Forrest Gump

Titolo originale: Forrest Gump
Regia: Robert Zemeckis |
Anno: 1994
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Commedia Dramma Romance
Tag: new year's eve | vietnam war | vietnam veteran | mentally disabled | friendship | usa president | washington dc, usa | post-traumatic stress disorder (ptsd) | waitress | based on novel or book | hippie | single parent | parent child relationship | optimism | 1970s | drug addiction | autism | alabama | affectation | black panther party | bus stop | family relationships | chameleon | single mother | cynical | blunt | military | anti war protest | 1960s | college american football | mother son relationship | america | arrogant | cliché | disapproving | feel-good |
Cast: Tom Hanks | Robin Wright | Gary Sinise | Sally Field | Mykelti Williamson | Michael Conner Humphreys | Hanna Hall | Haley Joel Osment | Siobhan Fallon Hogan | Rebecca Williams | Bob Penny | Harold G. Herthum | George Kelly | John Randall | Sam Anderson | Margo Moorer | Ione M. Telech | Christine Seabrook | John Worsham | Peter Dobson | Alexander Zemeckis | Logan Livingston Gomez | Ben Waddel | Elizabeth Hanks | Tyler Long | Christopher Jones | Grady Bowman | Kevin Mangan | Fay Genens | Frank Geyer | Rob Landry | Jason McGuire | Pete Auster | Sonny Shroyer | Brett Rice | Ed Davis | Daniel C. Striepeke | Bruce Lucvia | David Brisbin | Kirk Ward | Angela Lomas | Timothy Record | Deborah McTeer | Mark Matheisen | Al Harrington | Jed Gillin | Bob Harks | Don Fischer | Kenneth Bevington | Michael Flannery | Gary Robinson | Marlena Smalls | Kitty K. Green | Afemo Omilami | Matt Wallace | Danté McCarthy | Paulie DiCocco | Mike Jolly | Michael Kemmerling | John Voldstad | Jeffrey Winner | Russ Wilson | Daniel J. Gillooly | Calvin Gadsden | Aaron Izbicki | Michael Burgess | Steven Griffith | Bill Roberson | Michael McFall | Eric Underwood | Steve DeRelian | Byron Minns | Stephen Bridgewater | Bonnie Ann Burgess | Scott Oliver | John William Galt | Hilary Chaplain | Isabel Rose | Jay Ross | Richard D'Alessandro | Dick Stilwell | Kevin Davis | Michael Jace | Geoffrey Blake | Tim Perry | Vanessa Roth | Emily Carey | Paul Raczkowski | Valentine | Dick Cavett | Joe Stefanelli | Tiffany Salerno | Marla Sucharetza | Aloysius Gigl | Jack Bowden | Joe Alaskey | Lazarus Jackson | W. Benson Terry | Matt Rebenkoff | Peter Bannon | Joe Washington | Nora Dunfee | Natalie Hendrix Tate | Hallie D'Amore | Jim Hanks | Chiffonye Cobb | Juan Singleton | Bobby Richardson | Michael Mattison | Lenny Herb | Charles Boswell | Timothy McNeil | Lonnie Hamilton | Teresa Denton | Kurt Russell | Mary Ellen Trainor | Robb Skyler | Michael J. Oliver | Bryan Hanna | Greg Brown | Brendan Shanahan | Troy Christian | Jacqueline Lovell | Zach Hanner | Aaron Michael Lacey | William Shipman | Zhuang Zedong | Eric Alan Wendell | George Wallace | John-Michael Steele | John Simmit | Michael Satterfield | Mark A. Rich | Ronald Reagan | Elvis Presley | Darrell O'Cook | Richard Nixon | Neal MacMillan | Beau Lotterman | Andrew Lepper | John Lennon | Teddy Lane Jr. | Conor Kennelly | Robert F. Kennedy | John F. Kennedy | Jim Keller | Lyndon B. Johnson | Russ Isles | Bob Hope | John Glenn Harding | Jeanne Hanna | Ellsworth Hanna | Christopher James Hall | Leigh Goodoff | Michael Garvey | Gerald Ford | James Ent | Ryan Duncan | Jim Damron | Darren W. Conrad | John Connally | Dick Clark | Daniel Chamblin | Clint Calvert | Grand L. Bush | Arthur Bremer | Jim Boeke | Keri-Anne Bilotta | Marcus Batton | Beth Aylward | Neil Armstrong | Markus Alexander | Todd Adamson | Rob Adams | Joe Abby |

Forrest Gump - un ragazzo non proprio idiota, ma dal basso coefficiente d'intelligenza - racconta la sua storia a coloro che, uno dopo l'altro, si siedono vicino a lui in attesa dell'autobus. È stato in Vietnam, ha stretto la mano a tre presidenti, ha incontrato Elvis, ha assistito ai movimenti studenteschi, ha casualmente fatto esplodere il Watergate, ha suggerito le parole di "Imagine" a John Lennon e per tutta la vita è stato innamorato di una ragazza conosciuta fin da bambino.

