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Titolo originale: Raging Bull
Regia: Martin Scorsese |
Anno: 1980
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Dramma
Tag: florida | new york city | jealousy | transporter | sports | brother | paranoia | violent husband | boxer | biography | fistfight | broken nose | domestic violence | black and white | over-the-hill fighter | bronx, new york city | boxing | dreary | depressing | audacious | harsh | melodramatic | tragic |
Cast: Robert De Niro | Cathy Moriarty | Joe Pesci | Frank Vincent | Nicholas Colasanto | Theresa Saldana | Mario Gallo | Frank Adonis | Joseph Bono | Frank Topham | Lori Anne Flax | Charles Scorsese | Don Dunphy | Bill Hanrahan | Rita Bennett | James V. Christy | Bernie Allen | Floyd Anderson | Gene LeBell | Harold Valan | Victor Magnotta | Johnny Barnes | John Thomas | Kenny Davis | Paul Carmello | Jimmy Lennon Sr. | Bobby Rings | Kevin Mahon | Marty Denkin | Shay Duffin | Eddie Mustafa Muhammad | Dick Whittington | Jack Lotz | Kevin Breslin | Louis Raftis | Frank Shain | Coley Wallace | Fritzie Higgins | George Latka | Fred Dennis | Robert B. Loring | Johnny Turner | Vern De Paul | Chuck Hassett | Ken Richards | Peter Fain | Billy Varga | Harvey Parry | Ted Husing | Michael Badalucco | Thomas Beansy Lobasso | Paul Forrest | Peter Petrella | Sal Serafino Tomassetti | Geraldine Smith | Mardik Martin | Maryjane Lauria | Linda Artuso | Peter Savage | Daniel P. Conte | Joe Malanga | Sabine Turco Jr. | Steve Orlando | Silvio García Jr. | John Arceri | Joseph A. Morale | James Dimodica | Robert Uricola | Andrea Orlando | Allan Malamud | D.J. Blair | Laura James | Richard McMurray | Mary Albee | Lisa Katz | Candy Moore | Richard A. Berk | Theodore Saunders | Noah Young | Nick Trisko | Lou Tiano | Bob Evan Collins | Wally K. Berns | Allen Joseph | Bob Aaron | Glenn Leigh Marshall | Martin Scorsese | Vincent Barbi | Joseph Bergmann | Scott Crawford | Dennis Crosswhite | Robert Dahdah | Vincent Di Paolo | Bruno DiGiorgi | Marty Farrell | R. Michael Givens | Charles Guardino | Bob Harks | Chuck Hicks | Michael Charles Hill | Walt La Rue | Angelo Lamonea | David LeBell | Tony Lip | Bill Mazer | Thomas Murphy | Gil Perkins | Jerry Schram | Glenn Stanton | John Turturro | McKenzie Westmore | Juergen J. Straub |

1941 - Jack La Motta inizia a tirare i primi pugni a New York, ma non riesce a sfondare perchè non vuole sottostare alle regole della malavita che controlla la boxe. Jack però é così bravo che riesce comunque a vincere il titolo della sua categoria. Ma gli anni dei trionfi passano ed arriva anche la crisi.
