Quando l'amore brucia l'anima - Walk the Line

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James Mangold and the film's producer Cathy Konrad were husband and wife at the time of filming [...]	D
Johnny gets fan mail from a Folsom Prison inmate named Glen Sherley. In real life, Sherley was [...]	D
At the 2006 Oscars, Joaquin Phoenix was nominated alongside actor Heath Ledger for Actor in a L [...]	D
Roger Ebert was genuinely surprised to learn that it wasn't Johnny Cash's voice that he heard o [...]	D
June Carter Cash is 3 years older than Johnny Cash. Reese Witherspoon is 2 years younger than J [...]	D
Johnny Cash approved Joaquin Phoenix to play him in the film because he liked his performance i [...]	D
Actresses Ginnifer Goodwin and Clare Grant both were born in the city of Memphis, TN where the [...]	D
The film has its origins in a 1993 episode of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993).	D
Elvis Presley's band members in the film were played by The Dempseys.	D
Waylon Payne is teetotal in real life but, given as he was playing notable hard-living Jerry Le [...]	D
Although Johnny Cash often wore leather, all of his costumes for this film were made with synth [...]	D
Kathy Cash, Johnny's second oldest daughter with his first wife, Vivian, walked out of a family [...]	D
When The Tennessee Three play "Rock and Roll Ruby", a sign on the wall behind the audience says [...]	D
When James Mangold asked Johnny Cash what his favorite film was, the singer replied Frankenstei [...]	D
The only film that year to be nominated for Best Picture at the Producers Guild of America Awar [...]	D
Despite what was depicted in the movie, Johnny Cash actually had a drug problem throughout his [...]	D
Johnny Cash really did propose to June Carter Cash on-stage. It happened in February 1968, at t [...]	D
When Cash calls his wife during his first show, a sign on the wall says "Ring in case of fire." [...]	D
It's not generally known that one of Johnny Cash's signature songs - "Ring of Fire" - was actua [...]	D
Johnny's gig with his new trio in Texarkana was at the cities Municipal Auditorium in September [...]	D
The biggest grossing musical biopic until Straight Outta Compton (2015).	D
Co-writer and director James Mangold said that Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon developed [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix had vocal training for six months with music producer T B [...]	D
There was a consensus opinion that the only reason this movie got greenlit was because of the s [...]	D
The scene in which Johnny Cash pulls the sink off the wall was not scripted; Joaquin Phoenix ac [...]	D
Johnny Cash's daughter Rosanne Cash was not a fan of the film. "It was like having a root canal [...]	D
The film was screened for the inmates of Folsom Prison, thirty-eight years after Johnny Cash's [...]	D
Two actors both starred in Disney movies. Ginnifer Goodwin starred in Zootopia and Joaquin Phoe [...]	D
Tyler Hilton, Waylon Payne, and Johnathan Rice are all singers in real life.	D
When Johnny Cash is drunk walking in the rain and begins singing a song about June Carter, the [...]	D
During one scene, Johnny Cash is high and performing "I Got Stripes", he walks right up to June [...]	D
When Johnny Cash first approached the recording studio, a pair of young men are rhythmically po [...]	D
In the same year, Robert Patrick played Johnny Cash's dad in this film as well as Elvis Presley [...]	D
James Mangold became a father just days after the film wrapped.	D
Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon performed all of the songs themselves, without being dubb [...]	D
Joaquin Phoenix had coincidentally met Johnny Cash six months before he first heard of a film b [...]	D
James Mangold was looking to cast an actor who would come across as "an angry, sensual, torture [...]	D
Tyler Hilton originally auditioned to play a background musician and extra. He played an Elvis [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix were so nervous about having to sing that it caused tensi [...]	D
It's worth remembering that in the same year that Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis first hit the [...]	D
Second time Joaquin Phoenix had a character named Jack in his movie the first one was a year ea [...]	D
The only film that year to be nominated for Best Actor and Best Actress Oscars. Reese Witherspo [...]	D
In the 2006 Oscars, Joaquin Phoenix, nominated for portraying a real-life celebrity, was in com [...]	D
After visiting many of Johnny Cash's old houses, production designer David J. Bomba created nin [...]	D
The screenplay was sent to Joaquin Phoenix on a Friday. He called James Mangold on Monday morni [...]	D
