The Aviator

Titolo originale: The Aviator
Regia: Martin Scorsese |
Anno: 2004
Origine: Germany | United States of America |
Generi: Dramma
Tag: ladykiller | pilot | biography | womanizer | phobia | aviation | u.s. congress | flying boat | test flight |
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio | Cate Blanchett | Kate Beckinsale | John C. Reilly | Alec Baldwin | Alan Alda | Ian Holm | Danny Huston | Gwen Stefani | Jude Law | Adam Scott | Matt Ross | Kelli Garner | Frances Conroy | Brent Spiner | Stanley DeSantis | Edward Herrmann | Willem Dafoe | Kenneth Welsh | J.C. MacKenzie | Jacob Davich | Amy Sloan | Sam Hennings | Joe Chrest | Rufus Wainwright | Harry Standjofski | Vince Giordano | Josie Maran | Justin Shilton | Arthur Holden | Raymond Ducasse | Joseph P. Reidy | Stéphane Demers | Yves Jacques | Loudon Wainwright III | Jason Cavalier | Chris Ufland | Al Dubois | Alan Toy | Sebastian Tillinger | Francesca Scorsese | Charlotte Scott | James Bradford | Joe Cobden | Linda E. Smith | Alan Fawcett | Jordan St. James | David Purdham | Kevin O'Rourke | Lisa Bronwyn Moore | Emma Campbell | Martha Wainwright | Vincent Laresca | Matt Holland | Dennis St John | Keith Campbell | Al Vandecruys | James Rae | Kathleen McAuliffe | Nellie Sciutto | Terry Haig | James McNamara | John Koensgen | Vladimir Kuznetsov Smith | Mark Akeson | Jason Pollard | Heather Petrone | Danielle Franke | Meghan Elizabeth | Elizabeth DeCicco | Elisa Dyann | Isabelle Champeau | Al Coronel | Gerardo Lo Dico | Anne V. Coates | Brian T. Lynch |

Gli anni d'oro dell'eccentrico miliardario Howard Hughes, industriale, produttore, regista, progettista e aviatore, ma ancora più celebre per i suoi amori per le dive più belle e famose dell'epoca.