Approfondimenti

When Forrest is pushing Lieutenant Dan in his wheelchair across the street in New York City, the son [...] D
With every transition of Forrest's age, one thing remains the same. In the first scene of each trans [...] D
Robert Zemeckis initially did not want Forrest to be shown shooting his rifle during the Vietnam bat [...] D
To create the effect of Forrest carrying Bubba away from a napalm attack, stunt actors were initiall [...] D
The virus that claims Jenny's life is not specified in the film. Director Robert Zemeckis never reve [...] D
Bruce Springsteen ripped the movie in his song "My Best Was Never Good Enough": "Now life's like a b [...] D
The scene where Forrest spots Jenny at a peace rally at the Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool in [...] D
During the ambush in Vietnam the enemy is never actually seen. This led many combat veterans, especi [...] D
As of 2018, features Gary Sinise's only Oscar nominated performance. D
During the ping-pong matches, there was no ball; it was entirely CGI, animated to meet the actors' p [...] D
In the movie there are four actors/actresses who play multiple roles. Gary Sinise plays Lieutenant D [...] D
That was a real explosion used in the Vietnam scene when napalm is dropped. The scene was shot in a [...] D
Director Trademark: Brick Joke. When the bus driver picks Forrest up for school the first time she h [...] D
Apart from a fixed fee of $350,000, author Winston Groom made a deal for a three percent share in th [...] D
Harry Anderson was Robert Zemeckis' first choice for the title role, but was unavailable, due to his [...] D
Tom Hanks' brother was his running double D
Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy, and Martin Lawrence were considered for the role of Bubba. D
In the opening shot of the film, the feather floats down over Madison Square in Savannah, Georgia. I [...] D
In the original novel, Forrest Gump would also have a wrestling career, be friends with an orangutan [...] D
The vintage microphones into which Forrest speaks while in Washington, D.C., and the sound rig of wh [...] D
Haley Joel Osment was cast in the film after the casting director had noticed him in a Pizza Hut com [...] D
Despite the fact that Pulp Fiction (1994) lost to this movie for Best Picture and Best Director at t [...] D
Chippewa Square, the setting for the famous bench scene, does not actually have any benches on the o [...] D
Next to Jenny's bed, there is a card with a yellow smiley face. Forrest had earlier been responsible [...] D
Forrest is one of the few characters not to swear or use foul language. He also doesn't smoke or dri [...] D
Despite earning over $350 million at the box office, Paramount claimed that they were still $62 mill [...] D
After Forrest joins the Army, a fellow recruit tosses him a Playboy magazine. The magazine wasn't an [...] D
Michael Conner Humphreys, who played the young Forrest, later joined the army, just like his charact [...] D
Using the standard OB/GYN formula (date patient's last menstrual cycle ended + 10 days - 3 months + [...] D
The movie was named as one of "The 20 Most Overrated Movies Of All Time" by Premiere. D
Among the elements deleted from the original draft of the screenplay was a more literal interpretati [...] D
The only film in which Tom Hanks won an acting Oscar for his performance in a film which won Best Pi [...] D
The running scene was inspired by an actual event. In 1982, Louis Michael Figueroa, aged 16, ran fro [...] D
Greenbow, Alabama (Forrest's hometown) is fictional. Bayou LaBatre, Alabama (Bubba's hometown), howe [...] D
Contrary to popular belief, the feather was not entirely CGI. The effects team digitized film of a r [...] D
In a flashback Forrest has of Vietnam, the helicopter gunner/co-pilot resembles real-life U.S. Air F [...] D
During the football segment, Forrest is the only player on either team to have a spotless uniform. B [...] D
The film was re-released in IMAX in September 2014 in honor of its 20th anniversary. D
Producer Wendy Finerman and studio executive Kevin Jones had independently read the book and felt th [...] D
Larry King claimed that he interviewed Tom Hanks right before production began, and Hanks remarked t [...] D
In the scene where Forrest first meets his son, Jenny is flipping through a scrapbook and we momenta [...] D
Haley Joel Osment makes his film debut in this movie as Forrest, Jr. D
Joe Pesci was considered for the role of Lieutenant Dan Taylor. D
