Taxi Driver

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Around the time Tony Bill was considering directing the movie, the Paul Schrader script was sent to [...]	D
Producer Julia Phillips told in her autobiography that Cybill Shepherd had a hard time remembering h [...]	D
Robert De Niro stayed in character throughout production.	D
14 years after the film's cinema release, Robert De Niro starred opposite Robin Williams in Risvegli [...]	D
In 2011, Empire Magazine described this movie as "a vivid fever dream we still haven't woke up from. [...]	D
Rock Hudson was once considered for the role of Charles Palantine. He was not able to due to his com [...]	D
Robert De Niro, having just broken out with Il padrino - Parte II (1974), was being offered five hun [...]	D
The weapons that Travis uses are: a Smith & Wesson Model 29 with an eight-inch barrel, a nickel Smit [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Original Score.	D
In a recent cast reunion interview Martin Scorsese said the famous Spanish artist Salvador DalÃ w [...]	D
Martin Scorsese said in an interview that the Movie was inspired by Satyajit Ray's "Abhijaan" (1962) [...]	D
Bernard Herrmann recorded for two days on this movie; and finished all his work in that two days. La [...]	D
Cybil Shepherd's character, Betsy, was named after screenwriter Paul Schrader's 8th grade girlfriend [...]	D
The olive-drab Army coat Travis is wearing, is a pre-mid 70s M65 jacket.	D
Jodie Foster was the third choice to play Iris.	D
In the course of the final credits can be seen a movie theater marquee announcing A muso duro (1974) [...]	D
Kay Lenz tested for the role of Iris, but failed the audition.	D
Robert De Niro claimed that the final shoot-out scene took particularly long, because of both techni [...]	D
Psychologically Travis's failures at socializing, particularly with women, stem from his lack of exp [...]	D
Debra Winger, when she was just starting out as an actress, auditioned for the role of Iris.	D
Travis buys four guns from Easy Andy. He also kills a total of four people over the course of the mo [...]	D
Washington Post film critic Stephen Hunter speculated that Travis Bickle's character wasn't a Vietna [...]	D
Feature film debuts of Albert Brooks and Leonard Harris.	D
Various studios considered producing this film; one suggested Neil Diamond for the lead role.	D
Robert De Niro actually got a real cab license and worked as a taxi driver for two months to get the [...]	D
Due to the bloody content of the brothel shoot-out scene, Cinematographer Michael Chapman agreed to [...]	D
Although Harvey Keitel's character is referred to as 'Matthew' or 'Sport' throughout the film, accor [...]	D
Travis has immense difficulty speaking to others and socializing, tends to see people in black and w [...]	D
In late January 2005, a sequel was announced by De Niro and Scorsese. At a 25th-anniversary screenin [...]	D
Jodie Foster claims that Robert De Niro would regularly phone her up and suggest they have coffee to [...]	D
It is the only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to win any Academy Awards.	D
In the coffee and pie scene, Travis orders apple pie with melted cheese. When serial killer Ed Gein [...]	D
Almost all of the incidental sounds you hear in films are overdubbed by the sound effects department [...]	D
Travis gets charged $10 for the room that Iris takes him up to. But he's being fleeced because it is [...]	D
During her coffee-shop date with Travis, Betsy quotes from Kris Kristofferson's song "The Pilgrim, C [...]	D
The shooting schedule for the film was set at forty days. The shoot went five days over schedule.	D
Director Martin Scorsese's parents (Charles Scorsese and Catherine Scorsese) appear as Iris' parents [...]	D
After seeing "every blonde in town", producer Julia Phillips still preferred Farrah Fawcett over Cyb [...]	D
Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 25 Most Dangerous Movies."	D
Robert De Niro studied Midwestern dialects to come up with Travis Bickle's flat voice.	D
According to Amy Taubin's book, the character of Iris was partially inspired by Paul Schrader's memo [...]	D
Before taking on the role of Iris, the teenage prostitute, Jodie Foster was required to attend couns [...]	D
John Hinckley Jr.'s attempt on U.S. President Ronald Reagan's life (Monday, March 30, 1981) was appa [...]	D