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Joey LaMotta first appears in the film during the scenes from the September 1941 fight between Jake [...] D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd. D
Jake LaMotta's brother Joseph sued the production for $2.5 million, for the film's alleged unflatter [...] D
Just after the 43:21 mark during the color home movie sequence, as Jake carries Vikki across the thr [...] D
As of October 2015, Cathy Moriarty has still never seen the film in its entirety. According to an in [...] D
The role of Jake LaMotta's wife was the last to be cast. Cathy Moriarty was working as a desk girl a [...] D
The word "fuck" is used one hundred fourteen times in this film. D
United Artists was very frustrated by the amount of time Martin Scorsese took during post-production [...] D
Frank Vincent also played a character named Batts in Martin Scorsese's Quei bravi ragazzi (1990). D
Producer Irwin Winkler first became involved in the film in 1975. It took roughly five years for the [...] D
According to producer Irwin Winkler, he and Robert De Niro didn't have many creative disagreements o [...] D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider. D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of the top 100 Most Heart-Pounding American M [...] D
To add to the documentary-like realism, Martin Scorsese wanted mainly amateur actors and newcomers a [...] D
The majority of the film, with Jake LaMotta as a younger man, including the boxing scenes, were shot [...] D
Cathy Moriarty's hair was set with corn syrup, which caused problems in the exterior scenes, because [...] D
On March 31, 1981, Robert De Niro's Best Actor Oscar win created a rarity in the Academy's history, [...] D
Robert De Niro kept a copy of Pauline Kael's scathing review of the film with his penned in retorts [...] D
Robert De Niro did as many as one thousand rounds, when training with the real Jake LaMotta. He thou [...] D
The cross that once hung over Martin Scorsese's parents' bed can be seen hanging over Jake LaMotta a [...] D
According to Martin Scorsese, the script took only two weeks to write on the island of St. Martin in [...] D
Robert De Niro won his previous Oscar for playing the young Vito Corleone in The Godfather: Part II. [...] D
In his DVD commentary, screenwriter Paul Schrader expresses a very different analysis of Jake LaMott [...] D
When the studio vehemently opposed Martin Scorsese's plans to shoot the feature in black and white, [...] D
According to Martin Scorsese on the DVD commentary, this was going to be one of eight boxing movies [...] D
Martin Scorsese claims that nothing should be read into his using the Fronte del porto (1954) quote. [...] D
During a spat with his wife Irma ( Lori Anne Flax ), Jake yells out the window and threatens to kill [...] D
Martin Scorsese was, at one stage, so startled by Robert De Niro's weight gain that he shut down pro [...] D
Another well-known film to feature "Cavalleria Rusticana - Intermezzo" on the soundtrack was Il padr [...] D
The Fronte del porto (1954) monologue, recited by Robert De Niro as Jake LaMotta, was originally spo [...] D
Was voted the third greatest sports movie of all time after Rocky (1976) and Bull Durham - Un gioco [...] D
Jake LaMotta was childhood friends with Rocky Graziano, whose life was also made into a movie, Lass� [...] D
The original script was vetoed by producer Steven Bach after he told Martin Scorsese and Robert De N [...] D
The scene where Vicki LaMotta is first introduced to Jake LaMotta by the chain-linked fence was comp [...] D
According to Martin Scorsese on the DVD, when first screening some test 8mm footage of Robert De Nir [...] D
The rooftop wedding scene was directed by Martin Scorsese's father Charles Scorsese after he fell il [...] D
This differs radically from other boxing movies like "Rocky (1976)" and "Il guerriero del ring (1981 [...] D
Meeting resistance from United Artists about making a boxing film with a dark anti-hero, producers I [...] D
Cathy Moriarty's film debut. McKenzie Westmore's film debut. D
The first film from the 80's to be inducted into the National Film Registry. D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list. D
John Turturro makes his film debut as the man at table at Webster Hall. Turturro and Robert De Niro [...] D
Beverly D'Angelo auditioned for the role of Jake's wife, Vicki LaMotta. She also auditioned for the [...] D
The television commentary during Jake LaMotta's last fight with Sugar Ray Robinson when he loses the [...] D
Executives at United Artists were very reluctant to finance the film, as they were perturbed by the [...] D
To show up better on black-and-white film, Hershey's chocolate syrup was used for blood. The makers [...] D
