Popeye - Braccio di ferro

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Dennis Franz, Roberta Maxwell and Donovan Scott all separately appear in the Psycho franchise. Franz [...]	D
Swee'Pea is played by Wesley Ivan Hurt, Robert Altman's grandson.	D
Robin Williams referred to the atmosphere on the set as "Stalag Altman" referring to Director Robert [...]	D
Most of Popeye's lines were discovered to be inaudible once filming wrapped. Robin Williams had to r [...]	D
Screenwriter Jules Feiffer asserts that while Dustin Hoffman was attached to the project, he tried t [...]	D
Bluto literally "sees red" when he is angry (at 46').	D
The Rough House roughnecks - Spike, Mort, Gozo, Bolo, Slug and Butch - are all named after various t [...]	D
Despite the film's comic violence, the film was given the G rating in Australia.	D
Bill Irwin's debut cinematic appearance.	D
The book Poopdeck Pappy retrieved from his treasure chest is "How to Raise an Orphink" by Dr. Speck. [...]	D
Fans of The Andy Griffith Show (1960) might recognize Doug Dillard, who plays Clem the Banjo Player. [...]	D
This was Robin Williams's first starring role in a movie.	D
Released the same month as another film adaptation of an American comic strip icon, Flash Gordon (19 [...]	D
This is the first film released by Disney in which the word "shit" is heard (said by Popeye during h [...]	D
The set for the small town of Sweethaven was built at Anchor Bay on the Mediterranean island of Malt [...]	D
This was not only the first joint production between Paramount and the Walt Disney Company, it was a [...]	D
One of the storefronts in Sweethaven reads "O.G. WATTASNOZZLE", Professor O.G. Wottasnozzle was a ch [...]	D
In the film, Popeye (a sailor) becomes an enemy of Bluto (an evil pirate and bully). In Robin Willia [...]	D
The make-up appliances for Robin Williams's fake forearms were not ready when filming began, so in e [...]	D
In the movie, Popeye does not like spinach. In the Thimble Theatre comics, Popeye originally boosted [...]	D
Typically in the old cartoons the Popeye the Sailor Man theme when he opened his Spinache; and then [...]	D
In the movie, Popeye routinely says he's a "mudder" (mother) after finding Swee'Pea. He was also cal [...]	D
Robin Williams and Donald Moffat appeared together in Tempi migliori (1986).	D
During a 1980 interview with Roger Ebert, Shelley Duvall said she loved playing Olive Oyl, not just [...]	D
The Sweethaven anthem has the first few notes of The Star Spangled Banner used throughout the song.	D
One the Commodore's boat, Popeye ironically starts by looking into the spyglass with his right eye w [...]	D
Popeye's arrival in Sweethaven and Popeye getting into a fight with the gang at the burger bar, when [...]	D
Upon initial release, the film was critically panned. Many called the film unoriginal, bland, and di [...]	D
Most of the film's budget went towards the Sweethaven set. This explains why the octopus seen at the [...]	D
Linda Hunt and Paul Dooley, would later gone on to play hard-nose judges on The Practice (1997).	D
Harry Nilsson took a break in the middle of production of his album "Flash Harry" to create the musi [...]	D
Around 1977, Robert Evans had wanted Dustin Hoffman to play Popeye, Lily Tomlin to play Olive Oyl an [...]	D
In nearly every scene, Bear the Hobo can be seen in the background.	D
Shelley Duvall said that making this movie was a pure joy after the intense stress Stanley Kubrick c [...]	D
A sign can be seen in the Roughhouse CafÃ© that says, "Absolutely no credit. Especially you, Wimpy [...]	D
Along with Il drago del lago di fuoco (1981), this Disney/Paramount co-production foreshadowed the s [...]	D
Many of the citizens of Sweethaven, especially those who had to do some physical gags, were recruite [...]	D
The movie is notable for having many actors who would go on to become easily recognizable character [...]	D
This movie was filmed in Malta. Two years earlier, actor Paul L. Smith (Bluto) had played the lead a [...]	D
This was Robin Williams' only comic book movie.	D
The opening credits scene showing Popeye rowing a rowboat in dark, rough seas; very closely resemble [...]	D