Steven Spielberg visited the music recording sessions of this movie to tell composer Bernard Herrman [...]	D
Travis Bickle constantly suffers from delusions of eloquence. He has a strong inner life but lacks t [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Joe Spinell previously starred in Il padrino - Parte II (1974), but they shared n [...]	D
The final overhead shot is very similar to the ending overhead shot in Breaking Bad - Reazioni colla [...]	D
Despite being criticized for its violence, only four characters die: the armed robber in the corner [...]	D
Iris tells Travis that she gets up about 1:00 in the afternoon. This suggests that she goes to bed a [...]	D
The line "You talking to me?" was voted as the number ten movie quote by the American Film Institute [...]	D
Anjelica Huston auditioned for the role of Betsy.	D
Travis wanting to rescue Iris was regarded by Schrader and Scorsese to be Sentieri selvaggi (1956) i [...]	D
In 1976, Martin Scorsese held a private screening of his film at New York's Plaza Hotel for a small [...]	D
Anissa Jones reportedly turned down the role of Iris.	D
Tony Bill, the producing partner of Julia Phillips and her husband Michael Phillips, wanted to make [...]	D
When The New York Times asked Jodie Foster how she played the part so authentically, the then-13-yea [...]	D
The vigilante ending inspired Jacques Audiard for his 2015 Palme d'Or-winning film Dheepan. The Fren [...]	D
Trailer narrated by Percy Rodrigues.	D
Bickle's attempted assassination of Senator Charles Palantine inspired John Hinckley Jr.'s attempted [...]	D
Jennifer Jason Leigh did an audition for the role of Iris, but came close to Jodie Foster on the fin [...]	D
The restaurant where the cabbies gather to eat was a real-life hangout for taxi drivers called the B [...]	D
Over the years, as film became a legitimate art form that was endlessly analyzed, codified, and inno [...]	D
The clash between Martin Scorsese, the MPAA and the executives at Columbia Pictures over the violent [...]	D
The part of Easy Andy is played by Steven Prince, a personal friend of Scorsese's, whose real-life p [...]	D
According to Albert Brooks in a conversation he had with Paul Schrader after the film wrapped, Schra [...]	D
Jodie Foster is famous for two very iconic movies about psychopaths: Taxi Driver (1976) and Il silen [...]	D
Cybil Shepherd's character, Betsy, was named after screen writer Paul Schrader' 9th grade girlfriend [...]	D
Jodie Foster was twelve years old when the movie was filmed, so she could not do the more explicit s [...]	D
Gene Siskel, who was notoriously prudish, gave this movie a "thumbs down" review on his program, say [...]	D
Travis mentions at the start of the film that he served in the U.S. Marine Corps. Harvey Keitel, who [...]	D
Harvey Keitel rehearsed with pimps to prepare for his role. The scene where Sport and Iris (Jodie Fo [...]	D
In an interview with Roger Ebert upon the film's release, Martin Scorsese called it "my feminist fil [...]	D
One of 12 films starring both Harvey Keitel and Victor Argo. The full list is: Mean Streets - Domeni [...]	D
In an early scene, another taxi driver shows Travis Bickle a piece of Errol Flynn's bathtub that he [...]	D
Before becoming a star, Robert De Niro thought about writing a screenplay himself. One of the ideas [...]	D
When Betsy enters the campaign headquarters in slow motion, and Martin Scorsese is sitting by the do [...]	D
Jodie Foster's older sister doubled for some of Jodie's lewder scenes.	D
Due to injuries sustained in an accident during the production of Il reduce (1977), George Memmoli h [...]	D
According to Robin Askwith's autobiography the main character was given the forename "Travis" after [...]	D
Linda Blair was the second choice to play Iris.	D
This film draws many parallels with serial killer David Berkowitz, the "Son of Sam." He and Travis w [...]	D
Columbia Pictures wanted the entirety of the climactic shoot-out cut from the film, due to its graph [...]	D
Harvey Keitel was originally offered the part of the campaign worker, eventually played by Albert Br [...]	D
Ads for films starring Clint Eastwood and Charles Bronson can be seen in the film. Like Robert De Ni [...]	D
Between the time Robert De Niro signed a $35,000 contract to appear in this film, and when it began [...]	D
Brian De Palma was also considered to direct, but the producers were dragged to a private screening [...]	D
