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The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
Titolo originale: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
Regia:
Félix Alcalá
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Anno: 1998
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Crime Thriller televisione film
Tag:
new york city
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based on novel or book
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ransom
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hostage
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hijacking
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remake
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railroad
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new york subway
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Cast:
Edward James Olmos
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Vincent D'Onofrio
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Lisa Vidal
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Lorraine Bracco
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Ingrid Veninger
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Donnie Wahlberg
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Richard Schiff
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Tara Rosling
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Kenneth Welsh
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Ben Cook
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Bobby Boriello
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Robert Young
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Alisa Wiegers
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Peter Boretski
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Stuart Clow
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Michael A. Miranda
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Sandi Ross
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Louis Del Grande
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Gary Reineke
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Richard Fitzpatrick
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Roy Lewis
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Philip Akin
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Judah Katz
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Catherine Blythe
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John Nelles
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Philip Williams
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Kathryn Albertson
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Frank Nakashima
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Merv Pryhitka
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Angella Kaye
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When Blue tells that he wants the money in 50s and 100s the guys counting the money have 20s mi [...]
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Other than Mr. Green's (Richard Schiff) real name (Hubert Langeman), none of the other hijacker [...]
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Vince D'Onofrio and Donnie Wahlberg both played NYPD detectives; D'Onofrio in Law & Order: Crim [...]
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At about 15 minutes into the film, a frightened passenger (who is in the middle of the subway h [...]
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Shot in Toronto's TTC subway system, mainly using the system's only abandoned station platform [...]
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Lisa Vidal's character's name Babs Cardoza is never mentioned or spoken of.
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With respect to the description in the novel of how the controller is rigged for the getaway, t [...]
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Richard Schiff and Vincent D'onofrio each worked in the Jurassic Park franchise. Schiff starred [...]
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Pelham 1 2 3 - Ostaggi in metropolitana
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Il colpo della metropolitana - Un ostaggio al minuto
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At 28th Street, instead of approaching the operator (driver) the moment the train stops, Mr. Blue r [...]
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Anthony asks Inez why the train was moved before the route was clear, she says it was in order to g [...]
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Position of the third rail relative to Mr. Blue in different shots during his final scene.
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Mr. Blue demands a plane with enough fuel for an "international flight." This is a very peculiar wa [...]
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When the train has been divided and the rear part moves backwards, the display at Command Center sh [...]
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Toronto trains show a two-digit "run number" in lighted numerals at the base of the driving cab win [...]
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A little later, when Caz has almost reached the detached car (and therefore must have passed the re [...]
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During the opening credit sequence establishing the New York setting, one shot of a subway station [...]
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The "motion detector" produces a radarlike display showing even stationary people. The last time we [...]
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Real NYPD motorcycles do not look like those pictured in the film, which are the same design as the [...]
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During this conversation, the doors are suddenly open again.
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The hijackers place what they call a motion detector in the tunnel, but it only covers one track an [...]
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When the hostage says "Where are they taking us now?", a Toronto subway map is visible above the do [...]
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When Mr. Green operates the gadget to start the detached car on its final trip, he rotates the vert [...]
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As Mr. Blue approaches the cab, the operator opens his window and leans out to speak to him, before [...]
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On the section of the Lexington Avenue Line where most of the action occurs, there are four tracks [...]
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Such signalling displays do not show trains in a manner that allows their length to be continuously [...]
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Mr. Green turns off the track power using a cutoff switch in the tunnel near the stopped detached c [...]
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There are two clear views of the front of the train after this, just after the passengers and the d [...]
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New York does in fact now have the death penalty.
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The line diagrams in the Command Center bear no relation either to the real-life configuration of t [...]
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The Toronto subway cars used for filming cannot operate singly, so a two-car set was used. The sing [...]
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When Mr. Blue flicks the microphone button without speaking, we see a meter with its needle jumping [...]
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When Mr. Blue says "over and out," Anthony and Inez both say that he has "broken the connection." C [...]
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When the train is coming to a stop in the tunnel the first time, the bright lower headlights are of [...]
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Pelham trains usually take 35-40 minutes to get to 28th Street. In this film, the train left Pelham [...]
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The cars used on the Lexington Avenue Line (R-26/R-28/R-33/R-36/R62) do not have the same type of s [...]
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The relevant section of the Lexington Avenue Line includes curves sharp enough to have speed-contro [...]
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Just after Anthony figures out the hijackers' plan, the next time we see the rear of the train it i [...]
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On several occasions the detached car is a different model (Toronto class H-6) from what it is most [...]
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The train's front destination sign usually shows Pelham Bay Park and Brooklyn Bridge, the actual en [...]
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After Anthony figures out the hijackers' plan, he goes to where he thinks they must be, hears the g [...]
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In some interior shots while the train is still stopped at that point, a station can be seen throug [...]
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Early in the film, when the train stops at 42nd Street, car 5482 can be seen in what is supposedly [...]
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Toronto's two-car sets have driving cabs at the front right and back left corner of the set; in cer [...]
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The cop at 28th Street says that Caz has just gone down the tunnel, and looks down it after him: th [...]
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Real New York subway trains always have the route number or letter displayed on the front.
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