Associate Producer
Alessandro Magania - Screenwriter
Eric Alan Edwards - Cinematographer
Marco Castoldi - Composer (Music Score)
Gerry Gershman - Musical Direction/Supervision
Sonic Youth - Composer (Music Score)
Jim Mol - Editor
Max Biscoe - Production Designer
Jennifer L. Booth - Co-producer
Geoff Cox - Co-producer
Soo-Jun Bae - Co-producer
Freddy Braidy - Associate Producer
Gianluca Curti - Associate Producer
Sam Englebardt - Associate Producer
Jane Holzer - Associate Producer
Francesco Juilland - Associate Producer
Ara Katz - Associate Producer
Suzanne Lyons - Associate Producer
Yolanda Markopoulou - Associate Producer
Kate Robbins - Associate Producer
Lilly Bright - Executive Producer
Ryan R. Johnson - Executive Producer
Naoki Kai - Executive Producer
Damon Martin - Executive Producer
Hamish McAlpine - Executive Producer
Kevin Ragsdale - Executive Producer
Chad Troutwine - Executive Producer
Trisha Van Klaveren - Executive Producer
Mel Ottenberg - Costume Designer
Bobby Tuccillo - Sound/Sound Designer
Jennifer Fiedler - First Assistant Director
Kevin Lum - First Assistant Director
Chritiane Cegavske - Animator
Shannon Makhanian - Casting
David Hilary - Co-Executive Producer
David Hillary - Co-Executive Producer
Timothy Wayne Peternel - Co-Executive Producer
díjak:
Film Presented 2004 Cannes International Film Festival
Film Presented 2004 Toronto International Film Festival
Jimmy Bennett - Young Jeremiah
Dylan Sprouse - Older Jeremiah
Cole Sprouse - Older Jeremiah
Peter Fonda - Grandfather
Ben Foster - Fleshy Boy
Ornella Muti - Grandmother
Winona Ryder
Kip Pardue - Luther
Michael Pitt - Buddy
Jeremy Renner - Emerson
John Robinson - Aaron
Marilyn Manson - Jackson
Jeremy Sisto - Chester
Matt Schulze - Kenny
JF Productions / MGM / MGM/United Artists / United Artists
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.08.05.
De a mai nem az ő napjuk: legutóbbi akciójuk balul sült el, s most börtönben várják, hogy sorsuk beteljesüljön. Ölbe tett kézzel? Szó sincs róla! Ha a csapatodat olyan marcona arcok erősítik, mint Zeno, a legyőzhetetlen (Ron Perlman – Pokolfajzat) vagy Maida (Anjelica Huston – Addams Family), aki a változatosság kedvéért szintén legyőzhetetlen, akkor a határ a csillagos ég. Hőseink megszöknek, oldalukon hercegnővel (Mary Crosby – Dallas), lelkükben küldetéstudattal: meg kell találniuk az elveszett Vízbolygót!
Klasszikus sci-fik kifigurázása, őrült speciális effektusok és a galaxis legfurább idegen lényei garantálják a szórakozást, amely jég nélkül is simán lecsúszik.
In this undistinguished parody of the sci fi genre, Robert Urich is Jason who leads a band of pirates in redistributing the wealth of the few to the coffers of the needy. He also joins up with Princess Karina Mary Crosby in searching for her father and a possible source of water in the next galaxy. Meant to be a campy romp through the sci fi genre, the film stops short of achieving a goal that should have been effortless.
