Scent of a Woman - Profumo di donna

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The car that Slade and Charlie test drive is a 1989 Ferrari Mondial t Cabriolet.	D
According to Chris O'Donnell, when the production was permitted to film at Manhattan's Plaza Hotel, [...]	D
Scenes showing the audience the Baird School and depicting it as an all male boarding school were fi [...]	D
It was reported that, in order to make Chris O'Donnell cry during Lt. Colonel Slade's near-suicide s [...]	D
According to an interview with Conan O'Brien in 1997, Sylvester Stallone turned down the role of Fra [...]	D
The scene on the street where Lt. Colonel Slade falls over a garbage can was actually unplanned.	D
Al Pacino and Gabrielle Anwar rehearsed their tango for 2 weeks. The scene took 3 days to shoot.	D
According to Pacino, his use of "Hoo-wah" was inspired by the armed forces consultant for the movie [...]	D
During the meeting of Baird's Disciplinary Committee, in the background on the wall of the great hal [...]	D
Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Brendan Fraser, Cole Hauser, Randall Batinkoff and Anthony Rapp tried out f [...]	D
Gabrielle Anwar played a lead role as a blind person in Tuffo nel buio (1991).	D
The scene where Charlie asks Col Slade how he feels and he responds "Super, Superior, Superflous" is [...]	D
Nearly all of the hotel scenes were shot at night to avoid disrupting hotel business.	D
Al Pacino's monologue about women was sampled by RMB on their 1995 track 'Passport To Heaven'. The r [...]	D
Gabrielle Anwar's character is named Donna. In Italian language donna means "woman".	D
As a guest on Inside the Actors Studio (1994) (Oct. 2, 2006), Al Pacino recounted to host James Lipt [...]	D
Al Pacino originally turned down the lead, and Jack Nicholson, Harrison Ford, Dustin Hoffman and Joe [...]	D
Al Pacino was helped by a school for the blind in his preparation for this role. He said that he mad [...]	D
Philip Seymour Hoffman auditioned for his role five times before he was cast. He was working various [...]	D
Frank's bizarre habit of yelling "hoo-wah!" is an actual United States Army battlecry, although he i [...]	D
Stephen Dorff was considered for the role of Charlie Simms.	D
According to his book, Chris Rock asked to audition for the part of Charlie but was turned down.	D
In two different points of the movie there are allusions to Frank Slade's military carrier: in the O [...]	D
Christopher Serrone and Corey Feldman auditioned for the role of Charlie Simms.	D
Al Pacino would often remain in character off set, using his cane to walk with and never looking at [...]	D
Al Pacino says "hoo-ah" or a variation of it exactly ten times throughout the movie.	D
During the disciplinary meeting, Trask tells Slade 'You are out of order!', a line told to another o [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee not nominated in either of the support acting categories that ye [...]	D
This film has several notable similarities to Martin Brest's preceding film Midnight Run (1988) incl [...]	D
In addition to winning the Best Actor Oscar, Al Pacino was nominated for Supporting Actor for Americ [...]	D
During Frank Slade's speech at Baird's Disciplinary Committee, Slade mentions "when the bough breaks [...]	D
The first film to be aired on the Starz network on its February 1, 1994 launch date.	D
To force Charlie to leave the Waldorf Astoria, Col. Slade asks him for medicines and Montecristo No. [...]	D
The term "Hooah," in the US Army, is a reply that means everything BUT "no."	D
Frank and Charlie's driver of the limousine is called Manny, as well as Manolo. Al Pacino's left han [...]	D
Two choreographers, Jerry Mitchell and Paul Pellicoro, guided the dance scene between Donna and Col. [...]	D
An adaptation of Giovanni Arpino's novel "Il buio e il miele", the movie actually shares with the bo [...]	D
Leonardo DiCaprio auditioned to play Charlie.	D
Philip Seymour Hoffman and James Rebhorn would later appear in Il talento di Mr. Ripley (1999) and R [...]	D
Gabrielle Anwar appeared in Scent of a Woman - Profumo di donna (1992) with Al Pacino and in Cosa fa [...]	D
The first choice for Frank Slade was Jack Nicholson.	D
Al Pacino and James Rebhorn also appeared in Carlito's Way (1993).	D
Director Martin Brest disowned the version of the film shown on airlines and television.	D
Cinematographer Mikael Salomon was replaced by Donald E. Thorin after ten days of filming.	D