Towards the end of the movie, Johnny tells his dad to tell the girls about the flood. This is a [...]	D
Sony, Universal Pictures, Focus Features, Paramount Pictures, and Warner Brothers all passed on [...]	D
Ironically, the actress Ginnifer Goodwin, who plays Johnny's first wife Vivian, looks like Pris [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon appears for the first time thirty minutes into the movie.	D
Joaquin Phoenix wears fifty-six different costumes. All were designed by Arianne Phillips follo [...]	D
James Mangold was initially reluctant to consider Shelby Lynne in the part of Cash's mother as [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon dyed her hair brown after filming for Just Like Heaven was wrapped	D
Gill Dennis, who co-wrote the screenplay, was actually James Mangold's teacher at film school. [...]	D
Brit Shaw's debut.	D
Shelby Lynne grew up listening to Johnny Cash's music. She composed the song "Johnny Meet June" [...]	D
When country singer George Hamilton IV first viewed the movie, it seemed to him like he was act [...]	D
At 5' 8" tall, Joaquin Phoenix is six inches shorter than the 6'2" Johnny Cash.	D
Although his appearance in the film was very brief, Waylon Payne 's portrayal of Jerry Lee Lewi [...]	D
The first guitar that Johnny buys in the film during his stint in Germany is a Hoffner Congress [...]	D
Due to the similarities between his lifestyle and Johnny Cash's, Joaquin Phoenix was hospitaliz [...]	D
The film owes its genesis to a 1993 episode of La signora del West (1993). Johnny Cash was gues [...]	D
Every day, before filming began, Joaquin Phoenix would walk up to James Mangold and tell him "S [...]	D
For the Folsom Prison sequence, Joaquin Phoenix insisted that the crew members playing the ward [...]	D
It took four years for the producers to secure the rights to the story from James Keach, who is [...]	D
Waylon Payne has a few personal connections to the characters in the film. Marshall Grant, bass [...]	D
When Johnny Cash wakes up on the tour bus, just after the Folsom Prison performance, he walks p [...]	D
The rooster character that young Johnny quotes in his joke about feathers getting blown off is [...]	D
While June Carter Cash was older than Johnny Cash, Reese Witherspoon is younger than Joaquin Ph [...]	D
Cinematographer Phedon Papamichael shot the concert scenes mainly with hand-held Super 35 camer [...]	D
June Carter Cash died before production began. Reese Witherspoon's research included looking th [...]	D
Kerris Dorsey's debut.	D
June Carter Cash's and Johnny Cash's only son John Carter Cash plays an uncredited character in [...]	D
Waylon Payne originally auditioned for the role of Waylon Jennings. Co-writer and director Jame [...]	D
According to James Mangold, when Joaquin Phoenix was learning how to sing and play guitar like [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon grew up in Nashville, Tennessee and was a huge fan of Dolly Parton growing up [...]	D
In the 1956 Sun Records recording of "I Walk the Line," Johnny Cash flubs the final low note (" [...]	D
Joaquin Phoenix and Robert Patrick appeared in Ladder 49 (2004).	D

Connessioni

Late Night with Seth Meyers: Jada Pinkett Smith/Ginnifer Goodwin/Robert Smigel/Kate Pierson	D
The Wolverine: The Path of a Ronin	D
All Fowled Up	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #31.63	D
Joaquin Phoenix - Io sono qui!	D
Folsom, Cash & the Comeback	D
Becoming Cash/Becoming Carter	D
42nd Annual Country Music Association Awards	D
Blackcatloner Reviews: The Wolverine	D
HBO First Look: Walk the Line	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Best Films of 2005	D
2006 MTV Movie Awards	D
Criminal Intent: Country Crossover	D
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.143	D
Borat: Studio culturale sull'America a beneficio della gloriosa nazione del Kazakistan	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #22.210	D
DashieXP: GAME NIGHT GONE WRONG!	D
Celebrated: Reese Witherspoon	D
The Best Damn Internet Show: Abbe Davis	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Running Scared/Tsotsi/Dirty	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Chilling Movie Overdose Scenes	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Reese Witherspoon Performances	D
Celebrating the Man in Black: The Making of 'Walk the Line'	D
Mary Poppins	D
Jeopardy!	D
Mark Kermode's Secrets of Cinema: Mark Kermode's Oscar Winners: A Secrets of Cinema Special	D
It's Your Call with Lynn Doyle: I Walked the Line	D
Hidden: The Making Of	D
The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien: Reese Witherspoon/Gabourey Sidibe/Kris Allen	D