Stewart Raffill - Director / Screenwriter
John C. Foreman - Producer
Stanford Sherman - Screenwriter
Matthew Leonetti - Cinematographer
Bruce Broughton - Composer (Music Score)
Bruce Miller - Musical Arrangement
Tom Walls - Editor
Ron Foreman - Art Director
David M. Haber - Art Director
John M. Dwyer - Set Designer
Mark Poll - Set Designer
William Ladd Skinner - Set Designer
Dennis Fill - Costume Designer
Daniel Paredes - Costume Designer
Dean Hodges - Sound/Sound Designer
Max W. Anderson - Special Effects
Paul Bengston - Casting
Mary Crosby - Princess Karina
Michael D. Roberts - Roscoe
Anjelica Huston - Maida
John Matuszak - Killjoy
Ron Perlman - Zeno
John Carradine - Supreme Commander
Bruce Vilanch - Wendon
Alan Caillou - Count Paisley
Jeremy West - Zorn
Steffen Zacharias - Prisoner
Hank Worden - Elderly Jason
Debra Troyer - Blonde Girl
Ric Young - Debs
Larry Charles White - Stunts
Raymond Skipp - Doper
Kenny Endoso - Stunts
Alan R. Gibbs - Stunts
Diana Webster - Seamstress
Shane McCamey - Templar Crewman
Eddie Paul
Alan Jones - Stunts
Natalie Core - Nanny
Gary Brockette - Percy the Robot
Carmen Filpi - Vendor
John Gillespie - Dogbite
Ian Abercrombie - Hymie
Billy Bates - Stunts
Todd Allen - Stunts
Rockne Tarkington - Patch
Max von Sydow
Daryl Roach - Fitzcairn
Robert Symonds - Lanky Nibs
Marcia Lewis - Frog Lady
Patty Maloney - Waitress
Bob Ozman - Stunts
Myron Natwick - Karina's Father
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2006.05.21.
Universal Studios Home Video
Amblin Entertainment / Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2005.07.04.
Steven Spielberg - Director
Gerald R. Molen - Producer
Colin Wilson - Producer
Michael Crichton - Book Author
David Koepp - Screenwriter / Second Unit Director
Janusz Kaminski - Cinematographer
John Williams - Composer (Music Score)
Michael Kahn - Editor
Rick Carter - Production Designer
Jim Teegarden - Art Director
Kathleen Kennedy - Executive Producer
Linda King - Set Designer
Pamela Klamer - Set Designer
Sue Moore - Costume Designer
Robert Jackson - Sound/Sound Designer
Ronald Judkins - Sound/Sound Designer
Michael Lantieri - Special Effects
Dennis Muren - Special Effects
Stan Winston - Special Effects
Sergio Mimica-Gezzan - First Assistant Director
M. James Arnett - Coordinator
Gary Hymes - Coordinator
Pete Antico - Stunts
Henry Kingi - Stunts
Charlie Picerni - Stunts
Chuck Picerni, Jr. - Stunts
Robert "Bobby Z" Zajonc - Stunts
Janet Hirshenson - Casting
Jane Jenkins - Casting
Julianne Moore - Sarah Harding
Pete Postlethwaite - Roland Tembo
Richard Attenborough - John Hammond
Vince Vaughn - Nick Van Owen
Peter Stormare - Dieter Stark
David St. James - Screamer
Thomas F. Duffy - Robert Burke
Vanessa Lee Chester - Kelly Curtis
Joseph Mazzello - Tim
Harvey Jason - Ajay Sidhu
Richard Schiff - Eddie Carr
Arliss Howard - Peter Ludlow
Ariana Richards - Lex
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Columbia Pictures / Gaumont
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2006.07.23.
In the 15th century, France is mired in the 100 Years War when a humble voice appears, claiming to have been instructed by the Lord to lead the French army into battle and defend their land against the British. The voice belongs to Jeanne d'Aragon, a teenage girl from a tiny village, and, to the surprise of many, her story does not fall on deaf ears. Wearing the armor of a soldier, the girl known as Joan of Arc leads the French troops in what she believes is a holy battle. Joan would soon be tried for heresy for her actions, but history would vindicate her with sainthood. The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc stars Milla Jovovich as Joan of Arc, Faye Dunaway as Yolande d'Aragon, and Dustin Hoffman as The Grand Inquisitor. Directed by Luc Besson, The Messenger was originally titled Joan of Arc but added the prefix to avoid confusion with the 1999 TV movie of the same name, which starred Leelee Sobieski.
