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Two of the songs featured, "Who Loves You" and "December 63 (Oh What A Night)", were sung by the ref [...]	D
The real life Gyp Decarlo was involved with the Genovese Crime Family which at one point was headed [...]	D
Frankie Valli is six years younger than Tommy DeVito, and seven years younger than Nick Massi, never [...]	D
Frankie Valli stated when he was six years old, he saw Frank Sinatra in concert. From there on, he a [...]	D
Two projection images from the stage show appeared in this movie in Bob Crewe's (Mike Doyle's) apart [...]	D
Though producer-director Clint Eastwood doesn't act in the film, except on TV in a clip from his wes [...]	D
When performing "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You", the bassist is playing an Alembic bass. This was th [...]	D
In a 2021 interview with The Washington Post, Frankie Valli revealed his thoughts on the movie, sayi [...]	D
Christopher Walken was the first cast member to join.	D
This is Clint Eastwood's first movie shot completely digitally.	D
Marshall Brickman's first screenplay credit since Trappola d'amore (1994).	D
In The Deer Hunter (1978), Christopher Walken and Pesci's frequent costar Robert De Niro sing and da [...]	D
Perhaps for dramatic purposes, Frankie is depicted as having recorded "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You [...]	D
Frankie's parents have a picture of Frank Sinatra in their home. Frankie often says he wants to be b [...]	D
The Four Seasons' oldest founding member, Nick Massi, was born on September 19, 1927 and died on Dec [...]	D
At one point, Joey (Joseph Russo) says, "Funny how?" Joe Pesci, on whom Joey was based, played a cha [...]	D
Jon Favreau was the first director to be attached to this movie. While casting this movie, he reject [...]	D
Jack Gregson auditioned for the role of Nick DeVito.	D
In the early stages, Paul Dano, Dominic Cooper, and James Badge Dale were attached to star.	D
RenÃ©e Marino is a Jersey Girl.	D
Jonathan Pal auditioned for the role of Frankie Valli.	D
The actors sang live on set.	D
Joey (Joseph Russo) sends up a line repeated by Joe Pesci's character, Leo Getz, in the Lethal Weapo [...]	D
John Lloyd Young reprised his Tony-winning role as Frankie Valli from Broadway. Donnie Kehr and Eric [...]	D
John Lloyd Young was thirty-eight or thirty-nine years old when he played the sixteen-year-old Frank [...]	D
Eastwood's first directorial output since Honkytonk Man (1982) not to get a theatrical release in Fi [...]	D
At the end of this movie, Tommy DeVito says that he began working for Joe Pesci. Pesci won an Oscar [...]	D
Steve Schirripa and Kathrine Narducci appeared in The Sopranos (1999). Frankie Valli also had a smal [...]	D
This is Christopher Walken's fourth time appearing in a movie musical, following Spiccioli dal cielo [...]	D
Someone in the opening scene, set in 1951, makes an anachronistic reference to the Italian puppet To [...]	D
In the stage musical, the song "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" was performed during Bob Gaudio's [...]	D
Clint Eastwood: Stock footage of a young Eastwood as Rowdy Yates in Gli uomini della prateria (1959) [...]	D
Jon Favreau was the first choice to direct.	D
Instead of using Hollywood actors for the main cast, producer and director Clint Eastwood cast mainl [...]	D
Though Joe Pesci was portrayed as a minor character in this film, Pesci himself has (to date) never [...]	D
In Il cacciatore (1978), Christopher Walken had a scene involving Frankie Valli's song "Can't Take M [...]	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Clint Eastwood): (family): Clint Eastwood's daughter, Francesca Eastwood, played [...]	D