Making Out	D
Maltin on Movies: Favorite OscarÂ®-Winning Biopics	D
The One Show: Episode dated 23 January 2018	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Most Hyped Drama Movies	D
Girls: The Bounce	D
The 78th Annual Academy Awards	D
Celebrating the Man in Black: The Making of 'Walk the Line'	D
Diminishing Returns: Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story	D
Hollywood's Top Ten: Kennedy Era Movies	D
Girlboss: Garbage Person	D
The Oscars	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Greenburg/The Runaways/The Bounty Hunter/How to Train Your Dragon/Diary of a Wimpy Kid	D
Cash and His Faith	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Nim's Island/Sexy and Death 101/Leatherheads/Forgetting Sarah Marshall/Shine a Light	D
Hollywood Singing & Dancing: A Musical History - 1980s, 1990s and 2000s	D
MADtv: Episode #11.12	D
Great Movie Mistakes	D
Mark Kermode's Secrets of Cinema: Pop Music Movies	D
Ritorno al futuro	D
Mixxxer Show: Pekar a Thom Artway	D
12th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards	D
The Cleveland Show: Harder, Better, Faster, Browner	D
Flat Earth & Revelation 10: Reach the Oxygen	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: I Am Legend/Alvin and the Chipmunks/The Perfect Holiday/Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street/Youth Without Youth/The Kite Runner	D
My Darling Vivian	D
La vita segreta di una teenager americana: I Got You, Babe	D
Tortura	D
Dawn of the Croods: Chalk the Line/Weighing Is the Hardest Part	D
Ring of Fire: The Passion of Johnny & June	D
The Carol Burnett Show	D
I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson: I'm Wearing One of Their Belts Right Now	D
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #21.131	D
I Muppet: Walk the Swine	D
The 63rd Annual Golden Globe Awards 2006	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Joaquin Phoenix Performances	D
Walk Hard - La storia di Dewey Cox	D
Ring of Fire: The Passion of Johnny & June	D
Who Do You Think You Are?: Ginnifer Goodwin	D
Una scuola per Malia	D
2011 MTV Movie Awards	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Knight and Day/The Killer Inside Me/South of the Border/Restrepo/I Am Love/Wild Grass	D
Blow up: Johnny Cash	D
The Mindy Project: Santa Fe	D
De slimste mens ter wereld: Episode #10.16	D

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Errori

Johnny Cash smashed the footlights at the Grand Ole Opry, not in Las Vegas as in the film.	D
Sam Phillips's Chesterfield pack has a bar code.	D
Jerry Lee Lewis is backed up by a bass player playing a Fender Precision electric bass, but the bas [...]	D
After Johnny watches the shoe shine boy "get rhythm", he turns to walk across the street to Sun Stu [...]	D
The Radio Flyer Tiny Trike on the top shelf in the toy section of the 1958 WV Variety store did not [...]	D
When June is throwing the beer bottles at the guys, in the long shot, Johnny jumps behind the falle [...]	D
Johnny is shown touring with Elvis, Jerry Lee, and June for Sun Records early in the movie. In fact [...]	D
The second time that the band is in the Folsom prison, when Johnny is introduced, the guitar player [...]	D
When Johny and June are leaving the store with the fishing poles in Wheeling, WV, June says "I thin [...]	D
When Sam Phillips tells Johnny about singing "the one song you would sing if it were your last", a [...]	D
When Johnny is going through letters from inmates, he picks up one from Folsom inmate Glen Sherley. [...]	D
During the Texarkana show a white Telecaster is seen. While a version of the Fender Broadcaster was [...]	D
Although it is supposed to be 1956, at about 46 minutes in the words "1977 Chevrolet" from an adver [...]	D
Throughout the entire film, the brown contact lenses Joaquin Phoenix wears come and go.	D
When June goes to the theater one morning on the tour to meet the boys, she finds they've partied a [...]	D
Before Johnny passes out on stage from overdosing, if you look closely, his mouth never moves when [...]	D
When Johnny Cash is reading letters he received (mostly from inmates), the movie shows one from the [...]	D
When Johnny Cash reads fan mail from prisoners (late 1967/early 1968), all of the addresses have tw [...]	D
Some of the plastic tape reels (the clear ones) in Sam's studio did not exist in that design until [...]	D
When Johnny is in the recording studio for the first time, his guitar strap goes from over his coll [...]	D
At the Texarkana show, John's guitar gets caught on June's dress. When they separate, John has a pi [...]	D
Early in the movie, Johnny walks out onto the street in Memphis and you see old cars and an old mec [...]	D