In the 1940s, William Hanna and Joe Barbara were working at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Their main goal was [...]	D
In a print interview released around the same time as this film, Shelley Duvall admitted that childr [...]	D
During the song "Everything Is Food" in the Rough House Cafe, a bearded man is reading a newspaper w [...]	D
The name of the character "Nana Oyl" is a play on the 1920s-30s comment "Aw, banana oil" which was u [...]	D
Movie critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert gave the movie two thumbs up.	D
A 200-250 foot breakwater had to be constructed at the mouth of the harbor to prevent the set from g [...]	D
This film ended Paramount's involvement in the "Popeye" franchise, having released the 1933-57 anima [...]	D
Roberta Maxwell, who portrays Nana Oyl, is only seven years older than Shelley Duvall, who plays her [...]	D
During filming the scene at the end where Pappy throws Popeye the can of spinach, Ray Walston hit Ro [...]	D
Dustin Hoffman was originally set to play the title role opposite Lily Tomlin as Olive Oyl.	D
Critics said the movie wasn't faithful to the original cartoons. Ironically, this is probably the MO [...]	D
The Sweethaven newspaper is called "The Sweethaven Daily Poop".	D
At Olive and Bluto's engagement party, the man complaining about Olive getting married is Ham Gravy, [...]	D
This movie, and Mork & Mindy (1978), are the two projects that helped launch Robin Williams' career, [...]	D
This film premiered on December 6, 1980, just two days before what would have been "Popeye" creator [...]	D
Mike Nichols, Arthur Penn and Hal Ashby were each originally slated to direct this movie.	D
The town drunk is named Barnacle Bill, after a 19th century drinking song "Barnacle Bill the Sailor" [...]	D
An international construction crew of 165 worked seven months to construct the set. Tree trunk logs [...]	D
Robin Williams was considered for Jack Nicholson's role in the horror classic Shining (1980), also s [...]	D
This film is was a joint production between Paramount Pictures and Walt Disney Productions; the form [...]	D
The 1930s Fleischer Studios intro came from Blow Me Down! (1933).	D
The producers wanted the role of Olive Oyl to be played by Gilda Radner. However, Robert Altman held [...]	D
During production, producer Robert Evans was arrested for trying to buy cocaine.	D
Other directors considered for the project, according to Jules Feiffer, were Louis Malle and Jerry L [...]	D
Linda Hunt's debut cinematic appearance.	D
This movie won Worst Picture at the Hastings Bad Cinema Society's 3rd Stinkers Bad Movie Awards (198 [...]	D
The original vinyl soundtrack contains a song that never appeared in the final film. The song, "Din' [...]	D
Both of the film's main studios have had involvement at times with Miramax. Paramount distributed se [...]	D
Eight years after this film, Robin Williams and Bill Irwin would appear together with Bobby McFerrin [...]	D
The brand of spinach that Poopdeck Pappy feeds Swee'Pea and Popeye is Iron Fist and bears a green an [...]	D
Oxblood Oxheart was taken from the original comic strip, where he first appeared as Bullo Oxheart (w [...]	D
Everyone tried to dissuade Robert Altman from working with Harry Nilsson, saying that he would be co [...]	D
The venue for the Boxing event is Max and Sons Square Gardens, a nod to Madison Square Gardens	D
Robin Williams and Richard Libertini later appeared in Risvegli (1990).	D
The flowers worn by her single "friends" at Olive's fourth attempted engagement party include purple [...]	D
The many sunken ships in the harbor were actually seaworthy vessels that were rented or bought and t [...]	D
This movie is the only time Robin Williams had to play a well-established character in a manner fami [...]	D
By the time production started on the film, cartoon director Max Fleischer, who produced the 1933-19 [...]	D
Nearly every time someone informs Olive Oyl that they owe her an apology, she says "what?!"	D
Richard Libertini and Donald Moffat later appeared in Il falÃ² delle vanitÃ (1990).	D
Shelley Duvall and Robin Williams co-starred in this movie as Olive Oyl and Popeye, respectively. La [...]	D
Shelley Duvall sang most of her own songs.	D
Harry Nilsson took his musicians to the island of Malta where they had a purpose-built studio constr [...]	D