Approfondimenti

Leonardo DiCaprio and John C. Reilly previously co-starred in Buon compleanno Mr. Grape (1993). [...] D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee of the year to be nominated for Original Screenplay. D
Four of the miniature airplanes used in creating the effects for this movie are now on display [...] D
Cate Blanchett had three different red-hair wigs for this movie. D
Standing six feet (1.83 meters) tall, Leonardo DiCaprio is four inches smaller than the actual [...] D
Nicole Kidman was also considered for the role of Katharine Hepburn. When the scheduled start d [...] D
The original screenplay was inspired by the book "Howard Hughes: The Untold Story" by Peter Har [...] D
Loudon Wainwright III, Rufus Wainwright, Martha Wainwright: Each appear as vocalists at the Coc [...] D
Martin Scorsese initially approached cinematographer Janusz Kaminski to film this movie, but he [...] D
Cate Blanchett's portrayal of Katharine Hepburn makes her the first performer to win an Oscar f [...] D
Leonardo DiCaprio and Alec Baldwin would star together in another Martin Scorsese movie The Dep [...] D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die," edited by Steven Schneider. D
Cate Blanchett felt that accurately reproducing Katharine Hepburn's distinctive upper class New [...] D
In his speech at the Golden Globe Awards, Leonardo DiCaprio revealed that Michael Mann had a ha [...] D
The Hughes H-1 speed record breaking aircraft was expected to have been depicted in this movie [...] D
Several cast members in this movie have been directed by Woody Allen: Alan Alda in Crimini e mi [...] D
Steven Spielberg was interested in directing a Howard Hughes biopic. D
Francesca Scorsese's debut. D
Kate Beckinsale and Alec Baldwin have previously starred in Pearl Harbor (2001), although they [...] D
The hangar in which the real-life Howard Hughes partially built his famous "Spruce Goose" airpl [...] D
In preparation for her role as Katharine Hepburn, Cate Blanchett learned to play tennis and gol [...] D
Two scenes were filmed aboard the retired ocean liner R.M.S. Queen Mary, permanently berthed in [...] D
Howard Hughes claimed that the Mitsubishi Zero was copied after his H-1 racer because of severa [...] D
Director Martin Scorsese requested that Cate Blanchett watch the first fifteen movies of Kathar [...] D
During her argument with Howard about the telephone bugs, Ava Gardner (Beckinsale) asks, "What [...] D
Martin Scorsese: In a tuxedo and slicked hair, pulling a woman from behind Hughes as he walks t [...] D
Katharine Hepburn also appeared in La regina d'Africa (1951) for director John Huston, who was [...] D
The Marvel Comics character Tony Stark AKA Ironman, portrayed famously by Robert Downey Jr. in [...] D
Alan Alda avoided watching newsreel footage of the real Senator Owen Brewster. Alda felt that p [...] D
Jane Lynch's scenes as Amelia Earhart were cut from the movie. D
The winning of the Best Cinematography Oscar has been attributed to the unique use of period co [...] D
Martin Scorsese claims that he paid $500,000 of his own money to cover over-budget expenses. D
Theatrical movie debut of Gwen Stefani. Martin Scorsese was looking for someone to fill the rol [...] D
The theme played after Katharine Hepburn tells Howard that she's leaving him, and after the sce [...] D
Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35, "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the end [...] D
One of a handful of dramatic feature films about Howard Hughes. These include: The Aviator (200 [...] D
Gwen Stefani was roughly 34 years old at the time she played Jean Harlow, who was only 19 years [...] D
The music played just before the plane crash of Hughes (also used earlier in the movie), is the [...] D
This movie's wide release date in the United States, December 24, 2004, would have been Howard [...] D
Also in preparation for his role as Howard Hughes, Leonardo DiCaprio spent some time with an O. [...] D
First movie by director Martin Scorsese to gross over $100 million in the U.S. D
The real Howard Hughes was still married to Ella Botts Rice during the production of Gli angeli [...] D
This was the first feature film with which Leonardo DiCaprio's production company "Appian Way" [...] D
The budget for the costumes was $2 million. D
In 2020, Martin Scorsese told the New York Times that he seriously considered retiring from fil [...] D
Received the most Academy Award nominations for 2005, with eleven total. D
Hughes' "flying yacht", which was used in the scenes with Katharine Hepburn was a replica of a [...] D
The screenplay is credited to John Logan, who had earlier written the TV movie "RKO 281", about [...] D
This movie's prints came from a digital intermediate. This digital master has been digitally gr [...] D
Angelina Jolie revealed in a 2021 interview that she was offered a major role, but declined it [...] D
When Hughes is being sworn in for his testimony before congress, there is a flurry of flashbulb [...] D
The only Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio film rated PG-13. D
According to Martin Scorsese, filming was completed in ninety-one days. D
Kate calls Howard by the pet name "city mouse". She, in contrast, would be the country mouse. T [...] D
Freckles were painstakingly painted onto Cate Blanchett's face, arms, and chest to make her res [...] D
Leonardo DiCaprio spent a day with Jane Russell to hear her memories and impressions of Howard [...] D
In 1938, when Hughes approaches Katharine Hepburn, he asks her if she would like to play a roun [...] D
Purely adjusted for inflation, Gli angeli dell'inferno (1930) approximately $4M budget, would b [...] D
Michael Mann was originally going to direct this movie, but having directed back-to-back biopic [...] D
Production was delayed in October 2003, when wildfires in southern California burned several se [...] D
Noah Dietrich, who was the business manager of Howard Hughes, is portrayed by Ed Flanders in Th [...] D
Howard Hughes and Ava Gardner once had a physical fight in the office of Louis B. Mayer. During [...] D
Anne V. Coates: The editor of Lawrence d'Arabia (1962) and The Elephant Man (1980) appears as o [...] D
Features Alan Alda's only Oscar-nominated performance. D
The cast includes four Oscar winners: Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Anne V. Coates, and Ma [...] D
Jude Law starred in this movie with Leonardo DiCaprio. Jude also starred in Il talento di Mr. R [...] D
Many had tried to produce a Howard Hughes biopic before this. Among the failed attempts are: 1. [...] D
Kate Beckinsale gained twenty pounds for her portrayal of Ava Gardner. D
The two-engine flying boat, seen numerous times in the movie (including when Howard & Kate fly [...] D
The movie's portrayal of Faith Domergue mixes details of her life with that of Mamie Van Doren, [...] D
Barry Pepper was due to play Howard Hughes' chief engineer, Glenn Odekirk, but due to prior com [...] D
Director Martin Scorsese designed each year in this movie to look just the way a color movie fr [...] D
When then XF-11 spy plane crashed, the wing crashed through the roof of the home of movie and T [...] D
Bob Hoskins was originally considered for the role of Senator Owen Brewster. D
Leonardo DiCaprio received an Oscar nomination for playing Howard Hughes, as had Jason Robards, [...] D
Gwyneth Paltrow was originally signed on to play Ava Gardner, but dropped out. She was replaced [...] D
Released through Miramax Films, whose parent company was The Walt Disney Company. Before formin [...] D
Howard Hughes' Los Angeles house in this movie was actually the house in which he lived on Muir [...] D