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The small amount of paint seen inside the balloon above Mr. Trask's car before he pops it, is not co [...]	D
Throughout the movie Oregon is mispronounced. Oreigun not OR-i-gone.	D
Frank and Charles order drinks before Frank does the tango. The waiter never arrives with the drinks [...]	D
After Slade's speech Trask can be seen hitting the gavel on the podium but the sound does not match [...]	D
The camera is reflected in Slade's sunglasses while he is talking with the political science teacher [...]	D
When Simms and Slade meet in Slade's apartment, the amount of whiskey in Slade's glass and bottle re [...]	D
Lt. Col. Slade didn't declare his pistol when he was checking his luggage with the skycap.	D
The car is being driven next to the Brooklyn Bridge with the World Trade Centers in the background. [...]	D
When Donna and Frank descend to tango on the dance floor a microphone boom can briefly be seen overh [...]	D
In the scene where Slade is threatening to commit suicide, he has tears coming out of his left eye a [...]	D
Frank's hands are often in different positions during the school assembly between the long shots and [...]	D
When Slade is driving the Ferrari, the crew is reflected in the paintwork.	D
In credits, the name of the orchestrator Thomas Pasatieri is misspelled as Pastieri.	D
Lieutenant Colonel Slade claims to have been awarded the Silver Star (and a promotion to First Lieut [...]	D
While Slade is explaining to Charlie the proper way to perform the military salute, he says the righ [...]	D
Frank mispronounces "espresso" as "expresso" - extremely unlikely for an Italiophile.	D
Col. Slade says "I used to dream about them when I was at Fort Huachuca. Bread's no good west of the [...]	D
There appears a missing day in the timeline of the movie. Considering Frank and Charlie have Thanksg [...]	D
When the new Jaguar drives up the school driveway, a person can be seen following the car in a crouc [...]	D
After the suicide discussion, Slade removes the magazine but not the round in the chamber leaving th [...]	D
When the colonel and Charlie get out of the cab at the airport to catch their flight bound for New Y [...]	D
In the Astoria hotel room, after Slade assembles his 1911 a second time, a boom microphone hangs dow [...]	D
When Frank is time-testing his Colt .45 assembly, the magazine is loaded with cartridges. When a loa [...]	D
Four unit citation emblems are mounted in one row over the right pocket of Slade's Army dress unifor [...]	D
Trask manages to pop the balloon with his keys even though he did not actually make contact.	D
When Frank falls on Park Ave, his hair is messed and dry. When they get back to the hotel immediatel [...]	D
When discussing travel plans, one of boys says he thought they were going to Stowe (rather than Suga [...]	D
During the tango scene, Donna's earrings can be seen in one shot and in the next scene, they're gone [...]	D
Halfway during the tango scene, in the background, the waiter on the left in front of the long table [...]	D
When Slade starts talking to the teacher that ran up to thank him for the speech, he notes that she' [...]	D
In the scene where Slade directs Charlie to get his dress blues from his closet, there is no Silver [...]	D
Lt Col Slade sternly warns Charlie not to refer to his .45 pistol as a "gun", but rather to call it [...]	D
When Colonel Slade is threatening to shoot Charlie (and himself), the position of his tie changes be [...]	D
When Frank crosses the street and falls in the grass, Charlie helps him to stand up again. At first, [...]	D
When Slade and Simms get ready to leave for NY, Slade's tie changes from straight to crooked and bac [...]	D
Lieutenant Colonel Slade has possession of a Government issued .45 M1911A1; officers are not allowed [...]	D
Several times during the movie, Slade handles what is supposed to be his U.S. Army issue M1911A1 .45 [...]	D
Slade's tie during the suicide scene repeatedly switches between disheveled and neatly tied.	D
During the driving scene, a left turn is made and a the rear of the car begins to drift. Application [...]	D

Frase

Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Tickets. Money. Speech. Old [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Oh, where do I go from here, [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: [at Charlie's disciplinary h [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Clear them little bottles of [...]	D
[repeated line] Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Where's the [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Oh, uh, Charlie - about your [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: When in doubt... fuck.	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: It's a great day for singing [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: [Randy brings Frank a glass [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Super! Superior! Superfluous [...]	D
Randy: [Frank and Charlie have arrived unexpected [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Touch me again, I'll kill ya [...]	D
[repeated line] Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Whoo-ah.	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: How's your skin, son? Charl [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Just call me Frank. Call me [...]	D
[Charlie comes back to the room to see Frank putti [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Out of order, I show you out [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Uh-oh, we got a moron here.	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: How's your skin, son? I like [...]	D
Charlie Simms: You ruined your life, too, right? [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: [while exiting the limousine [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: [Lt. Col. Frank Slade is spe [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Goodbye, Willie. I'm no fuck [...]	D
[Headmaster Trask drives into the Baird School dri [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Haven't you heard? Conscienc [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: I asked you a question. Do y [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: I don't know if Charlie's si [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Your father peddles car tele [...]	D
[Slade knew her face cleanser, by scent] Donna: A [...]	D
[Charlie refused to come clean with the names of t [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Then, I'm going to lie down [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Ooh, but I still smell her. [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Well, gentlemen, when the sh [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: You sharpshootin' me, punk? [...]	D
Randy: You want to know the truth? Lt. Col. Frank [...]	D
Charlie Simms: You fucked up, alright! So everybod [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: The day we stop lookin', Cha [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Next time... snap it out! Th [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Are you blind? Are you blind [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Can't believe they're my blo [...]	D
Christine Downes: I'm Christine Downes, Col. Slade [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: You know what's kept me goin [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Don't shrug, imbecile. I'm b [...]	D
Mr. Trask: Mr. Simms? Charlie Simms: [clears thro [...]	D
Charlie Simms: Colonel Slade? Watch out! You'll ge [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: [Frank plans to kill himself [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: You've been the sugar busine [...]	D
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Your father pedals car telep [...]	D

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