Luc Besson - Director / Screenwriter
Patrice Ledoux - Producer
Andrew Birkin - Screenwriter
Thierry Arbogast - Cinematographer
Eric Serra - Composer (Music Score)
Sylvie Landra - Editor
Hugues Tissandier - Production Designer
Alain Paroutaud - Art Director
Bernard Grenet - Co-producer
Robert Le Corre - Set Designer
Alain Pitrel - Set Designer
Catherine Leterrier - Costume Designer
Vincent Tulli - Sound/Sound Designer / Sound Editor
Duboi - Special Effects
Frederic Garson - First Assistant Director
Stephane Gluck - First Assistant Director
Lucinda Syson - Casting
Alain Carsoux - Visual Effects Supervisor
Pascal Chaumeil - Second Unit Director
Georges Demetreau - Special Effects Supervisor
Philippe Guegan - Stunts Coordinator
Gérard Krawczyk - Second Unit Director
Jean-Paul Meurisse - Second Unit Director
Pitof - Visual Effects Supervisor
Jean-Pierre Sauvaire - Second Unit Camera
Gerard Sterin - Second Unit Camera
John Malkovich - Charles VII
Faye Dunaway - Yolande d’Aragon
Dustin Hoffman - Joan's conscience
Pascal Greggory - Duke of Alencon
Vincent Cassel - Gilles de Rais
Tchéky Karyo - Dunois
Richard Ridings - La Hire
Desmond Harrington - Aulon
Timothy West
Vincent Tulli - Orleans' Physician
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Columbia Pictures / Gaumont
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
3.0
2005.03.11.
In the 15th century, France is mired in the 100 Years War when a humble voice appears, claiming to have been instructed by the Lord to lead the French army into battle and defend their land against the British. The voice belongs to Jeanne d'Aragon, a teenage girl from a tiny village, and, to the surprise of many, her story does not fall on deaf ears. Wearing the armor of a soldier, the girl known as Joan of Arc leads the French troops in what she believes is a holy battle. Joan would soon be tried for heresy for her actions, but history would vindicate her with sainthood. The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc stars Milla Jovovich as Joan of Arc, Faye Dunaway as Yolande d'Aragon, and Dustin Hoffman as The Grand Inquisitor. Directed by Luc Besson, The Messenger was originally titled Joan of Arc but added the prefix to avoid confusion with the 1999 TV movie of the same name, which starred Leelee Sobieski.
Luc Besson - Director / Screenwriter
Patrice Ledoux - Producer
Andrew Birkin - Screenwriter
Thierry Arbogast - Cinematographer
Eric Serra - Composer (Music Score)
Sylvie Landra - Editor
Hugues Tissandier - Production Designer
Alain Paroutaud - Art Director
Bernard Grenet - Co-producer
Robert Le Corre - Set Designer
Alain Pitrel - Set Designer
Catherine Leterrier - Costume Designer
Vincent Tulli - Sound/Sound Designer / Sound Editor
Duboi - Special Effects
Frederic Garson - First Assistant Director
Stephane Gluck - First Assistant Director
Lucinda Syson - Casting
Alain Carsoux - Visual Effects Supervisor
Pascal Chaumeil - Second Unit Director
Georges Demetreau - Special Effects Supervisor
Philippe Guegan - Stunts Coordinator
Gérard Krawczyk - Second Unit Director
Jean-Paul Meurisse - Second Unit Director
Pitof - Visual Effects Supervisor
Jean-Pierre Sauvaire - Second Unit Camera
Gerard Sterin - Second Unit Camera
John Malkovich - Charles VII
Faye Dunaway - Yolande d’Aragon
Dustin Hoffman - Joan's conscience
Pascal Greggory - Duke of Alencon
Vincent Cassel - Gilles de Rais
Tchéky Karyo - Dunois
Richard Ridings - La Hire
Desmond Harrington - Aulon
Timothy West
Vincent Tulli - Orleans' Physician
Lakeshore Entertainment / Picadilly Pictures
Impact Films / Lex Filmed Entertainment
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2007.04.09.
Archie (Dougray Scott), Sam legjobb barátja önkéntelenül - bár nem minden hátsó szándék nélkül! - besegít, hogy az ostoba tréfának induló helyzet teljesen elfajuljon és Alice azt higgye, a férjének szeretője van. És van?! Alice nehéz döntéssel néz szembe: vagy harcol házasságáért vagy kilép belőle, és elhagyja Samet. A nő a harcot választja. De vajon mit ér el vele?
A simple Valentine's Day card leads a couple to ponder the strength of their love in this romantic comedy starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, Dougray Scott, and Jim Mistry. When Alice (Hewitt) receives a Valentine's Day card from her husband Sam (Mistry)'s best friend, Archie (Scott) — who harbors a lingering crush on his lifelong pal's beautiful wife — she mistakenly assumes it to be from her husband, and playfully responds with an anonymous card of her own. Suspicions rise however, when Sam hides the anonymous card from his wife and she begins to suspect that he may have a secret mistress. Could a simple prank have the power to unravel years of marital bliss and shake the foundation of Alice and Sam's loving relationship, or will Sam's lovelorn pal Archie be able to help his old friend save his marriage despite his growing feelings for Alice?