Connessioni

Nessun dato in archivio

Domande

Nessun dato in archivio

Errori

Howard Hughes replies to Mrs. Hepburn's statement "we don't care about money" with "that's because [...] D
When Hughes asks how long can the Civil Aeronautics Board keep the Constellations grounded, Frye re [...] D
The dialog places the scene where Hughes shows Frye and Gross the XF-11 on Christmas Night 1944, bu [...] D
When Hughes is checking the control panel mock-ups for the Hercules, his hands are on/off the contr [...] D
In a shot with the Hercules aircraft in the background, a painter is seen applying paint to the nos [...] D
The wedding ring on Mrs. Hughes' left hand as she reaches for the soap tin is a plain gold band, wh [...] D
Robert Gross's eyeglasses are too thin and modern for the time period. D
As Hughes is on the phone ordering Reel 10 to be re-run, his right index finger is pointed. When he [...] D
There are references to both Ava Gardner and Linda Darnell well before either became a movie actres [...] D
As Hughes complains about the airplane footage, his arms are moving in a circular motion in one sho [...] D
As Hughes finishes shaving as he talks to Hepburn, there is still foam on his chin. As he moves to [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, as Dr. Hepburn asks Hughes if he reads, Hughes handles a fork and a [...] D
Before the man throws the crumpled-up paper ball at Errol Flynn, a couple passes between them, disa [...] D
During the speed runs of the H-1, Hughes increases engine power for each run, as evidenced by the i [...] D
When Howard arrives at the Hepburns', and the dog greets him, there is a visible laser pointer on t [...] D
The bulbs that Howard and Harlow are stepping on and breaking at the premier aren't camera flash bu [...] D
When Katharine and Howard drive up to the Hepburn estate, it is sunny. When she gets out of the car [...] D
In the projection room with Dietrich, Hughes jots down notes with his right hand. When he is at Ava [...] D
Hughes has cellophane wrapped on the yoke of the plane he flies Katharine in, yet the stick of the [...] D
When Hughes is burning his clothes, his fringe appears in the close ups and disappears in the wide [...] D
When Professor Fitz "promises" clouds in Oakland, Howard Hughes orders his entire squadron of plane [...] D
Referring to her family and the people at their compound, Mrs. Hepburn tells Hughes: "We're all Soc [...] D
At least two of the Feds who trash Hughes's office are smoking filtered cigarettes. D
As Hughes goes down in the XF-11, his headset disappears, yet he is still able to communicate with [...] D
As Hughes enters the tent at the end of the film, he is carrying his hat. When he's talking to Noah [...] D
When Hughes starts to shout "Oakland!", the shadow of the tower behind him and Dietrich changes. [...] D
The overhead shot of the H-1 just before Hughes takes it off for its test flight show the airplane [...] D
As Dietrich breaks the bad news regarding the cost overruns on Gli angeli dell'inferno, Hughes runs [...] D
Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35, "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the end cred [...] D
After Ava Gardner shaves Hughes, she instructs him to rinse off his face. The water in the sink has [...] D
The close-ups of the stopwatch timing Hughes isn't the same stopwatch that Odie is holding. D
In real life, Howard Hughes hired Noah Dietrich in 1925 when Hughes took over ToolCo, and right aft [...] D
In the Cocoanut Grove with Errol Flynn, the waiter brings out Hughes' "usual", which includes 12 pe [...] D
The two models who present the Hercules are at the curtain as it parts. In the next shot, they are [...] D
A main plot point is that Hughes is mysophobic, yet he engages in behavior that someone who suffers [...] D
When Hughes and Hepburn are first flying together, they are flying over LA at night. You can see al [...] D
The scene in which Howard Hughes locks himself in the projection room and cuts off most contact fro [...] D
Johnny Meyer tells Hughes that all the color cameras in Hollywood are being used by Cecil B. DeMill [...] D
When Hughes is in hospital, Trippe sends a flower arrangement that contains Gerber Daisies, a hybri [...] D
At 1h 41m 4s Hugh's aircraft starts impacting the ground, he would be thrown forwards, not backward [...] D
The posters outside the viewing room where Howard locks himself change when he leaves. Before he le [...] D
Various people and events in Howard Hughes' life, and events in the lives of the real-life characte [...] D
As Hughes tells Dietrich "but it all makes good sense to me", the action behind them changes. [...] D
As Hughes talks to the cigarette girl at the Cocoanut Grove, the same couple walk up to the table b [...] D
During the H-1 run, close up shots of Hughes shows an open canopy, but farther shots show a closed [...] D
Howard Hughes is shown ordering 40 Lockheed Constellations on Christmas Night 1944 after being pitc [...] D
Hughes' left hand is hanging up the phone as he points his right index finger up to acknowledge Kat [...] D