The church that is seen atop of Sweethaven is actually a facade to cover an actual WW2 pillbox.	D
Paul L. Smith and Linda Hunt later starred in the sci-fi epic Dune (1984).	D
Robin Williams and Ray Walston both portrayed aliens on sitcoms before appearing in this movie. Wals [...]	D
The film bears some western elements: When Popeye arrives in Sweethaven, he is feared by the townsfo [...]	D
Paramount green-lit this film after losing a bidding war for the screen rights to Annie (1982). Prod [...]	D
Jack Mercer's final acting role.	D
There is an entire chapter devoted to this movie in the book "Fiasco: A History of Hollywood's Iconi [...]	D
Jules Feiffer's screenplay originally included Popeye's magical pet Eugene the Jeep. Though the Jeep [...]	D
On all television prints of the movie until the 1990s, the final shot of Popeye dancing and then fal [...]	D
The sixth and final film Shelley Duvall made with Robert Altman.	D
Robin Williams and Paul Dooley appeared together again in Insomnia (2002) twenty-two years later.	D
After so many other directors had said no, Robert Altman said he wanted to make this film, loved the [...]	D
Jack Mercer, Popeye's most well-known and prolific voice actor, provides the voice of Popeye in the [...]	D
Hoagy the piano player, portrayed by Van Dyke Parks, is probably named after Hoagy Carmichael.	D

Connessioni

Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Popeye The Movie	D
Kid Notorious: Kim Jong Il Must Die	D
Best Life by Brooke ASMR: My HUGE Movie Collection!!!!	D
Lindsay Ellis' Essay Collection: How Aladdin Changed Animation (by Screwing Over Robin Williams)	D
Diminishing Returns: Dimishining Returns: The Shining	D
Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession	D
Musical Hell: Popeye	D
The Cinema Snob: Invasion of the Samurai Sluts from Hell!	D
Fresh Off the Boat: Workin' the 'Ween	D
Saturday Night Live: The Best of Robin Williams	D
For Robin	D
Footballers' Wives: Fall from Grace	D
The Nostalgia Critic: Red Sonja	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Robin Williams/James Taylor	D
Community: Contemporary Impressionists	D
The Directors: The Films of Robert Altman	D
Saturday Night Live: The Best of Dana Carvey	D
In amore c'Ã¨ posto per tutti	D
The 61st Annual Golden Globe Awards	D
Alien - La clonazione	D
The Nostalgia Critic: Jack	D
Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Clue the Movie	D
Home Alone da Riber	D
Discovering Film: Robin Williams	D
Vintage Video: Dressed to Kill (1980)	D
Mac DeMarco: Dreamin	D
10 cose di noi	D
Mork & Mindy: Pajama Game II	D
WWE Monday Night RAW: Countdown to WWE Summerslam 2021!	D
Braccio di Ferro	D
La vera storia di Mork & Mindy	D
The Cinema Snob: Pieces	D
The killing floor - Omicidio ai piani alti	D
Natale di sangue	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #26.63	D
The Office: Motivation	D
Pioneers of Television: Robin Williams Remembered	D
Music Movies: Popeye	D
Robert Altman: Giggle and Give In	D
Vintage Video: Popeye (1980)	D
Minty Comedic Arts: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Popeye The Movie	D
Nella mente di Robin Williams	D
Luck, Trust & Ketchup: Robert Altman in Carver Country	D
Sneak Previews: Stir Crazy, Bye Bye Brazil, Popeye, Flash Gordon	D
Paul Smith: The Reddest Herring	D
Welcome to Eltingville	D
Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him?)	D
Poliziotti a due zampe	D
Ubriaco d'amore	D
Ubriaco d'amore	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Family Business/Blaze/We're No Angels/The Wizard/The Rosegarden	D
Seize the Day	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Jacob's Ladder/Waiting for the Light/Tune in Tomorrow.../Vincent & Theo	D
Harmontown: Popeye Is Our Lord and Savior	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: What Dreams May Come/A Night at the Roxbury/Snitch/Antz	D
Robert Altman: Giggle and Give In	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: L.A. Story/Sleeping with the Enemy/The Silence of the Lambs	D
Altman	D
Una pallottola spuntata	D
Hollywood Singing & Dancing: A Musical History - 1980s, 1990s and 2000s	D
Alex Strangelove	D