During one take of his scene as Travis Bickle's creepy passenger, Martin Scorsese ad-libbed the line [...]	D
Movie billboards are seen for Assassinio sull'Eiger (1975), Agente 007 - Licenza di uccidere (1962), [...]	D
Other actors considered for the role of Travis Bickle were Jeff Bridges, Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoff [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to be nominated in any of the writing categories.	D
Martin Scorsese: Sitting down, behind Betsy as she walks into the Palantine campaign headquarters in [...]	D
Martin Scorsese: had a cameo in the film as a passenger in the taxi.	D
In the diner scene, 12-year-old Iris (played by Jodie Foster) says to Travis Bickle that "Cancers ma [...]	D
The record that Travis buys for Betsy is "The Silver Tongued Devil and I" by Kris Kristofferson. In [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 68773 delivered on 3 August 1976.	D
Jodie Foster and Harry Northup (Doughboy) would reunite 15 years later in Il silenzio degli innocent [...]	D
Robert De Niro worked fifteen hour days for a month driving cabs as preparation for this role. He al [...]	D
Production for this movie was originally set to begin in June 1974, but did not actually shoot until [...]	D
Tatum O'Neal was offered the part of Iris, but she turned it down, telling the producers, "It's too [...]	D
An article in the March 1977 edition of the Ladies Home Journal stated this film "did for cab-riding [...]	D
The story was partially autobiographical for Paul Schrader, who suffered a nervous breakdown while l [...]	D
The only film that year nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards, and not Best Motion Pictur [...]	D
Meryl Streep reportedly turned down the role of Betsy.	D
The film takes place from May to October 1976.	D
When Martin Scorsese agreed to direct, he brought Robert De Niro on-board with him, much to the deli [...]	D
Paul Schrader wrote the part of Travis with Jeff Bridges in mind, who was in the movie Stay Hungry ( [...]	D
Paul Schrader originally set the film in Los Angeles, but it was moved to New York City because taxi [...]	D
The character of Tom originally had very few lines in the script, but Albert Brooks worked with Mart [...]	D
Martin Scorsese's mother Catherine Scorsese was supposed to have a cameo as a passenger in one of th [...]	D
When Travis calls Betsy from a payphone to apologize for having taken her to a porno movie (Ur kÃ¤ [...]	D
Burt Reynolds, while promoting his memoirs in 2015, said he turned down the part of Travis Bickle. H [...]	D
Before Jodie Foster was eventually cast as Iris, there were more than two hundred fifty applicants f [...]	D
Melanie Griffith was originally offered the role of Iris, but her mother Tippi Hedren made her turn [...]	D
Amongst the unknowns at the time who tried out for the role of Iris were Ellen Barkin, Kim Basinger, [...]	D
Martin Scorsese has said he offered the role of Travis Bickle to Dustin Hoffman. According to Hoffma [...]	D
In 2005, it was announced that this film was going to be made into a video game and was set for rele [...]	D
In the diner scene, 12-year-old Iris adds sugar to her toast which is already covered in jelly. Some [...]	D
Bernard Herrmann was initially reluctant to work on such a violent film.	D
Kim Basinger was offered the role of Iris, but had to turn down in order to continue to work as a mo [...]	D
The girl with whom Martin Scorsese studied in order to prepare for the role of Iris (Jodie Foster) a [...]	D
Goldie Hawn auditioned for the role of Betsy.	D
Travis Bickle was honorably discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps in May 1973.	D
Tatum O'Neal was approached by Scorsese and Columbia Pictures to play Iris. O'Neal refused, and said [...]	D
Mariel Hemingway was a runner-up to Jodie Foster for the role of Iris.	D
Cybill Shepherd turned down the chance to appear in Vecchia America (1976) in order to accept the ro [...]	D
When Bickle decides to assassinate Senator Palantine, he cuts his hair into a Mohawk. This detail wa [...]	D
Many critics and fans have speculated that Travis Bickle actually died during the climatic shoot-out [...]	D
When talking to the Secret Service Agent, Bickle gives the false name of Henry Krinkle. Steve Burns [...]	D
