Stop a Greenwich Village

Titolo originale: Next Stop, Greenwich Village
Regia: Paul Mazursky
Anno: 1976
Origine: United States of America
Generi: Commedia Dramma
Tag: new york city | mother | girlfriend | jewish american | relationship | overbearing mother | brooklyn, new york city | struggling actor | greenwich village | abortion | 1950s | screen test |
Cast: Lenny Baker Shelley Winters Ellen Greene Lois Smith Christopher Walken Dori Brenner Antonio Fargas Lou Jacobi Mike Kellin Michael Egan Rashel Novikoff John C. Becher Jeff Goldblum Joe Spinell Denise Galik Rochelle Oliver Sol Frieder Helen Hanft John Ford Noonan Carole Monferdini Gui Andrisano Joe Madden Rubin Levine Milton Frome Paul Mazursky Bill Murray Vincent Schiavelli Rutanya Alda Stuart Pankin Annie Gagen Kandice Stroh Frankie Verroca Billie Perkins Filomena Spagnuolo

Larry, giovane ventiquattrenne di New York, ha una madre iperprotettiva e un sogno: diventare un attore. Per sfuggire alle grinfie della prima e realizzare il suo desiderio si trasferisce a Greenwich Village dove conosce una grande varietà di persone: si trova una ragazza, Sarah, un lavoro come commesso e diventa amico di Bernstein, un nero omosessuale, Robert, un commediografo e la sua fidanzata Connie (che si invaghisce di Larry) e Anita, una giovane con manie suicide. Tra una visita alla madre e un provino la vita va avanti, Sarah resta incinta, ma decide di abortire e Anita si uccide. Poco dopo questi due eventi Larry viene lasciato dalla fidanzata che lo pianta per fuggire in Messico con gli altri tre. La vita non sembra sorridere al ragazzo, se non che una telefonata lo chiama ad Hollywood per un lavoro.

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In one scene, Larry's mother, an opera fan, refers to a recording "from Verdi's 'Tosca'". "Tosca" w [...]	D
Some of the extra's in the film have beards or long hair which wasn't in style among men in 1953. [...]	D
Labels on Campbell's soup cans in Larry's kitchen are printed in upper and lower case typeface desi [...]	D
Pepsi logo on deli across the street (visible through window in scene where Larry and Robert meet i [...]	D
The bottles of Budweiser in the film are the more modern 1976 vintage and not the correct 1953 bott [...]	D
Larry's father is always reading newspapers that are clearly props printed on stiffer white paper t [...]	D
In the early scene where Lenny leaves home, he moves his suitcase from the chair to the floor, then [...]	D
Set in 1953 but the soundtrack features Dave Brubeck's '"Blue Rondo a la Turk" first recorded in 19 [...]	D
In one scene a "31 Flavors" sign is visible. These did not exist in New York in 1953.	D
Photo of Jayne Mansfield on wall of Twentieth Century Fox casting director in 1953, at least two ye [...]	D
Barney has long hair and a beard which wasn't in style among men in the early 50's.	D
In the early scene where Lenny leaves home, he's outside on the sidewalk. It's overcast, and hardly [...]	D
Set in 1953, but the unmistakable twin towers of the World Trade Center (completed in 1973) are vis [...]	D

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Connie: You know where I first met her? She was [...]	D
Anita Cunningham: [after she's made a suicide at [...]	D
Mrs. Tupperman: [calling out to him from an upst [...]	D
Ellen: Was everything a joke to you? Larry Lapi [...]	D
Bernstein Chandler: My real name is Floyd Lewis. [...]	D
Faye Lapinsky: [as Larry is leaving, on his way [...]	D
Robert Fulmer: I did run away from home when I w [...]	D
Faye Lapinsky: Who are you? Bernstein: I'm Bern [...]	D
Nick Kessel: Hi. Buenas noches, señor. Senà[...]	D

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