John Hay - Director / Screenwriter
Tracey Adam - Producer
Peter Bloore - Screenwriter
Rik Carmichael - Screenwriter
William Johnston - Screenwriter
Graham Frake - Cinematographer
Debbie Wiseman - Composer (Music Score)
Dave Martin - Editor
Bill Allan - Executive Producer
Jeremy Bolt - Executive Producer
Christopher Figg - Executive Producer
Ivan MacTaggart - Executive Producer
Graham Ross - Sound/Sound Designer
Dougray Scott - Archie
Jimi Mistry - Sam
Emma Noble - Sheena
Kate Miles - Felicity
Goran Kostic - Chris
Branka Katic - Katya
Simon Webbe - Dan
Karl Howman - Cliff
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Columbia Pictures
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
6.0
2005.06.03.
Martin Campbell - Director / Producer
Steve Kroschel - Director / Camera Operator
Roger Vernon - Director / Cinematographer / Sequence Director / Additional Photography
Robert King - Producer / Screenwriter / Story Author / Screen Story
Lloyd Phillips - Producer / Unit Publicist
Terry Hayes - Screenwriter
Dave Hardberger - Cinematographer
Fraser Taggart - Cinematographer / Additional Photography / Second Unit Director Of Photography
David Tattersall - Cinematographer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Thom Noble - Editor
Jon Bunker - Production Designer
Nick Bassett - Art Director
Jill Cormack - Art Director
Kim Sinclair - Art Director
Amy Reid Lescoe - Associate Producer
Philip A. Patterson - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
Marcia Nasatir - Executive Producer
Bernhard Henrich - Set Designer / Set Decorator
Graciela Mazon - Costume Designer
Joe McCloskey - Costume Designer
Kathleen Cusack - Sound/Sound Designer / Sound Recordist
Lynn Barber - Makeup
Nikki Gooley - Makeup
Camille Henderson - Makeup
Sherry Hubbard - Makeup
Michael Krehl - Makeup
Alistair Anderson - Special Effects
David Brighton - Special Effects
Gareth Clarke - Special Effects
Peter Cleveland - Special Effects
Paul Crowe - Special Effects
David G. Crownshaw - Special Effects
Jabin Dickins - Special Effects
Paul Dunn - Special Effects
Ray Ferguson - Special Effects
Wayne Flockton - Special Effects
Peter Haran - Special Effects
Ryan Hartnett - Special Effects
Tim Howell - Special Effects
Peter Jahnsen - Special Effects
Mike Kerby - Special Effects
John Maine - Special Effects
Jason McCameron - Special Effects
Martin McLaughlin - Special Effects
Mark Meddings - Special Effects
Roger J. Porteous - Special Effects
Simon Quinn - Special Effects
Mark Robson - Special Effects
Kevin Rogan - Special Effects
Mark Rogan - Special Effects
Shuan Rutter - Special Effects
Stephen Shelley - Special Effects
Gerard Slaven - Special Effects
Paul Stevenson - Special Effects
Ivan Taylor - Special Effects
Hamish Revell Thompson - Special Effects
Colin Umpelby - Special Effects
Anne Marie Walters - Special Effects
Steven Warner - Special Effects
Peter White - Special Effects
Barry Whitrod - Special Effects
Alan Young - Special Effects
Andrea Adams - Animator
Mark Spevick - Animator
Peter McCaffrey - Camera Operator / Steadicam Operator
Gerry Vasbenter - Camera Operator
Andy Wilson - Camera Operator
David Cronnelly - Stunts
Steve Davis - Stunts
Sandy East - Stunts
Wade Eastwood - Stunts
Jamie Edgell - Stunts
Mark Franklin Henson - Stunts
Lindsay Herlinger - Stunts
Tony Marsh - Stunts
Jo McLaren - Stunts
Brooke Sandahl - Stunts
Sheree Swords - Stunts
Tim Coddington - Production Manager
Pam Dixon Mickelson - Casting
