Oceano di fuoco - Hidalgo

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The start of the race was one of the most difficult scenes to film. Many of the horses started [...]	D
When distributed in Egypt, the Arabic translation of "fifth wife" is "fourth wife" since in Isl [...]	D
Lady Anne shares her name with Lady Anne Blunt, a baroness who was an avid Arabian horse breede [...]	D
Viggo Mortensen was cast based on his performance in The Lord of the Rings trilogy.	D
Halfway through the film's original theatrical trailer, "Going The Distance," a Bill Conti comp [...]	D
Computer graphics were used to cover the crew's tracks and give the desert a pristine look.	D
Sheikh Riyadh asks Hopkins if he would like to play cards. Hopkins declines, claiming he's not [...]	D
Viggo Mortensen made his own hatband out of a hank of hair from a horse's tail.	D
Viggo Mortensen did many of his own stunts and horse riding in the movie.	D
First theatrical trailer was released with Il Signore degli Anelli - Le due torri (2002), to ca [...]	D
The characters of Viggo Mortensen (Frank T. Hopkins) in Hidalgo, and of Tom Cruise (Nathan Algr [...]	D
Was released in movie theaters as a Disney movie, but changed to Touchstone Pictures for the VH [...]	D
Omar Sharif was cast while filming Monsieur Ibrahim e i fiori del Corano (2003). Before that, h [...]	D
The design team created edible locusts out of paper, sugar, onion skin, and a pretzel-like mate [...]	D
The Shiekh's daughter pronounces "Calamity" as "ka-la-Mah-ti". A popular woman's name in India [...]	D
Screenwriter John Fusco did not intend the movie to be seen as any kind of political allegory. [...]	D
Viggo Mortensen purchased the horse who played the title character (T.J.) after this film was c [...]	D
There were real-life descendants of both the Lakota and US cavalrymen serving as extras in the [...]	D
In the beginning of the film, after the massacre of Wounded Knee, we see chief Big Foot lying d [...]	D
Screenwriter John Fusco got the idea for the film when doing research for Cuore di tuono (1992) [...]	D
Twenty-five different animal species appear in the movie.	D
While the film claims to be "based on a true story," it's more likely that it was just a story [...]	D
Johnny Depp revealed in sworn testimony at his defamation trial against Amber Heard that Disney [...]	D
John Fusco named one of his horses Hidalgo while he was writing the movie.	D
Viggo Mortensen took photos of the Ghost Dancers on set and published them in a book called Miy [...]	D
The final horse scene was filmed in Browning, Montana. 550 different horses were used in that s [...]	D
In screenwriter John Fusco's Cuore di tuono (1992), the main character also has a vision of Gho [...]	D
A strong cross-wind created dangerous conditions for the beginning of the race. Joe Johnston re [...]	D
This was the last major released film to be available on VHS	D
Viggo Mortensen gathered a bag full of earth at the real Wounded Knee and strewed it around the [...]	D
The look of the locust swarm is based on a scene in La buona terra (1937).	D
The horse who plays Al-Hattal is a black Arabian show champion named TC Bey Cedar. He is owned [...]	D
The New York docks are actually a parking lot in Southern California.	D
120 real locusts were used in the locust storm scene, along with prop locusts and computer grap [...]	D
The scene when Frank realizes his knife is too short to fight the swordsman, and decides to thr [...]	D
Five "American Paint Horse Association" registered Paint Horses played the role of Hidalgo.	D

Connessioni

Shrek 2	D
America's First Horse: Hidalgo and the Spanish Mustang	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Shutter Island/The Ghost Writer/Happy Tears	D
Oggetti di scena: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids	D
Troldspejlet: Episode #32.5	D
Legendy mirovogo kino: Omar Sharif	D
Celebrated: Viggo Mortensen	D
Penn & Teller: Bullshit!: The Bible: Fact or Fiction?	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #28.71	D