When Johnny is fighting with Vivian while he is trying to hang up pictures, he is wearing a Hanes t [...]	D
When in Germany Johnny Cash is shopping for a guitar. In the music store you can see a Fender Telec [...]	D
When Johnny is talking with Vivian on the phone from Germany, an apparently US military aircraft is [...]	D
When the tractor hits the water, it has no engine or smoke stack. The tractor reappears later in th [...]	D
When Cash is playing at the prison, a pair of large speaker cabinets are visible on the stage. Thes [...]	D
After Johnny leaves June's house after walking from Nashville, it rains later in the scene. Johnny [...]	D
When Johnny falls out of his chair at the concert hall, his beer is in his hand. When he sits up, h [...]	D
When Johnny is hanging pictures, he begins to put a nail in the wall just above a line in the wood. [...]	D
Jerry Lee Lewis, who sings right before Johnny Cash in the first show, wasn't famous at the time. W [...]	D
When Johnny is hanging pictures of his band, Vivian appears in the doorway with her arms by her sid [...]	D
When Johnny and June are in the store in Wheeling, WV, the thick southern accents of the locals are [...]	D
Jerry Lee Lewis wears a white scarf during most of the "Lewis Boogie." It's gone by the end of the [...]	D
A 1944 scene shows Johnny listening to June Carter on the radio. The announcer says "10-year-old Ju [...]	D
When Johnny is in the bed eating strawberries with June, he is not wearing his brown contact lenses [...]	D
While Johnny and June sing the duet "Jackson" onstage, June's hairdo changes during the scene. In t [...]	D
Steadicam and operator are visible during drum solo approx 45 minutes into film.	D
The "US" collar brass (in-the-circle) seen properly on the collar of the long-sleeve khaki shirt, w [...]	D
Before singing at Folsom, Johnny is touching the blade of a table saw with a glass of relatively cl [...]	D
When Johnny and his new trio play "Get Rhythm" in Texarkana the soundtrack has a drummer accompanyi [...]	D
"Ring of Fire" was written earlier than 1965. Anita Carter released it in early 1963, and Cash rele [...]	D
When Vivian shows John the eviction notice, the document shows an address with a ZIP code. In the 1 [...]	D
During the scene inside Johnny's car in the tour caravan, the position of June's feet changes sever [...]	D
In an early scene, Johnny and Jack Cash walk down the road on their way to the fishing hole. Johnny [...]	D
At one point, June asks John where his car is. He answers, "Piss and Makeup." However, the DVD subt [...]	D
At the tense Thanksgiving dinner with the Cashes and the Carters at Johnny's Tennessee home, the sc [...]	D
When Johnny is seen playing with his band for the first time on his porch, Marshall Grant's bass is [...]	D
At the show in Texarkana, there is a Purina advertising sign on the backdrop of the stage. In some [...]	D
When Johnny goes to the Carter family's home to visit June, it's supposed to be fall (pumpkins on t [...]	D
In 1968, when Vivian left John, all four of their girls had been born. Only three girls are shown c [...]	D
In the variety store in Wheeling, W.V. in 1958, June picks up a fat white candle and sniffs it. Can [...]	D
Johnny Cash and June Carter are singing their famous duet "Jackson" in 1965. "Jackson" was not rele [...]	D
When Johnny walks back from the Carter house, he is near a railroad crossing. The scene is set in t [...]	D
In the hotel room when June answers the phone in bed, Johnny's hands caress her lower back. When cu [...]	D
When Jerry Lee Lewis plays the piano, you hear the last note after he has walked away from it. [...]	D
Early in the film, Johnny Cash is seen walking in uniform in Germany and the year 1952 is shown. He [...]	D
In one mid-1960s scene, Waylon Jennings has long hair and a beard. At the time, Waylon was clean-sh [...]	D
One scene in the 1950s shows Johnny with a "Memphis Business Journal" sign in the background. The M [...]	D
When Johnny first looks into Sun Studios, and sees Elvis Presley recording Milk Cow Boogie, Elvis i [...]	D
When Vivian prepares to smash June's picture, she is holding a hammer, which disappears when the pi [...]	D
Johnny and June are lying in bed in the hotel room when the phone rings. June picks up the phone wi [...]	D
Heavenly Highway Hymns, which Johnny's mother gives him early in the movie, was published in 1956. [...]	D
The real Johnny Cash had a scar on the side of his chin. In the film, Johnny has no chin scar. [...]	D
The copy of Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet that June gives John on one of the first 1950s tours is a 1 [...]	D
"I Still Miss Someone" was about June Carter Cash, not Jack. "Walk the Line" was about Johnny Cash' [...]	D