At one point in the film, Hughes and Hepburn address each other as "City Mouse" and "Country Mouse" [...] D
When Professor Fitz tells Hughes there are clouds in Oakland, the sky behind Fitz is blue, but the [...] D
The Spruce Goose flies over a group of boats, which disappear in the next shot. Moreover, the plane [...] D
During the crash of the XF-11 aircraft over Los Angeles, Hughes radios that he will put down on the [...] D
The film implies that Howard Hughes entirely re-shot Gli angeli dell'inferno for sound. In fact, he [...] D
The lamp shade Errol Flynn removes off the lamp sits flat on the table, then leans on its left side [...] D
In the early scene when Hughes takes Hepburn on a flight over LA, the first aerial shots briefly sh [...] D
The director insisted that certain portions of the film be color-adjusted to simulate faulty film p [...] D
When Ava Gardner smacks Hughes, the flowers in the vase he knocks down fall onto the left side of t [...] D
Howard Hughes writes in his notebook with his left hand as he asks Ava Gardner what she thinks abou [...] D
As Hughes enters the tent at the end of the film, he raises his arms to clasp Noah and Odie on thei [...] D
Luddy shoots Hughes with a Bolex reflex camera from the 1950s. D
When Hughes is washing his hands at the Cocoanut Grove, the one where he cuts his finger, the overh [...] D
When Hughes asks Jack Frye how much controlling interest in TWA would cost him, Frye responds, "Cal [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, as Hughes complains about the dog, Luddy holds a bowl of string bea [...] D
After Hughes crashes the XF-11 and is laying on the ground, the left leg of his trousers is undamag [...] D
The headrest of the XF-11 is taller from the back view and shorter from the front view when Hughes [...] D
When the H-1 runs out of fuel after the last speed run, Hughes immediately yanks the throttle compl [...] D
In the closing credits, Kenneth Welsh's name is misspelled as Kenneth Walsh. D
Hughes refers to the Lockheed "F-80" when he's talking to Noah and Odie about working with jet engi [...] D
The right-side half of the soap holder on the bathroom sink as Hughes vigorously washes his hands i [...] D
According to biographers, Hughes Tool Company ("Tool Co"), which owned a 90% market share of petrol [...] D
When we see Sir Ian Holm sitting in the Hercules his head barely comes over the back of the seat. I [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, when Katharine mentions the plane Hughes is building, Luddy, a glas [...] D
The static shot of Odie and the others watching Hughes zip by them during the speed test was clearl [...] D
The Sydney, Honolulu, and Los Angeles clocks first seen in Trippe's office are later replaced by cl [...] D
The sunlight when Hughes is in the cockpit of the XF-11, taxis down the runway, then takes off. [...] D
At the premiere screening of Gli angeli dell'inferno, in the first wide shot after the film ends, D [...] D
Louis Mayer's mouth movements doesn't match his vocals near the end of his talk with Hughes. [...] D
While at the controls of the Goose, LDC is shown with his hand on 8 throttles; the day of the fligh [...] D
The shot of Hughes and Ava Gardner talking near the end is spliced with a shot of them over Howard' [...] D
Hughes flies the H-1 without goggles, yet his eyes are not affected. Even with a windscreen, the wi [...] D
In the H-1 run, Howard Hughes wears a fedora. As the newsreel account of the ensuing crash showed, [...] D
Errol Flynn holds a drink in his right hand and a cigarette in his left hand as the man behind him [...] D
We cut to a frontal view of the plane whose rudder Hughes is inspecting with Dietrich, then to a sh [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, when we cut to Hughes after Luddy says "What are you snickering at? [...] D
Odie was not aboard the Hercules on her maiden flight because Hughes wanted there to be no doubt th [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, when Luddy says to Katharine "a mere trifle, darling", Hughes's arm [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, as Hughes reacts to Dr. Hepburn telling him he's a urologist, there [...] D
Odie has his finger on the reset button of his stopwatch during the speed-test, then at the crown. [...] D
Hughes has small hands with slender fingers, but the right hand that reaches for the Cocoanut Grove [...] D
On the door when Hughes is in hospital after his plane crash. D
When the Spruce Goose first gets airborne, two members of the crew stationed behind the cockpit can [...] D
As Hughes steps out of his plane just before meeting Hepburn on the beach and he buttons his coat, [...] D
The angle of the sketch of the Hercules on the back of the photo that Hughes hands to Odie changes. [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, as Luddy asks Katharine something, he passes a bowl of string beans [...] D
The propeller tips on the XF-11 are painted. Archive photos show that the first XF-11 didn't have p [...] D