Nancy King - Production Manager
Catherine Madigan - Production Manager
Diana Rowan - Casting
Carl Aldana - Storyboard Artist
Karen S. Alvarez - Executive in Charge of Production
Simon Ambrose - Best Boy Grip
Anohana Production Management and Technology, LLC - Visual Effects
Pete Anthony - Conductor
Tricia Henry Ashford - Visual Effects Producer
Janelle Aston - Buyer
Rachel Beard - Second Assistant Camera
Richard Bernstein - Music Editor
Stu Bernstein - Foley Editor
Kim Beuche - Visual Effects Producer
Tanya Bidois - First Assistant Accountant
Don M. Black - Grip
Jennifer Bosworth - Production Assistant
Adam Brailsford - Assistant Location Manager
Tristan Brighty - First Assistant Editor
Miranda Brown - Costume/Wardrobe
John Catron - Production Assistant
Dan Cervin - Special Effects Technician
Nikki Clapp - Script Supervisor
Adam Clark - First Assistant Camera
Peter Clemence - Key Grip
Elisa Cohen - Second Assistant Editor
Patricia Compter - Production Assistant
Derek Cook - Pilot
Seumas Cooney - Production Assistant
Jon Copley - First Assistant Accountant
Neil Corbould - Special Effects Supervisor
Natalie Cox - Production Assistant
Gavin Craig - Pilot
Simon Crane - Stunts Coordinator / Second Unit Director
Ronald Croci - Storyboard Artist
Slater Crosby - First Assistant Camera
Valerie Davidson - Foley Editor
Carlos De Carvalho - First Assistant Camera
Matthew Dettman - Foley Artist
Lindsey Edwards - Costume/Wardrobe
Jason Ellis - First Assistant Camera
Tink Ten Eyck - Production Supervisor
Paul Fisher - Transportation Captain
Robert Fiske - First Assistant Accountant
Flying Trestles - Craft Service/Catering
Kerry Fodie - Pilot
Justin Fonda - First Assistant Camera
Carole Fontana - Production Supervisor
Dianne Foothead - Costumes Supervisor
Corbin Fox - Special Effects Technician
Frameline - Title Design
Tom Franchette - Gaffer
Terry Fraser - Key Grip
Jock Fyfe - Second Assistant Camera
Jen Gasson - Production Assistant
Kent George - Still Photographer
Jacinta Gibson - Second Assistant Director
Hector Gika - Sound Effects Director
Mark Gordon - Dialogue Editor
Martin Gorzeman - Set Dresser
Gary Grimes - Scenic Artist
Kazmer Harangozo - Third Assistant Director
PJ Harling - Production Assistant
Richard Hayes - Pilot
Gary A. Hecker - Foley Artist
Craig Henry - Costume/Wardrobe
Mo Henry - Negative Cutter
Kerryn Highsted - Production Assistant
Ellen Hillers - Second Assistant Director
Sarah Hinch - Script Supervisor
Christopher Hogan - Foley Supervisor
Peter Hornbuckle - Costume/Wardrobe
Andrea Horta - ADR Supervisor
Kent Houston - Visual Effects Supervisor
James Howe - Set Medic/First Aid
Julie Huntsinger - Production Supervisor
Maury Jacks - Video Assist
Carey Johnson - Construction Coordinator
Michael Johnstone - Craft Service/Catering
Constance A. Kazmar - Dialogue Editor
Bruce Kingan - Pilot
Lou Klienman - Dialogue Editor
Martin Allan Kloner - Visual Effects Editor
Eddie Knight - Gaffer
Andrew Kopra - Visual Effects Producer
Helena Larssen-Allen - Production Assistant
Thad Lawrence - Gaffer
Jennifer Hall Lee - Visual Effects Producer
Felicity Letcher - Assistant Production Coordinator
Trevor Lithgow - Scenic Artist
Dean Lockwood - Special Effects Supervisor
Kimberly Logan - Location Manager
Howard London - ADR Mixer
Pauline Marran - Production Assistant
Jamie Marshall - Second Assistant Director
Werner Martiz - First Assistant Camera
Sue May - Unit Publicist
Bob McCarron - Prosthetic Makeup Effects