Brows Held High: Twilight of the Ice Nymphs	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Special Show: The Career of Robin Williams	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Overpowered Disney Characters (Live Action)	D
Fuori di testa	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies You Should Give Another Chance	D
The Directors: The Films of Robert Altman	D
The Kid Stays in the Picture	D
AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Popeye's NOT Dead	D
A.I. - Intelligenza artificiale	D

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Errori

Just before Pappy starts singing "It's Not Easy Bein' Me" his pipe is in his mouth, then after he st [...]	D
Filled and closed tin cans do not float.	D
In the end, when Bluto is feeding Popeye the spinach, his pipe disappears and then reappears.	D
When Bluto climbs his ship to announce curfew, the battery pack for his mic is visibly attached to h [...]	D
Though obviously for comedic purposes, the velocity of Oxblood Oxheart's kick when he booted Caster [...]	D
At approximately 54:25 Oxblood Oxheart, the Fighter kicks Castor Oyl out of the ring. As Castor goes [...]	D
Obvious make-up on Nana Oyl's face and hair to "age" her.	D
When Bluto is beating up Popeye and making threats of how taxed the Oyls were going to be, Bluto's m [...]	D
When Popeye is hit in the stomach by Oxblood Oxheart after Oxblood accidentally knocks out his mothe [...]	D
Obvious mannequin when Popeye is spiraling down the ramp at 47'.	D
The first time Olive comes up from under the water as she's fighting the octopus, she screams, "HELP [...]	D
Obvious mannequin when Popeye is spiraling down and screwing through the pontoon at 47'.	D
The baby bottle's nipple defeats the very purpose of sending a message in a bottle as it will get we [...]	D
When Popeye is chatting with Wimpy in the diner, Wimpy's faces goes from laughing directly to a stra [...]	D
During the song "I'm Mean" Bluto picks up large chair. Three people standing by a window disperse to [...]	D
After Poopdeck Pappy throws the can of spinach at Popeye and bonks him on the head, you can hear Swe [...]	D
Obvious mannequin when Castor Oyl is thrown off the boxing ring at 54'.	D
The racing form that Wimpy puts back in his coat pocket winds up on the floor when Olive finds it an [...]	D
When Olive Oil is being drowned by the octopus, during the end of the movie, her earrings come on an [...]	D
At 1:14'20", obvious fake pelican when Wimpy gives Sweatpea to Bluto.	D
Obvious board under the taxman's back when he is sliding down the slide and to the water (not visibl [...]	D
During the scene in the Diner where Whimpy sits down at Popeyes table there are two ketchup bottles [...]	D
At 10'35", the lights are briefly seen in the reflection of Nana Oyl's glasses.	D
As per the info in the trivia section of this film, the make up and appliances for Popeye's massive [...]	D
At 1:18', Bluto's burp when sleeping is not matched with his lips and or abdomen movements.	D
The Paramount logo used at the opening was never used for any of the Paramount Popeye cartoons, thou [...]	D
In the climax, when the octopus is pulling down the boat with Sweet Pea inside, Olive's dress can be [...]	D
Obvious mannequin when Bluto jumps on "Popeye's body" lying flat in the water at 1:46'19".	D
During Popeye's fight in the boxing ring, the large banner at times has mirror writing revealing the [...]	D
Bluto easily swims with the treasure chest over his shoulder: it should push him down in the water.	D
When Popeye finds his pappy tied to the chair hanging from the ceiling in Bluto's ship, he takes his [...]	D

Frase

Poopdeck Pappy: [to Bluto] Don't talks to me about [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: [about children] Bless their littl [...]	D
Popeye: What are you doing, there? No childs 'o mi [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: Haul ass! Haul ass! I gotta get th [...]	D
Wimpy: [serves as referee in a boxing match betwee [...]	D
The Tax Man: You just docked? Popeye: I has. The [...]	D
Nana Oyl: [about Castor] Get him out of that ring! [...]	D
[Frightened, Olive jumps into Popeye's arms] Pope [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: Children. Children! Kids! Ah, phoo [...]	D
Popeye: Bluto. Even though you're bigger than me, [...]	D