In the Pantages Theatre premiere sequence, posters for Donne are quite visible. On the soundtrack w [...] D
The amount and position of fudge on the sundae that Hughes and Faith Domergue share in the Cocoanut [...] D
At the lunch with Brewster, the garnish on Hughes' fish, the garnish next to the fish, and the pota [...] D
While shooting the dogfight, a plane clips the camera mounted on Hughes' plane, and brown film spew [...] D
When Faith Domergue crashes her car into Howard Hughes and Ava Gardner's car, even after two crashe [...] D
How did Faith Domergue know exactly where Hughes and Ava Gardner were going, and when they would ar [...] D
On the night Hughes shows his XF-11 to Robert Gross, which occurred Christmas 1944, a radio is show [...] D
When Hughes is flying the Xf-11, you can see a very wide runway from the cockpit view before takeof [...] D
The mink on Katharine's right shoulder before and after Hughes hands her the steering wheel of the [...] D
When Hughes is staring at his hands in the projection room he raises them to be illuminated by the [...] D
At least one of the Fokker biplanes shown rolling for takeoff in the Gli angeli dell'inferno scenes [...] D
Flynn's cigarette moves from his right hand to his left hand as Hughes and Hepburn stand up, then b [...] D
When Howard Hughes is in the mens room washing his hands with his personal soap, a man with crutche [...] D
Whilst Hepburn and Hughes are dining in the Coconut Grove in 1935, she states "Haven't you heard? I [...] D
While Hughes asks Ava Gardner if she wants to go to Paris, two guys with blue suits pass behind the [...] D
As Hughes wipes the blood off his hands in the Cocoanut Grove bathroom, it is obvious from the spot [...] D
Several changes were made in the movie to the relationship between Katharine Hepburn and Howard Hug [...] D
As Hughes orders Frye to dig up dirt on Owen Brewster, a man in a full brown coverall suit appears [...] D
In the Cocoanut Grove Errol Flynn is portrayed as an established and successful movie star. The sce [...] D
Errol Flynn has a drink in his left hand when he approaches Katharine Hepburn and Howard Hughes' ta [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, as Mrs. Hepburn asks Hughes about his politics, the drinking glasse [...] D
The hearings were chaired by Michigan Senator Homer Ferguson, not Senator Owen Brewster. Brewster d [...] D
The ice cream spoon Hughes holds against the carton as he enters his office is in the carton when h [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, when Dr. Hepburn asks Hughes "Don't you like dogs?", there are carr [...] D
As Hughes and Trippe talk, went we cut to Trippe, Faith has her arm raised, eating the sundae. But [...] D
One of the SE-5As planes that Hughes and Noah walk past has an air-cooled cylinder engine instead o [...] D
In 1928, Hughes orders 10 "chocolate chip cookies," not invented until 1933. D
Errol Flynn reaches out for Katharine Hepburn's hand twice as Howard Hughes introduces them. [...] D
Light screens are seen reflected in Robert Gross's eyeglasses. D
The real Howard Hughes had brown eyes, but Leonardo DiCaprio's blue eyes are not covered with brown [...] D
After reaching 352mph in the H1 Hughes describes himself as 'fastest man on the planet'. In fact th [...] D
The positions of Hughes' arms and Frye's head, as they talk about Hughes buying TWA. D
As Hughes lifts off in the XF-11, there are yellow and white stripes on the runway that weren't the [...] D
It is not certain that Howard Hughes had any of his germ phobias prior to either the crash of the X [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, when we cut to Hughes after Mrs. Hepburn says "Flying magazines?", [...] D
In the film, the Hercules is not only airborne, but flying over boats and above the newsreel camera [...] D
As Hughes runs his hand across the H-1's body the first time, you can see the sheet above his index [...] D
As Frye tells Hughes about the airline route bill that Brewster is pushing on Trippe's behalf, Hugh [...] D
When Hughes rolls out the "Spruce Goose" at the dinner party, the plane's eight engines are shown w [...] D
After Dietrich introduces himself to Hughes, everything to their right disappears when the shot cha [...] D
The Gillette razor Ava uses to shave Hughes is a black handled Gillette Superspeed dating from 1972 [...] D
When Howard is lying in the hospital bed, the pillow changes positions between camera angles. [...] D
Senator Brewster's eyeglasses have non-reflective coating. D
After Huges crash lands the H-1 in a tomato field, he tells Hepburn that he landed in a beet field. [...] D
The sky alternates between sun and shade during the speed-test run. D
Hughes inspects a rudder while talking to Dietrich, but neither he or Dietrich are in the shot when [...] D
During the test flight of the Howard Hughes H-1 racer, as Hughes pulls the plane up over the runway [...] D
When Hughes is dining with Senator Brewster in the hotel, his jacket seems to vary between being bu [...] D