Peter McCully - Storyboard Artist
Dean McKenzie - Craft Service/Catering
Erin McLean - Production Assistant
Dave McMoyler - Supervising Sound Editor
Sarah Metcalfe - Assistant Production Coordinator
Scott Millan - Re-Recording Mixer
Steve Mitchell - Scenic Artist
Daniel Monaghan - Additional Editing
Colin Monteath - Still Photographer
Pat Morrow - First Assistant Camera
Robin Mounsey - Location Manager
Jodine Muir - First Assistant Accountant
Jay Munro - Dolly Grip
Richard Newsome - Storyboard Artist
David Nichols - Key Grip
David Olson - Music Editor
Susan Parker - Production Coordinator
Duncan Paterson - Video Assist
Jeena Phelps - ADR Editor
Alex Pilcher - Production Assistant
Courtney Rackley - Production Assistant
Alan Rankin - Sound Effects Director
Ullric Raymond - Second Assistant Camera
Reel Team - ADR Loop Group
Scott Reid - Production Assistant
Bruce Richardson - Sound Effects Director
B.J. Rogers - Costumes Supervisor
Jeffrey Rogers - Pilot
David Russell - Storyboard Artist
Scott Sanders - Sound Effects Editor
Mark Schafer - Visual Effects Producer
Sarah Shackleton - Production Assistant
Tony Simpson - Second Assistant Director
Orville Sisco - Assistant Location Manager
Katherine Skinner - Costume/Wardrobe
David Allen Smith - Boom Operator
Mick Snell - Transportation Captain
Alfie Speight - Pilot
Fred Stahly - ADR Editor
Pip Steele - Buyer
Kirsten Stevens - First Assistant Accountant
Rebecca Stocker - First Assistant Editor
Robert Story - Location Manager
Marcus Taylor - Costume/Wardrobe
Luke Thomas - Second Assistant Camera
Monte Thompson - Special Effects Technician
John Thomssen - Production Assistant
Greg Tidman - Best Boy Grip
Caroline Usher - Properties Master
Danielle Valenciano - Assistant Costumer Designer
Mark Van Der Wilt - Assistant Location Manager
Florent Vassault - Second Assistant Camera
Carl Venimore - Best Boy Grip
Fiona Wadman - Craft Service/Catering
Jim Weidman - Music Editor
Rob Wilkin - Production Assistant
Cheryl Williams - Key Hairstylist
Scott Wolf - Re-Recording Mixer
Simon Nicolas Zanker - Key Hairstylist
Bill Paxton - Elliot Vaughn
Robin Tunney - Annie Garrett
Scott Glenn - Montgomery Wick
Izabella Scorupco - Monique Aubertine
Temuera Morrison - Major Rasul
Stuart Wilson - Royce Garrett
Nicholas Lea - Tom McLaren
Alexander Siddig - Kareem
Robert Taylor - Skip Taylor
Roshan Seth - Colonel Amir Salem
David Hayman - Frank "Chainsaw" Williams
Ben Mendelsohn - Malcolm Bench
Steve LeMarquand - Cyril Bench
Bryan Moore - Climbing Doubles
Leela Patel - Mayama Wick
Tamati Rice - Party Goers
Sally Spencer Harris - Party Goers
Bruce Kingan - Rasul Flying Double
Bruce Hasler - Climbing Doubles
Aaron Halstead - Climbing Doubles
Nicole Whippy - Spanish Climber
Craig Walsh Wrightson - Party Goers
Leos Stransky - Grunge Climbers
Tom Struthers - Grunge Climbers
Kat West - Climbing Doubles
Alejandro Valdes- Rochin - Sergeant Asim
Shahid Zafar - Prayer Leader
Clinton Beavan - WNN Cameraman
Dave Bergman - Climbing Doubles
Karl Boomsma - Climbing Doubles
Graham Charles - Climbing Doubles
Ed Viesters - Ed Viesturs
Robert Mammone - Brian Maki
Tiffany DeCastro - Crying Woman
Augie Davis - Aziz
Jo Davidson - Italian Team Member
Patricia Deavoll - Climbing Doubles
Alistar Bronins - Ali
Rod Brown - Ali Hasan
Gavin Craig - Summit Air Pilots
Campbell Cooley - Campbell
Anant Singh/ Distant Horizon/ Koukus Troika/ Toron Screen Corp.
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
4.0
2007.12.26.