Steven Prince improvised the list of additional illegal things Easy Andy had for sale after Travis b [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of the Top 100 Most Heart-Pounding American M [...]	D
Travis purchases four handguns from Easy Andy. The first is a Smith & Wesson Model 29 .44 Magnum wit [...]	D
Travis Bickle's famous "You talkin' to me?" scene may have been inspired by Robert De Niro's trainin [...]	D
At the 31st AFI Life Achievement Awards, Jodie Foster credited Robert De Niro with introducing her t [...]	D
In this film, Jodie Foster plays a girl held captive by the villain, played by Harvey Keitel. Robert [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
This movie received some boos when it first premiered at the Cannes Film Fesitval.	D
Jodie Foster revealed on The Graham Norton Show (2007) that Scorsese and the producers were very unc [...]	D
Bernard Herrmann's score is intentionally devoid of strings, giving the overall thrust of the soundt [...]	D
The second movie in which Robert De Niro's character is a Vietnam veteran. The first being Hi, Mom! [...]	D
The soundtrack recording sessions for this movie were held in Burbank, California on December 22 and [...]	D
The film was shot on a tight schedule largely on-location in 1974 during a sweltering New York City [...]	D
Tom is shown arguing over the phone because the new 5000 campaign buttons had 'we' underlined instea [...]	D
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #52 Greatest Movie of All Time.	D
The second time Robert De Niro's character suffers a gunshot wound to the neck in a Martin Scorsese [...]	D
The cab Travis drove was a 1975 Checker. They stopped production after 1982, and the last one in New [...]	D
Bernard Herrmann wasn't going to write the score for this film, but agreed to do it when he saw the [...]	D
When Travis is talking to a Secret Service Agent, he gives his address as 154 Hopper Avenue, Fair La [...]	D
In 1963 film, "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," Milton Berle chases Terry Thomas up a hill, yelling [...]	D
When they have dinner for the first time, Travis cracks a joke about "being organiz-ized" which Bets [...]	D
Isabelle Adjani and Ornella Muti were each offered the role of Iris, but both turned it down.	D
Robert De Niro has claimed that the "You talkin' to me?" scene was inspired by Bruce Springsteen's b [...]	D
Mia Farrow reportedly wanted the role of Betsy, but Martin Scorsese turned her down.	D
On the LaserDisc audio commentary, Martin Scorsese acknowledged several critics' interpretation of t [...]	D
Very few changes were made to Paul Schrader's script from the first draft pitched to Martin Scorsese [...]	D
Director Martin Scorsese plays two different roles in the film: a man standing outside the campaign [...]	D
Bernard Herrmann's wife says that when Martin Scorsese, then relatively unknown, called her famous h [...]	D
The writer David Sherwin briefly lived in Los Angeles during the spring of 1975 working on an unmade [...]	D
Mary Steenburgen auditioned for the role of Betsy, and was Martin Scorsese's preferred choice.	D
Director Martin Scorsese claims that the most important shot in the movie is when Bickle is on the p [...]	D
Jane Seymour, Glenn Close, and Susan Sarandon also auditioned for the role of Betsy.	D
In 1988, two young girls were killed when out playing on the front stoop of the apartment building a [...]	D
Travis runs out of bullets in the final scene, because one of his weapons was previously used to sto [...]	D
Norman Matlock, who plays Charlie T., the black taxi driver, later appeared as a character named "Al [...]	D
The film's most famous musical theme, the sensuous, saxophone-driven "So Close to Me Blues," was onl [...]	D
In Paul Schrader's original screenplay, the characters of Sport, the Mafioso, and the hotel clerk we [...]	D
Robert De Niro thought of Travis Bickle as a crab, indirect and tended to shift from side to side.	D
Kristy McNichol auditioned six times for the role of Iris.	D
Victor Argo: As shopkeeper Melio who is held at gunpoint by a robber (Nat Grant), who is shot by Tra [...]	D
Body count: four.	D
While filming the movie near Times Square, Martin Scorsese shot footage of protesters throwing smoke [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
Producer Julia Phillips claimed Martin Scorsese cast Cybill Shepherd as Betsy because of the size of [...]	D
Many of Bernard Herrmann's cues for this film were either unused, or used in the wrong scenes.	D