In one scene Howard Hughes orders 10 chocolate chip cookies. The chocolate chip cookie wasn't intro [...] D
When a model Hercules is shown at the party, it passes by two ladies in red twice. D
Hepburn's reaction when Hughes pushes the yoke to her tells us that she knows nothing about flying, [...] D
When first in the Cocoanut Grove, Hughes orders a "milk with the cap still on". When Howard receive [...] D
Hughes puts the drawings for TWA's new logo down on the table to free his hands. But as he chews ou [...] D
When we first see Louis B. Mayer, his arms are down. When he turns around after Hughes taps him on [...] D
During the brawl in the nightclub, the violin player is standing/sitting between shots. D
Gli angeli dell'inferno is set during World War I when parachutes were unavailable to pilots. But p [...] D
In the first scene at the Cocoanut Grove, which was the nightclub at the Ambassador Hotel in Los An [...] D
During the test flight of the "Spruce Goose", the flight engineer is calling out the airspeed in MP [...] D
In the restaurant scene with the indoor snowfall, snowflakes on Hughes' shoulders appear and disapp [...] D
A more careful examination of the timing of Hughes during the speed-test run: Odie says "347" (mile [...] D
As Hughes stands at the doors to his office, the ice cream carton he holds has shifted to his left [...] D
As Hughes gets the idea to build a single-wing plane out of the bi-plane, Odie smashes the support [...] D
During lunch with the Hepburns, as Hughes tells Mrs. Hepburn "Well, that's because you have it", hi [...] D
The handkerchief folds in the breast pocket of Trippe's dress jacket as he talks to Howard Hughes a [...] D
When Howard and Faith are at the nightclub, they share a chocolate sundae. The scene begins with a [...] D
The sunlight as Hughes taxis down the runway in the H-1 changes radically. D
When Errol Flynn reaches Hughes and Hepburn's table, he takes a final drag off of his cigarette, th [...] D
The Honolulu clock behind Owen Brewster shows the time is 9:30, 3 hours earlier than the time on th [...] D
Hughes is holding a pen and notebook as he asks Ava Gardner what she thinks about the new name of h [...] D
When Hughes is lying in hospital, his pillow changes positions between shots. D
As Hughes and Trippe talk at the club, went we cut to Trippe, Faith has her arm raised, eating the [...] D
When we first see Louis B. Mayer, the bar that he and his party are gathered at is to his left. As [...] D
As Hughes approaches Mayer at the Cocoanut Grove, the men with Mayer switch positions. D
The shots of Hughes flying the speed-test plane show him in an open cockpit, but the cockpit is cle [...] D
Near the end of the film, when Hughes and others are in the tent beside the Spruce Goose, the ceili [...] D
In the frontal shot of the Hercules, the pilot's and copilot's cockpit windows are open. The next s [...] D
Timing Hughes during the speed-test run, Odie says "347" (miles per hour) then "352", yet, both tim [...] D
When the model of the Hercules is brought out to promote the plane's construction, the propellers a [...] D
The first time we see Pan-Am's headquarters, a close-up of the upper portion of the Chrysler Buildi [...] D
In the first scene where they are filming Gli angeli dell'inferno, Hughes puts his hand up in the a [...] D
Lighting screens are reflected in Katharine Hepburn's glasses while she's in the car heading to the [...] D
As Hughes crashes into the neighborhood, a pair of glasses on a kitchen counter fall down twice. [...] D
Immediately following the aerial filming on Hells Angels, the scene cuts to the Hells Angeles cast [...] D
During the filming of Gli angeli dell'inferno, as one of the SE5a scout biplanes taxis past, the fa [...] D
The "fog" surrounding the model of the Hercules as it taxis up and down the runway changes radicall [...] D
In a newsreel account, Howard Hughes himself says that the H-1's top speed was "approximately 370 m [...] D
In the film, the witnesses inside the Hercules are seated and separated from Howard Hughes as he wa [...] D
The Gli angeli dell'inferno screened at the premier is not the master - which the real audience saw [...] D
After Hughes yells "Oakland!", he passes behind Dietrich, then passes him again in the wide shot. [...] D
(at around 45 mins) Hughes sits down to the table with Johnny Meyer who pulls out a cigarette and p [...] D
As Katharine blots her face with the handkerchief on the golf course, a group of people walk up the [...] D
At 1h 31m 50s the "Spruce Goose" in shown under construction. Although mainly built from wood, ther [...] D
As Hughes and Dietrich first talk on the Gli angeli dell'inferno location, the same two men pushing [...] D
The singer at the Cocoanut Grove is at the microphone until we cut to a wide shot, and he's now ste [...] D
Odie tells Hughes that there is enough fuel in the H-1 for two runs. Just after takeoff, the fuel g [...] D
As Hughes confronts Roland Sweet, you see the face of the thug in the car behind Hughes. When we cu [...] D