Before this film, cinematographer Michael Chapman had never shot in black and white. He drew inspira [...] D
Martin Scorsese had trouble figuring out how he would cut together the last fight between Jake LaMot [...] D
The real life Jake LaMotta appears as the Bartender in The Hustler (1962). Martin Scorsese, director [...] D
Robert De Niro gave Martin Scorsese the book Raging Bull in 1974, during the time, Scorsese was work [...] D
No original music was composed for the film. All of the music was taken from the works of an Italian [...] D
When Martin Scorsese visited some boxing matches, he was immediately struck by two images: the blood [...] D
Joe Pesci is six months older than Robert De Niro, despite playing his younger brother. D
Robert De Niro read the autobiography of Jake LaMotta while filming "Il padrino - Parte II (1974)" a [...] D
In 1978, Martin Scorsese was at an all-time low after his last movie New York, New York (1977) had b [...] D
The Biblical quote at the end of the film ("All that I know is that I was blind, and now I can see") [...] D
Robert De Niro and Cathy Moriarty appeared in Un boss sotto stress (2002). D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 Greatest American Movies. D
Neither director of photography Michael Chapman nor Martin Scorsese could get the right look for the [...] D
When Paul Schrader was working on the script, he put in numerous shocking moments, such as Jake LaMo [...] D
Robert De Niro gained a record sixty pounds to play the older Jake LaMotta, and Joe Pesci lost weigh [...] D
Jake (Robert De Niro) asks Joey (Joe Pesci) "Did you fuck my wife?" Martin Scorsese didn't think tha [...] D
In Florida, Jake has two cars in his driveway - a 1950 and a 1953 Cadillac Series 62 convertible. Th [...] D
Robert De Niro accidentally broke Joe Pesci's rib in a sparring scene. This shot appears in the film [...] D
Martin Scorsese: Asking Jake LaMotta to go on stage. D
Jake's car, when he first meets Vickie in New York City, is a 1942 Packard Six Custom convertible co [...] D
To visually achieve Jake's growing desperation, diminishing stature and perceptual distortion, Marti [...] D
The early scene where Jake violently argues with his wife over a steak was inspired by a childhood m [...] D
Lori Anne Flax landed the part of Jake LaMotta's first wife Irma by sheer luck. She learned about th [...] D
Jake LaMotta's first wife Irma ( Lori Anne Flax ) disappears from the story after her last rant at J [...] D
Robert De Niro had already been very well acquainted with Jake LaMotta since 1974, when LaMotta gave [...] D
Jake and Joey LaMotta both lived to the age of 95 years old. D
The first of seven movies Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci made together. The others being C'era una vol [...] D
The home movie sequences were in color, to make them stand out from the rest of the film. Another re [...] D
The boxing scenes amount to barely ten minutes of the film's running time. D
Italian censorship visa # 76223 delivered on 5 February 1981. D
United Artists was unable to actively promote this movie for awards consideration, as it was then em [...] D
Of all of the great dramatic films in history, it was the great Buster Keaton's comedy Se perdo la p [...] D
Martin Scorsese taught Spike Lee film directing at New York University. Spike's first movie, Lola Da [...] D
Michelle Pfeiffer auditioned unsuccessfully for a supporting role with Robert De Niro in Los Angeles [...] D
According to director of photography Michael Chapman, the actual fight scenes were filmed at the nor [...] D
Although only a few minutes of boxing appear in the movie, they were so precisely choreographed that [...] D
Charles Scorsese: Martin Scorsese's father is one of the mob wiseguys crowding the LaMotta brothers [...] D
The opening sequence, in which Jake prances around a ring in slow motion, featured the lighting from [...] D
Was voted the 4th best film of all time in AFI's 10th anniversary of the 100 Years... 100 Movies ser [...] D
It was claimed in this film that Jake LaMotta was never knocked down, but in real life, LaMotta was [...] D
Jake LaMotta's autobiography, co-written with friend Peter Savage, omitted mention of his brother, a [...] D
Chocolate syrup was used as blood in the black and white fight sequences, D
The boxing scenes were originally scheduled to be filmed over a period of five weeks. However, becau [...] D
This marked the first time since his first film "Chi sta bussando alla mia porta? (1967)" that Marti [...] D
Irwin Winkler raised money for this movie by getting people in assisted living homes to be extras in [...] D
In preparation for his role, Robert De Niro went through extensive physical training, then entered i [...] D
The first film of the 1980s inducted into the National Film Registry (1990), and the first film indu [...] D