In Paul Schrader's original screenplay, Iris was named Garth and had an attention span of about twen [...]	D
In 7 psicopatici (2012), psychotic Los Angeles actor Billy Bickle (Sam Rockwell) believes himself to [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die."	D
Paul Schrader guessed that the thought of isolated anti-hero being a taxi driver may have been insti [...]	D
At the porno theater, Travis purchases two Clark bars, two boxes of Goobers, one box of Chuckles, a [...]	D
The famous statement about "God's Lonely Man" is a citation of the essay of the same name by author [...]	D
Jodie's older sister doubled for Jodie in her lewder scenes.	D
Martin Scorsese was reluctant to edit the climactic (and very bloody) shoot-out to avoid an X rating [...]	D
The shot of Travis putting a tablet into a glass of water and the overhead angle watching it slowly [...]	D
Martin Scorsese brought in the film title designer Dan Perri to design the title sequence for Taxi D [...]	D
When Brian De Palma was attached to the project, he wanted Melanie Griffith to play Iris, but after [...]	D
According to Martin Scorsese, the King Kong Patch is meant to symbolize the fact that Travis Bickle [...]	D
The film was shot in the summer of 1975.	D
After Brian De Palma, who was originally attached to the project, was let go, producer Michael Phill [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
In the lyrics to their song "Red Angel Dragnet", long-running British rock band The Clash mention Tr [...]	D
Although the color red is significant throughout the film, the color green is dominant in the lighti [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Robert De Niro, Jodie Foster, and Martin Scorsese; and t [...]	D
The only camera direction that Paul Schrader wrote in the script was the overhead tracking shot afte [...]	D
This was the last Columbia Pictures feature to use the Torch Lady logo in her classic appearance.	D
Being a former marine, Travis stands in the military position of "Parade Rest" during interviews - t [...]	D
Martin Scorsese said that when he filmed his cameo in the backseat of the taxi cab, he had to sit on [...]	D
Other missed opportunities for Travis's mental health and stability reveal themselves in scenes wher [...]	D
Jean-Paul Sartre's novel "La NausÃ©e" proved to be a major inspiration for Paul Schrader's script.	D
Robert De Niro prepared for the role by working as a late night cab driver in New York City early 19 [...]	D
Easy Andy offers Travis a brand new Cadillac for $2000. This would be approximately 1/4 of the MSRP [...]	D
When Paul Schrader was first writing the script, he believed that he was just writing about loneline [...]	D
Robert De Niro has said that despite having won an Oscar for Il padrino - Parte II (1974), he was st [...]	D
The scene where Travis Bickle is talking to himself in the mirror was completely ad-libbed by Robert [...]	D
A nationwide search for a young actress to play the part of Iris was narrowed down to five finalists [...]	D
As Robert De Niro and Cybill Shepherd walk past him, the street drummer says "now back to Gene Krupa [...]	D
Even though then twelve-year-old Jodie Foster played a very adult role in the movie, she would have [...]	D
Robert De Niro repeated the famous "you talking to me" monologue (with some alterations) as Fearless [...]	D
Due to a garbage strike, much of the on-screen filth is real.	D
Sigourney Weaver was offered the role of Betsy, but turned down the part.	D
Taking place in an actual apartment, the tracking shot over the murder scene at the end took three m [...]	D
Taxi Driver is widely regarded as one of the greatest films of all time. In 2012, Sight & Sound name [...]	D
Looking closely at one of the newspaper clippings at end of the film mentions Harry Kilmer as Presid [...]	D
Oliver Stone believes he was one of the models for Travis Bickle, pointing out that he was being tau [...]	D
Early in the film when Travis is seeking employment at the taxi company, he responds to the manager, [...]	D
Screenwriter Paul Schrader has said in interviews that Pauline Kael "was a second mother to him." Th [...]	D
Paul Schrader revealed that in the original script Travis Bickle was a racist and only targeted blac [...]	D
The producers were looking for a "Cybill Shepherd" type to play the female lead in the film. When ag [...]	D