Popeye: [enters the Gambling den] Oh, what is this [...]	D
Olive Oyl: I think it's a conspiracy. Why would th [...]	D
[everyone keeps staring at Popeye] Popeye: This i [...]	D
Popeye: Look at there Olives, he's got my eye. Ol [...]	D
The Tax Man: You moved out of the Oyl? Popeye: No [...]	D
Bluto: [singing] I'm so mean, I had a dream of bea [...]	D
Popeye: I know you ain't down there. Truth is you [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: Don't dare'st say I ain't fair. Tr [...]	D
Olive Oyl: Goochy goo. Popeye: None of that baby [...]	D
Olive Oyl: I'm sorry mother but it's ugly. I ask y [...]	D
Popeye: Don't thinks I blames ya. 'Cause I don't! [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: Eat that spinach. Popeye: I don't [...]	D
Popeye: They've got me Olive Oyl and Swee'Pea. Po [...]	D
Bluto: [to Popeye] Okay, Shorty, the Oyls are gonn [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: Is that any way to talk to your fa [...]	D
Nana Oyl: Oh, Mr. Eye, have you met... Popeye: Po [...]	D
Bluto: For the last time, WHERE'S OLIVE?	D
Poopdeck Pappy: [to Geezil and Wimpy] You there! Y [...]	D
The Tax Man: One sunflower, embarrassing the Tax M [...]	D
Popeye: When my mind is set, my mind is set Cole [...]	D
Olive Oyl: What kind of name is that anyway? Popey [...]	D
Nana Oyl: Olive, will you show Mister... Mister... [...]	D
Popeye: [Comes up to Geezil's grocery stand] Bunch [...]	D
Popeye: [to Wimpy] I oughta busk you right in the [...]	D
Wimpy: [singing] I'd gladly pay you Tuesday for a [...]	D
Bluto: So you don't like spinach? Popeye: I hates [...]	D
Popeye: It's me own fault, Swee'Pea's been kidnapp [...]	D
Popeye: I'm a very tolerant man, except, when it c [...]	D
Popeye: Blow me down. When you roll into town.	D
Castor Oyl: If Mom caught me in here, she'd kill m [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: You wouldn't eat your spinach. Spi [...]	D
Popeye: [to a photo of his Pappy] Poppa. Pretty so [...]	D
Castor Oyl: [sees that Bluto has one petal left on [...]	D
Popeye: I y'am what I y'am. Wherever I go. I came [...]	D
Popeye: One thing I remember about me pap was that [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: [to Swee'Pea] Eat your spinach, yo [...]	D
Olive Oyl: Your father is a rat, a crook, and a ki [...]	D
Geezil: What is that glop you're eating? Wimpy: I [...]	D
Popeye: Oh, what am I? Some kind of barnicle on th [...]	D
[Repeated line] Cole Oyl: You owe me an apology.	D
Poopdeck Pappy: Cut me down. Cut me down. Popeye: [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: [to Popeye] I hates sentiment. I i [...]	D
Nana Oyl: Oh, my stars! A garden! My mind was a mi [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: It is an octopussy!	D
Olive Oyl: He can't take me out of anything. I'm n [...]	D
Popeye: So, you're just a landlubber, ain't you? [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: His mother ups and dies, and he wo [...]	D
Popeye - Animated Prologue: Hey, what's this? One [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: [to Popeye] I never seen anything [...]	D
Popeye: I'm your one and only exspring. See, we go [...]	D
Popeye: Are you all right there? This ain't bad, i [...]	D
The Tax Man: Not up to no good, are you? Because i [...]	D
Popeye: [singing] I yam what I yam, and I yam what [...]	D
Bluto: Commodore. Poopdeck Pappy: Don't keep call [...]	D
Geezil: Fooey! The Commadore. Besides Wimpy, I hat [...]	D
Popeye: Friendly here. A little scary too. I think [...]	D
Popeye: Careful there. What blew him into town?	D
Popeye: [when Bluto sinks him during a fight] Good [...]	D
Olive Oyl: You won a hundred and twenty samoleans? [...]	D
Popeye: [to Olive] Ha! Ha! Ha! That's rich! Oh, yo [...]	D
Chorus: [singing] He's Popeye the Sailor Man, he's [...]	D
Popeye: Another thing I got is a sensk of humiligr [...]	D
Popeye: [about Swee'Pea] That's a neat trick. Ha! [...]	D
Wimpy: Rough House? One genuine hamburger for the [...]	D
Poopdeck Pappy: [to Popeye] Stand to, you scuab! Y [...]	D
Popeye: What are you doing, Pappy? You can't fire [...]	D
[Olive bumps into Popeye by chance on the street a [...]	D

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