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After the group has been thrown out of the Four Seasons bowling alley, a motel is shown next to the [...]	D
When Mike the cop catches Frankie breaking curfew, Frankie is singing "Silhouettes," which was relea [...]	D
A camera and operator are reflected in the red Cadillac as the door closes and it drives off.	D
After Nicky leaves the group (1965ish), Frankie and Bob are talking at the table in the diner. On th [...]	D
During the performance at the Roostertail, the bass trombonists in the orchestra are playing instrum [...]	D
When the group enter the bowling alley, a girl is bowling with no ball.	D
When Valli is in the diner after his daughter Francine dies, the snow is falling but the trees along [...]	D
For the appearance on American Bandstand they are shown with a Fender Telecaster guitar and Fender P [...]	D
L'asso nella manica, which is shown on TV and mentioned by the characters, would've aired under its [...]	D
At the Roostertail, there is an ultra modern yacht tied up along side it, this design wasn't around [...]	D
As the Four Lovers are walking out of the bowling alley in 1959, a 1962 Chevrolet Impala can be seen [...]	D
When Johnny brings Francine into the diner to meet Frankie, there are modern electrical switches to [...]	D
Nike's trademark logo was established in 1971, well after the beginning of the company and even furt [...]	D
When Frankie Valli talks to his runaway daughter Francine on the phone, it has a modern day plug-in [...]	D
During the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame sequence, post-1990 taxis and automobiles are visible on the r [...]	D
After Nicky goes off about the tiny hotel soaps, Gyp is clearly speaking, but there isn't any sound.	D
In the diner after Francine's burial, Valli is shown in a diner with lettering on the window adverti [...]	D
When they are stealing a safe they put it in the trunk of their car lifting the front wheels of the [...]	D
In the movie, Frankie records "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," his first single as a solo artist, month [...]	D
The film skips the order events with the record releases. "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" was a sing [...]	D
In the hot goods cellar scene, a modern plastic water bottle with a red label is clearly visible on [...]	D
Since the late 1800s, the Ohio State Fair is held in Columbus, not Cleveland.	D
The studio musician starts playing "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" on a Fender-Rhodes electric piano [...]	D
When Frankie talks to Francine on the phone, the phone has a Lucent label. The company started in 19 [...]	D
Bob Crewe's 1959 party features Andy Warhol's "Soupcans" (1962) on the walls.	D
When the film begins in 1951, someone mentions Topo Gigio, a puppet that first appeared on Italian t [...]	D
When Nick Massi plays a Hammond organ (probably a C-3 or RT-3) in the church, it makes the sound of [...]	D
In the beginning, the film shows Stephen Crane Village, in Newark, New Jersey, the housing project w [...]	D
When Frankie is talking to Bob in the diner after his daughter died it's snowing outside, but only o [...]	D
At Bob Crewe's apartment, in the late 1950s, platinum LPs are prominently displayed behind the bar. [...]	D
At the Roostertail, there are ETC Source Four lighting fixtures hanging above the stage. The Source [...]	D
When Frankie Valli is in the diner after his daughter dies and the snow is falling, the trees along [...]	D
When Valli returns home and sings his youngest daughter to sleep, he sings "My Eyes Adore You", whic [...]	D
Gyp DeCarlo is shown attending a funeral in 1980. He really died in 1973.	D
When Frankie sings "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" for the first time at the Roostertail (1967 real [...]	D
At the end when Frankie is performing solo with the single drummer, the drummer's hair is neatly com [...]	D
(at around 30 mins) After Tommy enters bowling alley, a girl is walking towards the bowling area, an [...]	D
Frankie sings in the street in 1951, and Officer Mike chases him off. When Francine dies in 1980, Mi [...]	D
When performing "Walk Like A Man" on Bandstand, the band is called Frankie Valli And The Four Season [...]	D
When they are traveling in the Cadillacs with The Angels, the red Cadillac is in front of the blue o [...]	D
When Vincent Piazza takes off his guitar, he doesn't hold it by the neck and lift the strap over his [...]	D
At the Ohio state fair the state police arrest the group for not paying a hotel bill. That's a civil [...]	D
During the opening barbershop scene, the shaving cream on Christopher Walken's face varies from shot [...]	D
As Bob comes into the diner while it's snowing and takes a seat, the snowflakes in his hair appear, [...]	D
In the 1951 opening scenes, someone sings a line from the 1954 song "Earth Angel".	D
After Francine dies, Frankie and Bobby are sitting at a table in the diner. When the camera faces Fr [...]	D
When the group enters the bowling alley to perform in 1960, behind the bowing alley's owner is a bal [...]	D
In the sound studio, looking into the sound booth, a character throws up a stack of papers, and some [...]	D
The Ohio State Highway Patrol would not be involved in a dispute over unpaid hotel bills. That would [...]	D
Someone mentions the group appearing on Bandstand on Saturday. In the 1960s, Bandstand aired on week [...]	D
When the characters are arrested, the sign outside the police station reads "Ohio State Police". Ohi [...]	D

Frase

Nick Massi: [reminiscing] Everybody wants to be up [...]	D
Nick Massi: Excuse me, with all due respect, he op [...]	D
Bob Gaudio: You know, this may come as a surprise [...]	D
Bob Crewe: [about Walk Like a Man] It's a metaphor [...]	D
Mary: Do you have a nickel? Frankie Valli: Yeah. [...]	D
[last lines] Frankie Valli: [reminiscing] Like th [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: There's two types of women. There's [...]	D
Frankie Valli: I'm gonna be as big as Sinatra. Ma [...]	D
Nick Massi: People always ask the same question, w [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: [while performing on stage] Look at [...]	D
Art Loving Woman: [looking at painting] It's fasci [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: By the way, if you're ever in Vegas [...]	D
Frankie Valli: What if we got married? Lorraine: [...]	D
Mary: [upon first meeting] So that's your real nam [...]	D
Frankie Valli: Tommy you don't give a shit about t [...]	D
Nick Massi: Alright, I'll be honest with you. It c [...]	D
Frankie Valli: They ask you "what was the high poi [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: [about Frankie] Between you and me - [...]	D
Frankie Valli: [reminiscing] They ask you what was [...]	D
[last lines] Frankie Valli: Like that bunny on TV [...]	D
Frankie Valli: I mean, this woman - People turn in [...]	D
Bob Crewe: You guys are not hearing it like I do! [...]	D
Bob Gaudio: [about Bob Crewe] I remember thinking [...]	D
Bob Gaudio: I'm not drawn to the old neighborhood, [...]	D
Attractive Woman: So, what do you do? Frankie Val [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: You know what I do now? I work for J [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: [narrating] You wanna hear the real [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: [narrating] Love? I'll be honest wit [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: Oh, by the way, if you're ever in Ve [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: Hey Nicky! Remember when we couldn't [...]	D
Nick Massi: [narrating] You'd think after everythi [...]	D
Nick Massi: So you two room together, is that it? [...]	D
Tommy DeVito: Here's $3500. DeVito delivers; fuck [...]	D
Bob Gaudio: Tommy, no stolen goods, okay? Tommy D [...]	D
Bob Gaudio: [to Tommy DeVito and the other group m [...]	D
Nick Massi: Bob will tell you it was all smooth sa [...]	D

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