Paul Schrader decided to make Bickle a Vietnam veteran because the national trauma of the war seemed [...]	D
Robert De Niro's Mohawk was not real, due to the fact that De Niro still had to shoot scenes for the [...]	D
Robert De Niro's on-and-off girlfriend in the 1970s, Diahnne Abbott, appears as the concession girl [...]	D
Paul Schrader was inspired to write the script after reading the published diary of Arthur Bremer, t [...]	D
The hauntingly beautiful sax solos throughout the film are performed by Ronny Lang, who played with [...]	D
In 2010, Variety reported rumors that Lars von Trier, Scorsese, and De Niro planned to work on a rem [...]	D
The 1994 portrayal of psychopath Albie Kinsella by Robert Carlyle in British television series Crack [...]	D
Uncredited Tom Scott delivered the dominant, haunting alto saxophone solos over the Bernard Herrmann [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 Greatest American Movies.	D
This is the first of three films on which Harvey Keitel has worked with cinematographer Michael Chap [...]	D
Liza Minnelli and Barbara Hershey were each offered the role of Betsy, but both turned it down.	D
According to James Wan on the special features of Death Sentence (2007), the ending to that film was [...]	D

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Errori

The first time we see Travis enter Iris' building, after meeting Matthew, we see a woman standing on [...]	D
The glass into which Travis drops the Alka-Seltzer tablet suddenly appears in front of him. Only a c [...]	D
Travis says July when reading out loud his message to his parents on the anniversary card. When the [...]	D
Reflected in a storefront window, in a drive-by shot of the campaign headquarters.	D
In the scene where Travis is watching the music programme on TV, the 44 Magnum goes from resting on [...]	D
When Travis leaves the garage after applying for a taxi driving job, his jacket is unzipped. In the [...]	D
When Travis is negotiating with Matthew for Iris' services, an off-camera voice says "But no rough s [...]	D
When Travis and Iris are eating breakfast, she is spreading jam and sprinkling sugar on a piece of t [...]	D
When Travis is buying the guns, he holds the gun in his right hand, but he sights down the weapon wi [...]	D
In an earlier version, Iris's timekeeper discovers a weapon on Travis, disarms him, then returns it [...]	D
Travis, a Marine Corps veteran who states he was discharged in 1973, wears embroidered Navy parachut [...]	D
When Betsy gets into Travis's cab in the final sequence, she never tells him where to take her. He j [...]	D
The black-market gun dealer misidentifies the .380 Astra Constable in his case as a Walther PPK. The [...]	D
The black market gun dealer says the semi-automatic he sells Travis holds rounds in a 'clip'. Pistol [...]	D
When Travis prepares for his assassination attempt he burns all of the "Betsy" flowers in the sink. [...]	D
When Travis sits down with Wizard and Doughboy at the Belmore, he orders a cup of coffee. Seconds la [...]	D
Travis has a shorter haircut only for the "Secret Service guy" scene.	D
When Iris' john shoots Travis in the arm, the gunfire sound occurs a split second after the trigger [...]	D
When Travis is shot in the shoulder, he drops the .38 down the stairs. In the next shot, the gun dro [...]	D
Obvious discontinuity when Travis and Betsy exit the adult cinema and begin to argue, right after Tr [...]	D
During the politician's speech on the street, a number of extras are obviously looking straight at t [...]	D
In the diner, when Iris suggests to Travis that he goes to the commune with her and he replies by sa [...]	D
Travis burns the flowers in the sink. Soon after, when he puts money in an envelope, the flowers are [...]	D
The street performer with the snare drum refers to "...40 years of Chic Webb". Webb only lived to 3 [...]	D
When Travis is shopping for a gun, the first semi-auto he picks up is misidentified as a 'Colt .25 a [...]	D
When Iris eats dinner with Travis while wearing green glasses, her hair changes throughout the scene [...]	D
When Travis oils his sliding gun contraption, he does not take the cap of the oil bottle. The 3-in-1 [...]	D
While Travis is examining various guns with the gun dealer, the latter states that the German Walthe [...]	D
Easy Andy claims that the .44 Magnum revolver will "stop a car at a hundred yards, put a round right [...]	D