Gray Hofmeyr - Director / Screenwriter
Edgar Bold - Producer
Andre Scholtz - Producer
Leon Schuster - Screenwriter
James Robb - Cinematographer
Conrad Kuhne - Musical Direction/Supervision
Johan Lategan - Editor
Robert Van der Colwijk - Production Designer
Jo Katsaras - Costume Designer
John Matshikiza - Zulu
Wilson Dunster - Diehard
Terri Treas - Rowena
Michelle Bowes - Tienke
Universal
ÉRTÉKELÉS(1-től 10-ig):
5.0
2007.04.22.
John Schlesinger directs the war romance Yanks, based on the story by Colin Welland. Set in England at the end of WWII, the story concerns three American GIs and their affairs with British women of varying social status. The central romance concerns Sgt. Matt Dyson (Richard Gere) and Jean Moreton (Lisa Eichhorn making her film debut), who is the daughter of shopkeepers (Rachel Roberts and Tony Melody). He falls in love with her but she is still infatuated with her boyfriend Ken (Derek Thompson). Higher up on the class scale, the officer John (William Devane) has a brief extramarital affair with socialite Helen (Vanessa Redgrave). The third pairing involves Sgt. Danny Ruffelo (Chick Vennera) in a fling with Mollie (Wendy Morgan). Eventually, the Americans and the Britains find themselves surrounded by racism at a New Year's Eve dance. Annie Ross from the vocal jazz group Lambert, Hendricks, & Ross appears briefly as a Red Cross nurse. Yanks won two BAFTA awards in 1980: to Shirley Russell for Best Costume Design and to Rachel Roberts for Best Supporting Actress.
John Schlesinger - Director
Joseph Janni - Producer
Lester Persky - Producer
Walter Bernstein - Screenwriter
Colin Welland - Screenwriter
Dick Bush - Cinematographer
Richard Rodney Bennett - Composer (Music Score)
Joel E. Siegel - Songwriter
Jim Clark - Editor
Brian Morris - Production Designer
Millie Burns - Art Director
Shirley Russell - Costume Designer
Simon Kaye - Sound/Sound Designer
Wally Schneiderman - Makeup
Simon Relph - First Assistant Director
Eleanor Fazan - Choreography
Zelda Barron - Script Supervisor
díjak:
Best Costume Design (win) Shirley Russell 1979 British Academy Awards
Best Supporting Actress (win) Rachel Roberts 1979 British Academy Awards
Best Actress - Drama (nom) Lisa Eichhorn 1979 Golden Globe
New Star of the Year - Female (nom) Lisa Eichhorn 1979 Golden Globe
Best Director (win) John Schlesinger 1979 National Board of Review
Best Picture (nom) 1979 National Board of Review
Lisa Eichhorn - Jean Moreton
Vanessa Redgrave - Helen
William Devane - John
Rachel Roberts - Clarrie Moreton
Chick Vennera - Sgt. Danny Ruffelo
Annie Ross - Red Cross Lady
Wendy Morgan - Mollie
Tony Melody - Mr. Jim Moreton
Martin Smith - Geoff Moreton
Philip Whileman - Billy Rathbone
Derek Thompson - Ken
Simon Harrison - Tim
Stephen Whittaker - Merchant Seaman
Harry Ditson - Officer in Stores
Antony Sher - G.I. at Cinema
David Baxt
Arlen Dean Snyder - Henry
Caroline Blakiston - Golfing Friend
Pearl Hackney - Aunt Maud
Weston Gavin - Officer at Airfield
David Miller - Bereaved Father
George Harris - Black Driver
Eugene Lipinski - Barman in Ireland
Ray Hassett - Pilot
Paula Tilbrook - Neighbour
June C. Ellis - Mrs. Shenton
Margaret Lacey - Woman at Hotel
Nat Jackley - Postman
Paul Luty - Ted the Publican
Al Matthews - Black G.I. at Dance
Anne Dyson
Joan Hickson - Mrs. Moody
Joe Gladwin - Plumber at Camp
John Cassidy - G.I. at Cinema
John Ratzenberger - Corporal Cook
Donald Pickering - Golfing Friend
Janet Dale - Girl with Baby
Everett McGill - White G.I. at Dance
Patrick Durkin - Master of Ceremonies
Tom Nolan - Tom G.I. Drummer
Rachel Davies - Girl in Club
Jeremy Newson - Mechanic