Frase

Howard Hughes: Find me some clouds! D
Katharine Hepburn: Let me take the wheel. D
Katharine Hepburn: Don't you see how this demean [...] D
Howard Hughes: Stop thinking like an insect, Odi [...] D
Howard Hughes: [to the Hepburns] Some of us choo [...] D
Howard Hughes: I need those suits first thing to [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: I've got a better idea, take [...] D
Howard Hughes: Don't forget, every bill comes to [...] D
Howard Hughes: I read in the magazines that you [...] D
Howard Hughes: I've been to Chatsworth, Santa Cr [...] D
Radio Announcer: And now, ladies and gentlemen, [...] D
Sen. Ralph Owen Brewster: [talking of Howard Hug [...] D
Howard Hughes: Pull back on the wheel a bit. Ka [...] D
Howard Hughes: What the *hell* does a senator fr [...] D
Johnny Meyer: Kate, sweetie, you and Howard ough [...] D
Sen. Ralph Owen Brewster: All right this has gon [...] D
Howard Hughes: I want ten chocolate chip cookies [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: I suppose you're wooing me no [...] D
Howard Hughes: Whoever can start utilizing jet t [...] D
Howard Hughes: Look, honey, I'll have them take [...] D
Howard Hughes: You don't care about money becaus [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: Do you like the theater? How [...] D
Jack Frye: You want me to bribe senators? Howar [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: What's that on the steering w [...] D
Howard Hughes: [pensively weighing options] I co [...] D
Doctor: [after detailing Hughes's terrible injur [...] D
Howard Hughes: The situation here revolves aroun [...] D
[First day of Senate Committee hearings] Sen. R [...] D
[after the premiere of "Hell's Angels", everyone [...] D
Mrs. Hepburn: We pay our devotion to the arts he [...] D
Ava Gardner: You don't own me, Howard. I'm not o [...] D
Juan Trippe: If you let him testify at that hear [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: God, all that Hollywood talk [...] D
Howard Hughes: No one airline should have a mono [...] D
Howard Hughes: Katie, I don't understand. You're [...] D
Howard Hughes: [repeating over and over again] S [...] D
Noah Dietrich: You've just placed the largest or [...] D
Noah Dietrich: I've seen the books. I'm telling [...] D
Howard Hughes: [Attempting a take-off of the Spr [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: Saw your Scarface picture. Vi [...] D
Howard Hughes: Will you marry me? Ava Gardner: [...] D
Glenn Odekirk: We installed the 450 radial, but [...] D
Howard Hughes: That's just what we do in my busi [...] D
[Howard and the star of "Hell's Angels", Jean Ha [...] D
Howard Hughes: I care very much about aviation. [...] D
Cocoanut Grove Vocalist #1: [singing] I'll build [...] D
Howard Hughes: All right, boys, I want you to ri [...] D
Howard Hughes: Stop there, if you please, Miss D [...] D
Howard Hughes: Take a look. The XF-11 reconnaiss [...] D
Howard Hughes: Then you leave the big ideas to m [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: How did you vote in '32 ? Ho [...] D
Howard Hughes: You know, sometimes I - I get the [...] D
[on "The Outlaw"] Glenn Odekirk: Howard, you re [...] D
Howard Hughes: Come in with the milk. Come in wi [...] D
Ava Gardner: Get that crazy bitch away from me! [...] D
Errol Flynn: You must all come sailing with me. [...] D
[from trailer] Howard Hughes: I'm in a street f [...] D
Howard Hughes: My decorator picked out the wallp [...] D
[Howard takes Kate to the Cocoanut Grove] Katha [...] D
Howard Hughes: I gotta go. If you'll excuse us, [...] D
Howard Hughes: [to Senator Owen Brewster] Now, y [...] D
Radio Announcer: Yes, young Howard Hughes has pu [...] D
Glenn Odekirk: Hey. You want the good news or th [...] D
Ava Gardner: You listened to my phone calls? Ho [...] D
Spencer Tracy: Trouble with Mr. Hughes? Kathari [...] D