While riding in the tour caravan, Johnny, June, and Jerry Lee hear an ad on the radio for a 1957 Ch [...]	D

Frase

Johnny Cash: [Performing at Folsom Prison] Now, [...]	D
Johnny Cash: [while singing while he's high on s [...]	D
Johnny Cash: [after collapsing on stage from a d [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Next time I ask you to marry me, I' [...]	D
[repeated line] Johnny Cash: Hello, I'm Johnny [...]	D
Johnny Cash: June, that stuff will just work its [...]	D
Ray Cash: Mister big shot, mister pill poppin' r [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Looks like we're here. June Carter [...]	D
June Carter: [after an argument] You are not all [...]	D
Waylon Jennings: How come you ain't ever tried t [...]	D
Johnny Cash: You know when I was in the service. [...]	D
June Carter: It burns. It burns.	D
June Carter: [Sees John eating peanuts] Can I ha [...]	D
June Carter: Baby baby baby...	D
Five and Dime Manager: Divorce is an abomination [...]	D
Record Company Executive: I'm fine with you doin [...]	D
Jerry Lee Lewis: God gave us a great big apple, [...]	D
Maybelle Carter: You should go down there to him [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Now I've asked you forty different [...]	D
Elvis Presley: Nice job out there, Cash! Jerry [...]	D
Carrie Cash: Ray, why don't you let JR take the [...]	D
June Carter: You walked here all the way from Na [...]	D
Rosanne Cash: Hey Daddy, you okay? Johnny Cash: [...]	D
Johnny Cash: I want to marry you and I am tellin [...]	D
Johnny Cash: So, where's your truck driver? Jun [...]	D
Johnny Cash: WE SURRENDER! WE SURRENDER! June C [...]	D
[John and June on stage before an audience, away [...]	D
Johnny Cash: You got something against the Air F [...]	D
Johnny Cash: You know, when I was in the service [...]	D
Johnny Cash: The phone's dead. Waylon Jennings: [...]	D
Johnny Cash: You're an angel. June Carter: No, [...]	D
Johnny Cash: This one's for your warden!	D
Jerry Lee Lewis: We're all going to hell for the [...]	D
June Carter: So y'all sit down, squat down or li [...]	D
Carlene Carter: [shouts through screen door] Mam [...]	D
Johnny Cash: [looking at Vivian] [singing] Joh [...]	D
June Carter: [to Johnny] You got a hitch in your [...]	D
Johnny Cash: It's all right, it just happened. [...]	D
Johnny Cash: You know what your problem is, June [...]	D
Young J.R.: [J.R. turns up the radio] Guess whic [...]	D
Record Company Executive: [talking about the Opr [...]	D
[last title cards] Title card: In 1968, "At Fol [...]	D
Jerry Lee Lewis: [to next act] Get yourselves a [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Aw, June, love's more important tha [...]	D
Johnny Cash: I think it's about time, June. Jun [...]	D
June Carter: [Looks at John, singing] Ya you're [...]	D
Elvis Presley: How 'bout that Johnny Cash huh? [...]	D
Vivian Cash: Your mama was here. Your daddy too. [...]	D
Johnny Cash: It's funny, you know, because I hav [...]	D
[after record producer Sam Phillips stops Cash's [...]	D
Waylon Jennings: I'm a long way from home/And so [...]	D
Johnny Cash: I'm really glad ya'll could be here [...]	D
Elvis Presley: Want some chili fries?	D
June Carter: There's too many "if"s in that sent [...]	D
Record Company Executive: Your fans are church f [...]	D
[first lines] Warden: M-Mr. Cash? M-Mr. Cash? [...]	D
Johnny Cash: You got a library in there June. [...]	D
[last lines] Johnny Cash: Why don't you tell th [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Jerry Lee just sit your ass down. [...]	D
June Carter: I gotta tell you, I can't sing toni [...]	D
June Carter: Ya'll can't walk no line.	D
Johnny Cash: See, June, they want to see us toge [...]	D
Luther Perkins: [to the cops in the elevator] Ho [...]	D
[Backstage, Johnny Cash and June Carter bump int [...]	D
June Carter: [on stage w/John] We've got these p [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Don't give me no rules. All I got a [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Tell me you don't love me. June Ca [...]	D
Vivian Cash: You can't wear black. It looks like [...]	D
Luther Perkins: That boy Elvis sure talks a lot [...]	D
Johnny Cash: Marry me, June. June Carter: Oh pl [...]	D
Ray Cash: [to J.R. listening to June Carter sing [...]	D
Young Jack Cash: [dying] Do you hear 'em JR? Do [...]	D
Young J.R.: [to Young Jack] How come you're so g [...]	D
Vivian Cash: John, I have a casserole in the ove [...]	D
Johnny Cash: [playing for the inmates at Folsom [...]	D
Vivian Cash: John, whats with the black? You loo [...]	D
Vivian Cash: [talking to Johnny, and pointing to [...]	D

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