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When Frank looks up at the Statue of Liberty, see she is holding the new gold torch that replaced t [...]	D
When Frank releases Hidalgo into the wild, Hidalgo is wearing horseshoes. They would eventually fal [...]	D
When Hidalgo collapses just before Frank has his visions he has black markings in a horseshoe patte [...]	D
When Frank is telling Jazira about his Native American background, he says that "shunka wankan" is [...]	D
Damascus is the finish line for the race. In the movie, the finish line is just yards from the ocea [...]	D
When Frank is in the sheik's tent for the first time, and the sheik's horse goes through the tent, [...]	D
When offered a smoke by Sheikh Riyadh, Frank takes out a cigarette, which remains unlit until he ta [...]	D
One of the purebred Arabian horses is actually an Andalusian. Although it's not totally implausible [...]	D
When Frank goes to shake the Sheik's hand, he is told the Sheik can't touch him or he will lose his [...]	D
When Frank Hopkins is applying shaving cream to himself, he spreads it all around his chin. In the [...]	D
When Frank is racing to the finish at the end of the movie, supposedly riding Hildalgo bareback, a [...]	D
Hopkins is repeatedly depicted as fanning his pistol. This is a wildly inaccurate method and was ne [...]	D
The well scene features British soldiers preventing the main character from getting water. The Brit [...]	D
A pointed star rowell is shown on Frank's spur. No cowboy with a good, well-trained horse would use [...]	D
When Frank and Lady Anne are sitting having a conversation outside the tent halfway through the rac [...]	D
When "Cowboy" has a rope around Hidalgo's neck, pulling him out of the trap in the trap in the dese [...]	D
When Hopkins boards the City of Paris, men are climbing rigging in the background. The rigging does [...]	D
Frank rides in to rescue the sheikh's daughter dressed as a Bedouin. However he is still on a very [...]	D
The blood on Hidalgo's nose as he approaches the finish line disappears for one shot.	D
During the course of the movie, the pattern on the right side of Hidalgo's neck changes. At his sho [...]	D
It is mentioned that the race goes through Iraq and Syria, but they did not exist as nations until [...]	D
Such a see-through yashmak like the one Jazira is wearing would be absolutely unacceptable in Musli [...]	D
During the escape in the rescue of Jazira, gates are slammed and barred in Hildalgo's path, but the [...]	D
The British soldiers are seen to have Lee Enfield rifles and Webley pistols. The Lee Enfield was no [...]	D
After Jazira feeds Hidalgo the camel's milk and talks to Frank, her veil is alternately (not) cover [...]	D
When Frank is handcuffed in the tent and about to be castrated, the "torture aid" opens his case an [...]	D
While the train is pulling out prior to Hopkins getting off it shows the rail cars using a knuckle [...]	D
When Aziz threatens Frank with a dagger, Buffalo Bill pulls out a gun. The dagger disappears from A [...]	D
In the leopard attack scene, the leopards simply disappear after fighting with Frank. They are neve [...]	D

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Annie Oakley: We're betting on the last American [...]	D
Sheik Riyadh: Never before has a foreigner parta [...]	D
Aziz: Have you never seen a slave market, Mr. Fr [...]	D
Yusef: You survived the sandstorm. Allah must ha [...]	D
Sheik Riyadh: How is the coffee? If you were to [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: I'd take a warm gin over ice a [...]	D
Sheik Riyadh: [Frank offers his Colt to the Shei [...]	D
Buffalo Bill Cody: Hidalgo is a legend. He's nev [...]	D
Jazira: What does this mean? Frank T. Hopkins: [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: Nobody hurts my horse.	D
Jazira: Goodbye... Blue Child.	D
Frank T. Hopkins: [sees the sandstorm] What in h [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: I ain't too much of a gambler, [...]	D
Jazira: I would know you only as a white man. F [...]	D
[last lines] Frank T. Hopkins: Let 'er buck. [...]	D
Aziz: You are most wise to tie your horse. Were [...]	D
Jazira: I do not know if you are a good as it is [...]	D
Aziz: What shall I tell his Excellency? Frank T [...]	D
Sheik Riyadh: And you, an impure unbeliever in t [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: [after Hidalgo has thrown him [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: A gift from above, not a plagu [...]	D
Sheik Riyadh: Tell me about this Wyatt Earp... a [...]	D
Jazira: [without niqab] Why do I feel that you t [...]	D
Major Davenport: Have you ever killed any red In [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: Western justice, partner.	D
Preston Webb: Well, I didn't ride eleven-hundred [...]	D
Lady Anne Davenport: Tell me, Mr. Hopkins, what [...]	D
Prince Bin Al Reeh: You will not defeat me. I am [...]	D
[first lines] Frank T. Hopkins: [to Hidalgo] C' [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: When you're in a desert, the s [...]	D
Prince Bin Al Reeh: I could defeat any rider in [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: For a man of such high rank yo [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: [put his hat down next to Hida [...]	D
Jaffa: If any harm has befallen the child, I sha [...]	D
Jazira: The Indians of the West. You have seen t [...]	D
Buffalo Bill Cody: [about Hopkins] Can cross the [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: Get out of here mister. Leave [...]	D
[the Sheik offers to shake Frank's hand] Frank [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: Tell him to fetch more water. [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: Mister... you can say anything [...]	D
Frank T. Hopkins: Only fools or gamblers walk be [...]	D

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