Howard Hughes's Mother: You know the cholera? Y [...] D
Noah Dietrich: Get a doctor! No one sees him lik [...] D
Howard Hughes: I don't wanna get into this if yo [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: Can't you just eat ice cream [...] D
Howard Hughes: It's a Kashmiri sapphire. Best in [...] D
Howard Hughes: Little Howard likes citrus. D
Radio Announcer: Sources whisper that young Texa [...] D
Howard Hughes: What does 20,000 feet give you? [...] D
Ava Gardner: Lots of shopping in Paris. Howard [...] D
Howard Hughes: You cannot imagine what it was li [...] D
Ava Gardner: Look, you got girls stashed all ove [...] D
Sen. Ralph Owen Brewster: [about Hughes] Well, w [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: You're not extending enough o [...] D
Howard Hughes: How much? Roland Sweet: Not for [...] D
Noah Dietrich: I've gotta tell you, the board ov [...] D
James McNamara: Well, it certainly looks at this [...] D
[Howard is getting attention after flying around [...] D
Howard Hughes: I feel like a little adventure. [...] D
Ava Gardner: Under my bed! You put a goddamn mic [...] D
[Locked away in his projection room, a dishevele [...] D
[Last day of the Senate Committee hearings] Sen [...] D
Louis B. Mayer: Howard, let me give you a little [...] D
[last lines] Howard Hughes: [repeating over and [...] D
Howard Hughes: Do you know those fellas? Do they [...] D
Howard Hughes: Put a team of investigators on Se [...] D
Howard Hughes: You're the tallest woman I have e [...] D
Sen. Ralph Owen Brewster: All right, let's get d [...] D
Howard Hughes: Boy, you are just hitting on all [...] D
Errol Flynn: Kate. Kate. Kate of the clenched-ja [...] D
Howard Hughes: I'm Howard Hughes, the aviator. [...] D
Howard Hughes: [talking of Juan Trippe] He owns [...] D
Howard Hughes: Now, you made, what, $5,200 a yea [...] D
Howard Hughes: Look, I mean, they are touching t [...] D
Howard Hughes: Start 'em up! D
Howard Hughes: Does that look clean to you? Ava [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: Men can't be friends with wom [...] D
Mrs. Hepburn: We don't care about money here. H [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: I've been famous - for better [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: [flying Howard's plane] Howar [...] D
Howard Hughes: All right, listen, boys. Somethin [...] D
Frank: You may be directing this movie, Howard, [...] D
Young Howard Hughes: When I grow up, I'm gonna f [...] D
Howard Hughes: You see that, Mr. Dietrich? You a [...] D
Howard Hughes: Now you made what, $5,200 a year [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: [Hepburn has abandoned Hughes [...] D
Glenn Odekirk: [on the radio before Howard's tes [...] D
Joseph Breen: Mr. Hughes, members of the committ [...] D
Howard Hughes: There's really only one thing you [...] D
Glenn Odekirk: 352 on your last run! Howard Hug [...] D
[first lines] Howard Hughes's Mother: Q-u-a-r-a [...] D
Ava Gardner: Oh, a box of trash! You shouldn't h [...] D
Professor Fitz: Well, the cumulonimbus formation [...] D
Ava Gardner: ...You can't buy me, Howard, so sto [...] D
Katharine Hepburn: Are you making a Western, How [...] D
Howard Hughes: You're my voice now. Make them un [...] D
Ava Gardner: [infuriated to learn that Hughes wa [...] D
Howard Hughes: Actresses are cheap in this town, [...] D
Howard Hughes: [doesn't hear what Kate says] Exc [...] D
Howard Hughes: Look at me, Kate. Stop acting. K [...] D
Sen. Ralph Owen Brewster: ...we would like him t [...] D
Juan Trippe: [walks away from TV showing the Hug [...] D
Howard Hughes: Don't tell me I can't do it; don' [...] D
Howard Hughes: No, wait! Honey, you can't move! [...] D

Elenchi

Nessun dato in archivio

Community

Visto da

Nessun dato in archivio

Da vedere per

Nessun dato in archivio

Seguito da

Nessun dato in archivio