The first of three movies where editor Thelma Schoonmaker won an Oscar for a Martin Scorsese movie. [...] D
Sound effects for punches landing were made by squashing melons and tomatoes. Sound effects for came [...] D
Nicholas Colasanto's character, Tommy Como, is based on the real-life mobster Frank Carbo, who basic [...] D
The real Jake LaMotta was partially deaf for most of his life, so most of his anger came out of not [...] D
Joe Pesci wasn't told that De Niro would attack him in the 'Did you f.**** my wife scene to get adde [...] D
Producer Roderick Powell is developing a biopic based on the life of Vikki LaMotta. Vikki was portra [...] D
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #4 Greatest Movie of All Time. D
Was voted the 5th Greatest film of all time by Entertainment Weekly. D
It was based on the strength of their performances in the low budget Backstreet (1976) that Martin S [...] D
Paul Schrader was directing Hardcore (1979), when Robert De Niro talked to him about needing help wi [...] D
The film was edited in Martin Scorsese's New York City apartment every night after filming for the d [...] D
To achieve the feeling of brotherhood between the two lead actors, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci live [...] D
Ranked #1 on the American Film Institute's list of the ten greatest films in the genre "Sports", in [...] D
Joey LaMotta's phone number is 555-2463. D
Jodie Foster didn't audition for this movie. Producers didn't find her suitable for the character of [...] D
Part of a cycle of ring fighter movies, mostly boxing, some wrestling, initiated by the box office a [...] D
Martin Scorsese was worried about the Fronte del porto (1954) recitation because he knew he'd be inv [...] D
During the Academy Award ceremony where the movie was nominated for eight Oscars, director Martin Sc [...] D
Martin Scorsese has a brief cameo at the end of the movie as the stage manager informing LaMotta of [...] D
This was the first of four times Martin Scorsese worked with Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Frank Vi [...] D
Late Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan stated in an interview that this film changed his life D
A boxing ball was set up just outside the boxing ring for Robert De Niro to punch on in between take [...] D
Martin Scorsese's frequent collaborator, Mardik Martin, was asked to write the first draft of the sc [...] D
Sharon Stone also auditioned for the role of Vicki LaMotta. She would eventually work with Martin Sc [...] D
The scenes of the younger Jake LaMotta begin with his first professional loss in a fight against Jim [...] D
According to the book "The Academy Awards: The Complete Unofficial History" by J. Piazza and G. Kinn [...] D
The film takes place in 1941, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1956, 1957, 1958, and [...] D
Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci are really punching each other in the famous "hit me" scene. D
Thelma Schoonmaker's husband, director Michael Powell, was consulted about the weight gain scenes. I [...] D
Martin Scorsese shunned the idea of filming the boxing scenes with multiple cameras. Instead, he pla [...] D
Robert De Niro's performance as Jake LaMotta is ranked #10 on Premiere Magazine's 100 Greatest Perfo [...] D
This film was selected into the National Film Registry in 1990 for being "culturally, historically, [...] D
The reasons why the film was made in black and white were for period authenticity, but mainly to dif [...] D
When the real Jake LaMotta saw the movie, he said it made him break down in tears and realize for th [...] D
Debbie Harry auditioned for the role of Vickie La Motta but did not get it. Debbie: "I was auditioni [...] D
Most of the fight scenes were shot through an intense light source to obtain a slight mirage within [...] D
LaMotta's color family house movie sequence was personally scraped by Martin Scorsese with a coat ha [...] D

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As Jake hurries to the bathroom after pouring ice water down his shorts, the top of a crewmember's h [...] D
Tommy Como's hand position changes between shots when he has his arm around Jake when sitting at Tom [...] D
A rubber tube, to carry fake blood, is visible behind Janiro's nose as Jake punches it. D
Jake LaMotta is portrayed deliberately throwing a fight against the "still undefeated" Billy Fox on [...] D
When Jake is in the phone booth towards the end of the movie saying that he wouldn't be able to rais [...] D
When Joey supposedly kisses Vicki on the lips Jake is clearly looking away at the TV trying to fix i [...] D
When Jake is in the bathroom pouring ice water down his pants, the bruise on his eye has disappeared [...] D
As Joey is punching his brother Jake in Jake's kitchen, blood appears on Jake's face. When Joey stop [...] D
