The Good Shepherd - L'ombra del potere

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Robert De Niro had a deal with Leonardo DiCaprio, who was interested in playing protagonist Edward W [...]	D
Eric Roth penned the screenplay in 1994 for Francis Ford Coppola and Columbia Pictures. Coppola left [...]	D
Leonardo DiCaprio was originally cast as the younger Edward Wilson, but dropped out.	D
Phillip Allen (William Hurt) was partly based on Allen Dulles, O.S.S. operative, and later C.I.A. Di [...]	D
Throughout this movie, every main antagonist tells Edward Wilson his weakness.	D
The cast includes seven Oscar winners: Robert De Niro, Matt Damon, Angelina Jolie, William Hurt, Joe [...]	D
Margaret's (Angelina Jolie's) nickname is "Clover", which was Allen Dulles' wife's real name.	D
Edward Wilson's (Matt Damon's) name is close to that of real-life CIA agent Edwin Wilson, who was in [...]	D
Matt Damon and William Hurt appeared in Syriana (2005).	D
Robert De Niro had been working on this movie for ten years as his "pet project".	D
Robert De Niro and John Turturro appeared in Toro scatenato (1980) and Disastro a Hollywood (2008).	D
Two references to "Cardinal" were made in this movie, once in the beginning when the comment that "C [...]	D
As previously mentioned, there are two references to "Cardinal"; one in the beginning and one in the [...]	D
Philippe Vonlanthen was requested by Robert De Niro to be seen for the role of the "Cambridge Club B [...]	D
Joe Pesci's first movie in eight years.	D
The name "Bay of Pigs" is a direct translation of "Bahia de Cochinos".	D
Matt Damon and John Turturro appeared in Il giocatore - Rounders (1998).	D
James Horner was signed to compose the score, but quit due to creative differences with producer and [...]	D
Wayne Wang was set to direct, but management changes at Columbia Pictures ended Wang's involvement, [...]	D
William Hurt, Billy Crudup, and Josh Casaubon appeared in Too Big to Fail - Il crollo dei giganti (2 [...]	D
Dr. Fredericks (Sir Michael Gambon) was partly inspired by Alan Turing, a British mathematician who [...]	D
Eddie Redmayne and William Hurt appeared in The Yellow Handkerchief (2008).	D
Throughout the movie, several references to feet or shoes are made: General Sullivan's (Robert De Ni [...]	D
Theatrical movie debut of Eddie Redmayne (Edward Wilson, Jr.).	D
The character of Yuri Modin was loosely based on Soviet defector Anatoliy Golitsyn.	D
Matt Damon studied Gene Hackman's performance in The Conversation (1974) in preparation for this rol [...]	D
Jude Law was considered for the role of Edward Wilson.	D
John Frankenheimer was briefly attached to direct.	D
Edward Wilson's house in Washington, D.C. resembles the Spring Valley neighborhood in the northwest [...]	D
Amy Wright and William Hurt appeared in Turista per caso (1988).	D
Dr. Ibanez (Marcos Cohen) bears some similarities, and is probably a reference to, Jacobo Ãrbenz [...]	D
In memory of Gretchen Rau.	D
Eddie Redmayne played the son of Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie despite being only eleven and six yea [...]	D
One of two movies released in 2006 featuring Alec Baldwin and Matt Damon. The other being The Depart [...]	D
Joe Pesci appeared in one scene as a Mafia boss (Joseph Palmi) who, it is implied in this movie, is [...]	D
Archy Cummings (Billy Crudup) was partly based on real-life British traitor Kim Philby, who attended [...]	D
They give the "real" Valentin liquid LSD, which causes him to go crazy, ultimately restating that he [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Billy Crudup appeared in Sleepers (1996).	D
The filming location of the Deer Island Club was Great Camp Sagamore on Raquette Lake in the Adirond [...]	D
Eddie Redmayne and Matt Damon, who play father and son here, were in competition with one another fo [...]	D
Alec Baldwin and Lee Pace have both portrayed car maker John Z. DeLorean in film - Baldwin in Framin [...]	D
Stephanie Linus was considered for a role.	D
Matt Damon specifically noted that this movie, along with Syriana (2005), was a risky and hard-hitti [...]	D
The violinist providing the solo soundtrack near the end of the movie was Lindsay Deutsch, from Los [...]	D
When Edward Wilson (Matt Damon) and Richard Hayes (Lee Pace) are standing in the lobby of the under- [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Amy Wright appeared in Il cacciatore (1978).	D
Richard Hayes (Lee Pace) shares some similarities, including a similar name, to Allen Dulles' (C.I.A [...]	D
General Bill Sullivan (Robert De Niro) is partly based on General William "Wild Bill" Donovan. Donov [...]	D
Edward Wilson (Matt Damon) is partly based upon the founder of the C.I.A.'s counterintelligence oper [...]	D