In some viewers' interpretation, the last segments of the film are a dream sequence, so many "errors [...]	D
When Travis and Iris are having breakfast, there's three slices of toast on her plate, though slight [...]	D
Before the climatic shoot out scene near the end, Travis approaches Matthew and begins conversation. [...]	D
When Travis is talking to the Wizard, facing the street, flashing lights from a police car appear on [...]	D
On a newspaper clipping at the end about Iris and her family, Pittsburgh is misspelled as "Pittsburg [...]	D
Travis eyes are closed just a shot after he is shown sitting with open eyes.	D
When the store clerk beats the dead robber, the body goes from sitting up against the counter, to ly [...]	D
Obvious discontinuity when one drives says to another he should have advised the two guys he drove t [...]	D
When Travis presses his neck wound with his hand after he is shot, his bald skin cap wrinkles [confi [...]	D
In the panning shot where Travis runs away from Palantine's bodyguards his chaser can be seen intent [...]	D
Scorsese's jealous husband character tells Travis to look up at the second floor of the building whe [...]	D
In the shot from Travis' point of view, when he passes the Palantine office and sees that Betsy is n [...]	D
When Travis puts the 380 Walther on the suitcase with the other guns, they are are side by side at t [...]	D
When Travis and Iris are having breakfast at the coffee shop, the parked cars seen through the windo [...]	D
When Travis seals the envelope with money and a letter to Iris and puts it down on the desk, the pos [...]	D
The first time Travis has coffee with Betsy, Travis' voice-over states that he had black coffee. A f [...]	D
Iris's sunglasses change from green to blue when they're having breakfast. This is a character quirk [...]	D
When Travis is practicing with his handguns in front of the mirror he is wearing the shoulder holste [...]	D
At the end, (after the police arrive) the camera does an aerial shot over the scene. Sport is still [...]	D
Travis is shown, and buys, a very small S&W Model 61 pistol, silver with white grips, which the blac [...]	D
The length of Travis' sleeves (after cutting one off).	D
Fare on meter when Travis' passenger is the cuckolded husband.	D
Iris's hair is first tucked under the bows of the green glasses, then, without her touching it, her [...]	D
According to the exterior shot, and the Then-and-Now Special Feature on the 2-disc DVD, Iris lived a [...]	D
The aluminum runner that Travis pops off the side of his desk drawer is not the same one that appear [...]	D
When Travis buys the guns from Easy Andy, he buys a S&W model 61, which he was told was a Colt .25. [...]	D
While Travis is checking the .44 Magnum revolver offered by the gun dealer, the cylinder emits a cli [...]	D

Frase

Travis Bickle: June 29th. I gotta get in shape now [...]	D
Wizard: Then I pick up these two fags. You know, t [...]	D
Personnel Officer: So what is it? Why do you want [...]	D
Travis Bickle: May 26th. Four o'clock p.m. I took [...]	D
Passenger: Yo, cab! Okay, pull over to the curb ov [...]	D
Betsy: You gotta be kidding. Travis Bickle: What? [...]	D
Iris: What do you want me to do? Call the cops? T [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Shit... I'm waiting for the sun to [...]	D
Travis Bickle: All my life needed was a sense of s [...]	D
Iris: God, you're square. Travis Bickle: Hey, I'm [...]	D
Tom: We have to emphasize the mandatory welfare [...]	D
Sport: See ya later, copper! Travis Bickle: I'm n [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I realize now how much she's just l [...]	D
Sport: Hey, man! Take out no money over here. You [...]	D
Concession Girl: Can I help you? Travis Bickle: H [...]	D
Iris: Listen, mister, it's your time. Fifteen minu [...]	D
Charlie T: My man is loaded.	D
Travis Bickle: You're a young girl, you should be [...]	D
Senator Charles Palantine: Today, I say to you, we [...]	D
Doughboy: You handle some pretty rough customers, [...]	D
Travis Bickle: How's everything in the pimp busine [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I'll tell you why. I think you're a [...]	D
Sport: I once had a horse, on Coney Island. She go [...]	D
Wizard: All right, look. Look at it this way. You [...]	D
Personnel Officer: How's your driving record? Clea [...]	D