When Jake is sitting by the TV arguing with Joey, the bunny ears on the TV change positions between [...] D
In the entrance to the last fight as Jake makes his way to the ring you can hear the ring announcer [...] D
When Jake and Joey are trying to set the TV antenna towards the end of the film, the screen noise pa [...] D
In Jake's nightclub in 1956, background music is Frank Sinatra's 1957 recording of Come Fly With Me. D
When Jake follows Joey into the parking garage, hip-hop-style graffiti is visible outside it. D
When Joey and Salvy are told to shake hands (after the fight), their hands are interlocked in one sh [...] D
Ring announcer's glasses in opening match. D
Early in the film when Jake is leaning out of a back window, shouting, he is leaning right out of th [...] D
In a shot that introduces Jake's post-boxing life in Florida, the license tags of his two Cadillacs [...] D
Early on in the movie, Jake tells Joey to punch him. Joey does so, repeatedly, and leaves his ring o [...] D
When Jake upsets a drink at a customer's table, it wets the front of the dress of a seated woman. In [...] D
When Jake and Joey are sitting at the kitchen table, Jake tells Joey to grab a towel to hit him. Whe [...] D
In 1956 at Jake LaMotta's club, Jake asks the girls at the bar if they're 21, but the drinking age i [...] D
When Vicki is sitting in the car outside Jake's club, telling him she's divorcing him, Jake, standin [...] D
The wetness of Joey's suit jacket after he comes in out of the pouring rain into the building to tal [...] D
Jake is shown knocking out Tony Janiro. Jake is then announced the winner by "unanimous decision." D
When Jake is being locked up in the Dade County jail, one of the guards has his hat fall to the floo [...] D
Joey and Jake attend a dance that occurs on "Saturday," 6 August 1941. This date was a Wednesday. D
When Jake is kissing Mrs. Bronson's hand in his nightclub, the camera changes angles and now both th [...] D

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Jake La Motta: They got some balls. Some balls. I [...] D
Tommy Como: Why does he make it so hard on himself [...] D
Jake La Motta: [talking about Janiro] Yeah, he's a [...] D
Jake La Motta: Did you fuck my wife? Joey LaMotta [...] D
Joey LaMotta: What are ya thinkin' about? Ya keep [...] D
Jake La Motta: I heard things. D
Jake La Motta: Is it done? Irma: No, it's not don [...] D
Joey LaMotta: Hey Jack, I just explained the whole [...] D
Salvy Batts: You know he's got to be with Tommy to [...] D
Joey LaMotta: [over the phone, when no one answers [...] D
Jake La Motta: Come here. Now, touch my boo-boos. [...] D
Jake La Motta: [crying] What'd I do? What'd I do? [...] D
Jake La Motta: Look at that. Look how they make me [...] D
Joey LaMotta: They only gave him that fuckin' deci [...] D
Joey LaMotta: She ain't the kind of girl you just [...] D
Vicki LaMotta: Are you sure we should be doin' thi [...] D
[to Joey] Jake La Motta: Shut up. You just shut u [...] D
Vicki LaMotta: What am I supposed to do? I'm 20 ye [...] D
Jake La Motta: "When I come home at night, my wife [...] D
Jake La Motta: Don't give me that look, Joey. I go [...] D
Jake La Motta: You know what's botherin' me? My ha [...] D
Jake La Motta: Hey, Joey, you don't understand. Yo [...] D
Tommy Como: [after Janiro fight] He ain't pretty n [...] D
Joey LaMotta: You think it's easy? Why don't you t [...] D
[Just after Sugar Ray Robinson won an early fight [...] D
Jake La Motta: I got these small hands. I got a li [...] D
[Sugar Ray Robinson has just battered Jake La Mott [...] D
Joey LaMotta: You want me to hit you? Jake La Mot [...] D
Jake La Motta: Friends. They're in a huddle. Big b [...] D
Joey LaMotta: If you win, you win. If you lose, yo [...] D
Jake La Motta: Why? Why'd you do it? Why? You're s [...] D
Jake La Motta: Did Salvy fuck Vickie? Joey LaMott [...] D
[first lines] Jake La Motta: I remember those che [...] D
Joey LaMotta: [to his young son] If I see you put [...] D
Jake La Motta: Larry! D
Vicki LaMotta: I feel like I'm a prisoner. I can't [...] D
Joey LaMotta: Who is this? Sal, is that you. I can [...] D
Jake La Motta: [talks about Janiro] I'm gonna open [...] D
Comedian: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. It's [...] D
Jake La Motta: What am I gonna do? If that's what [...] D
Jake La Motta: She says he's pretty. Joey LaMotta [...] D
Jake La Motta: I'm gonna win. There's no way I'm g [...] D
[last title card] Title card: So, for the second [...] D
Jake La Motta: [kiss] Take off my pants. [kiss] [...] D
Jake La Motta: Who's an animal? Your mother's an a [...] D
[last lines] Jake La Motta: Go get 'em, champ. [ [...] D
Vicki LaMotta: I fucked all of 'em. Tommy, Salvy, [...] D

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