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In the TELEX scene, the word "know" is incorrectly spelled "KONW".	D
In the last Congo scene, a "Charleston" finish Citroen 2CV can be seen. This model was not available [...]	D
As a Russian, Mironov should have had his wedding band on his right hand.	D
When the dollar bill serial number code is matched to the code sheet, the word "altar" on the sheet [...]	D
During a couple of scenes with Edward Wilson you can see a green screen reflection in his glasses.	D
When Wilson enters the tailor's shop in London 1941 during the blitz there is a sign above the count [...]	D
During a hallway scene early in the movie we see a water fountain that was not available in 1961.	D
In the flashback scene where he is remembering his father's suicide, Edward says that his father's A [...]	D
In the torture scene (1960), one of the songs the Russian spy sings, is "May There Always Be Sunshin [...]	D
When the amputated finger is removed from the can of coffee it is colored blue with a brighter blue [...]	D
After about half an hour of the movie when Edward is spying on Dr. Fredericks at the gathering of th [...]	D
The Finnish passport and driver's license include some questionable linguistic choices, which are he [...]	D
The last word in the phrase "We certify that this is" on the Gaim Swiss Bank check (right after Wils [...]	D
When Wilson copies the membership list of the American German Cultural Commitee, the list he copies [...]	D
When Edward is in Mironov's office, there's a picture of Mironov's family with two daughters. Howeve [...]	D
Just after the 45 minute mark, they play a recording of a jet engine. Only, this part of the movie i [...]	D
When Wilson is transferred to Berlin, the first original footage of the ruins of the city is subtitl [...]	D
Early in the film, in a scene set in April 1961, you can see a solid blue US Postal Service box on a [...]	D
Near the end of the film, there are two different scenes showing Agent Wilson reading his father's s [...]	D
When an audio analysis is being made of a tape recording, we see the technician using what appears t [...]	D
During the initial flashback to Edward's Yale days, the 'Buttercup' scene fades in on a pair of chai [...]	D
Edward and Laura watch a newsreel filmed in Poland under German occupation; Several days later - eno [...]	D
When Edward first meets General Sullivan, the General's cane moves around between shots.	D
When Edward is relating his closely guard secret about when he was a child hiding in his fathers clo [...]	D
In 'Washington 1946' a Volkswagen is clearly visible. This car was first imported to the USA in 1949 [...]	D
During Edward's stay in London during WW2 he is listening to a radio broadcast from a brown and crea [...]	D
When Edward has returned home from Europe and his son asks about his war service. While Edward is un [...]	D
When the Valentin Mironov #1/Yuri Modin character first contacts Wilson's office in 1953 (film inser [...]	D
In the office scene in 1961 we can see modern white plastic wall clocks and a modern tourchier floor [...]	D
During their rendezvous in the early 1960s, Wilson and Laura are shown emerging from the "Old Domini [...]	D
The scenes in war-time London show the characters walking outside at night under working street-ligh [...]	D
When Edward receives his orders from General Sullivan, the NCO who delivers the envelope wears, on h [...]	D
Early in 1946, baseball gloves would still be the split finger style with minimal webbing. Wilson's [...]	D
The list in Dr. Fredericks' briefcase that Wilson copies was clearly made with a computer. Of course [...]	D
It is about sunset-time when 6 year-old Edward runs into his parent's room and hides in the closet. [...]	D
While a Soviet spy is being interrogated, he makes reference to America's "military-industrial compl [...]	D
At the start of the film, it states England has declared war on Germany. It should have said that Br [...]	D
In the first of the Berlin scenes, set in 1945, in the background are two Soviet soldiers holding SK [...]	D
When Edward reveals Valentin to be a spy working for the Russians, there is a copy of Churchill, Tak [...]	D
Scenes set in wartime London include sounds of an air raid. The siren noise heard is for an American [...]	D
When Edward and Margaret are arguing in their room (a couple hours into the movie) the light switch [...]	D
When Wilson is chatting with Palmi, they both are wearing glasses with modern coatings.	D