Iris: I don't like what I'm doing, Sport. Sport: [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Let me tell you something. You're i [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I never seen a commune before, but [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Loneliness has followed me my whole [...]	D
Travis Bickle: You're only as healthy as you feel.	D
Senator Charles Palantine: We meet at a crossroads [...]	D
Travis Bickle: The idea had been growing in my bra [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I got some bad ideas in my head.	D
Personnel Officer: Wanna work uptown at nights? So [...]	D
Betsy: You know what you remind me of? Travis Bic [...]	D
Charles Palantine: Nothing that is right and good [...]	D
Travis Bickle: [walks up to Sport] Hey Sport. How [...]	D
Sport: Well, take it or leave it. If you want to s [...]	D
Wizard: Hey Travis, this here's Doughboy. We call [...]	D
Street drummer: Now going back to 40 years of Chic [...]	D
Travis Bickle: You got a .44 magnum? Andy, Gun Sa [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Now I see this clearly. My whole li [...]	D
Tom: Does he bother you? Betsy: No. Tom: You rea [...]	D
Iris: I don't like what I'm doing, Sport. Sport: [...]	D
Passenger: Did you ever see what it can do to a wo [...]	D
Travis Bickle: June twenty-ninth. I gotta get in s [...]	D
Betsy: That taxi driver's been staring at us.	D
Travis Bickle: Now I see it clearly. My whole life [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Dear Iris: This money should be use [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I first saw her at Palantine Campai [...]	D
Senator Charles Palantine: We meet at a crossroads [...]	D
Senator Charles Palantine: When we came up with ou [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I tried several times to call her, [...]	D
Betsy: I don't know why I came in here. I don't li [...]	D
Wizard: This guy Eddie, the owner-operator, comes [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Twelve hours of work and I still ca [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Loneliness has followed me my whole [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I should get one of those signs tha [...]	D
[last lines] Betsy: Travis, I'm... how much was i [...]	D
Street drummer: Now back to Gene Krupa's syncopate [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I'm hip. Sport: Buddy, you don't l [...]	D
Passenger: You must think I'm pretty sick or somet [...]	D
[first lines] [a telephone rings loudly] Personn [...]	D
Sport: Go ahead, have yourself a good time. Go ahe [...]	D
Betsy: Taking me to a place like this is about as [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I called Betsy again at her office [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Twelve hours of work and I still ca [...]	D
Iris: I think that... that Cancers make the best l [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I realize now how much she's just l [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Dear Father and Mother: July is the [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Each night when I return the cab to [...]	D
Travis Bickle: The days go on and on... they don't [...]	D
Tom: [on the phone] You delivered two boxes. I thi [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Okay. Can I have a Chuckles there? [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Hello Betsy. Hi, it's Travis. How y [...]	D
Senator Charles Palantine: I think I know what you [...]	D
Passenger: Yo, cabbie, you see that light up there [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I first saw her at Palantine Campai [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Listen, you fuckers, you screwheads [...]	D
Andy, Gun Salesman: Here you go. It's a premium, h [...]	D
Travis Bickle: May 10th. Thank God for the rain wh [...]	D
Doughboy: So, how's it hangin'? Travis Bickle: [p [...]	D
Doughboy: Midgets are funny. Sometimes, I like to [...]	D
Travis Bickle: This city here is like an open sewe [...]	D
Travis Bickle: Each night when I return the cab to [...]	D
Travis Bickle: The idea had been growing in my bra [...]	D
Travis Bickle: [Travis is trying his guns on the m [...]	D
Travis Bickle: I would say he has quite a few prob [...]	D
Wizard: Get this. In the middle of the Triborough [...]	D

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