Frase

Philip Allen: The Russians still live in the 19th [...]	D
Ulysses: Hello, I believe you know me as Ulysses. [...]	D
Ulysses: Friends can be enemies, and enemies frien [...]	D
[on tape] Edward Bell Wilson Jr.: Everything is a [...]	D
Dr. Fredericks: Get out while you can. While you s [...]	D
Arch Cummings: How did the Irish poet say it, hmm? [...]	D
Dr. Fredericks: The mental facility to detect cons [...]	D
[from trailer] Edward Wilson: It isn't about dedi [...]	D
[Bill Sullivan visits Ed at home to let him know t [...]	D
Edward Wilson: [to the First Mirinov after he play [...]	D
Clover Wilson: [after the first order of business [...]	D
Bill Sullivan: Did you know that Philip Allen was [...]	D
Edward Wilson: And, yet, a certain word, a glance, [...]	D
Bill Sullivan: I'm sorry for not standing, my fuck [...]	D
Sam Murach: You're asking me to give you FBI files [...]	D
Edward Wilson: [Negotiating with an aging mobster] [...]	D
[from trailer] Edward Wilson: You are never to te [...]	D
Edward Wilson: How do you know I am the right pers [...]	D
Philip Allen: They're a weakness of mine. When I w [...]	D
Edward Wilson: If we continue down this road, ther [...]	D
[last lines] Edward Wilson: [reading] They are ri [...]	D
Joseph Palmi: Let me ask you something. We Italian [...]	D
Philip Allen: [Explaining to Wilson about the U.S. [...]	D
Dr. Fredericks: The very qualities that make a goo [...]	D
Bill Sullivan: I'll be looking for patriotic, hono [...]	D
[from trailer] Bill Sullivan: You understand that [...]	D
Clover Wilson: [Clover and Edward, who only met fo [...]	D
Valentin Mironov #2: Soviet power is a myth. Great [...]	D
Ray Brocco: Tell me your fucking name!	D
Ulysses: When I was a soldier, my fingers were fro [...]	D
Philip Allen: You are going to have to learn, and [...]	D
[Richard Hayes and Ed Wilson walking into the new [...]	D
Bill Sullivan: [Discussing the new CIA with Wilson [...]	D
Ray Brocco: [Repeatedly to the Second Mironov] Wha [...]	D
[from trailer] Edward Wilson: My orders came thro [...]	D
[Ed Wilson at his desk in his office, Phillip Alle [...]	D
Bill Sullivan: My feet, they're cutting off pieces [...]	D
Philip Allen: [Referring to the chocolates he's ea [...]	D
[first lines, which are repeated with repeated pla [...]	D
Ray Brocco: You failed the polygraph, Mr. Mirinov. [...]	D
Edward Wilson: [Confronting having to kill an untr [...]	D
[At the Christmas party after the coup vs Dr. Iba� [...]	D
Bill Sullivan: I have to tell you, I have some rea [...]	D
Joseph Palmi: Let me ask you something... we Itali [...]	D
Richard Hayes: Tell us Mr. Wilson: Brother to Brot [...]	D
Dr. Fredericks: How do I know I can trust you? Dr [...]	D

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