Gary Sinise's lower legs were wrapped in a special blue fabric that allowed them to be digitally rem [...] D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be nominated for Best Sound Effects Editing, and Be [...] D
Every still picture of Forrest during this film shows Tom Hanks with his eyes closed. D
When Forrest appears on the Dick Cavett Show with John Lennon, he talks about how the people of Chin [...] D
Prior to filming, Paramount Studio had cut the original budget by about $10 million, and were trying [...] D
When the studio imposed budget cuts, both director Robert Zemeckis and star Tom Hanks waived a large [...] D
When he appeared on Inside The Actors Studio, Tom Hanks was persuaded by host James Lipton, to say t [...] D
Forrest won't get rid of his worn out shoes that he's wearing at the bus stop because they're a gift [...] D
This is the first of three movies that Tom Hanks and Gary Sinise have appeared in together, the othe [...] D
Forrest never uses the word 'were', saying 'was' instead, apart from one scene where Jenny, on her d [...] D
When Forrest gets up to talk at the Vietnam rally in Washington, the microphone plug is pulled and y [...] D
Inspired by Lieutenant Dan Taylor, the military veteran character he played in this movie, Gary Sini [...] D
The second of three times (as of 2021) Tom Hanks plays the eponymous role. The first was Turner e il [...] D
Forrest Gump appears with Governor George Wallace. Gary Sinise (Lieutenant Dan) went on to play the [...] D
This was one of two movies released in 1994 to have its main character named Forrest. The other was [...] D
Tom Hanks (Forrest) and Hannah R. Hall (Young Jenny) have the same birthdays on July 9. D
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #76 Greatest Movie of All Time. D
Forrest's college football uniform is always spotless, due to the fact that no-one is fast enough to [...] D
It was originally scripted and shot that young Jenny kills her father by releasing the tractor handb [...] D
Jodie Foster, Nicole Kidman, and Demi Moore turned down the role of Jenny Curran. D
Elvis was played by Peter Dobson, who previously appeared in Sei solo, agente Vincent (1989) as Chri [...] D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...] D
One of three movies - the other two being Apollo 13 (1995) and Il miglio verde (1999) - in which Tom [...] D
Sonny Shroyer's character, credited as "football coach" was based on Legendary University of Alabama [...] D
Terry Gilliam and Barry Sonnenfeld turned down the chance to direct the film. Sonnenfeld chose to di [...] D
Forrest Gump's Medal of Honor ceremony uses the footage of the actual ceremony for Sammy L. Davis, w [...] D
Alexander Zemeckis: The first boy in the school bus who refuses to let Forrest sit next to him is Ro [...] D
The line, "My name is Forrest Gump. People call me Forrest Gump," was ad libbed by Tom Hanks while f [...] D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 Greatest American Movies. D
The actor who plays the reporter on the scene when Tom Hanks visits Washington, D.C. after his tour [...] D
Tom Hanks signed onto this film after an hour and a half of reading the script, but agreed to take t [...] D
Jenny's birthday (as indicated on her tombstone) was July 16, 1945. That is the same day of the Trin [...] D
David Alan Grier, Ice Cube, and Dave Chappelle turned down the role of Bubba. Cube refused to play a [...] D
Mykelti Williamson claimed that after this film, he was primarily offered roles as a comedic black c [...] D
Robert Zemeckis: one of the guests at Forrest and Jenny's wedding. D
The park bench that Tom Hanks sat on for much of the movie was located in historic Savannah, Georgia [...] D
Robin Wright was sick with a cold while shooting the nightclub scene. In spite of this, she was stil [...] D
Steve Tisch is the only person to win an Oscar and a Super Bowl Championship. He won an Oscar for be [...] D
Forrest Gump is in the 9th Infantry Division, as is shown in the Vietnam scenes by the patch on his [...] D
When this film became wildly successful, talk of a sequel naturally arose, especially when Winston G [...] D
The traffic flow around squares in Savannah is normally counterclockwise. The flow was reversed for [...] D
From the start of the movie up until Jenny's death, Forrest always buttons his shirts all the way to [...] D
After his experience playing lieutenant Dan, Gary Sinise established a charity to help disabled vete [...] D
The fastest grossing Paramount film to pass the $100 million, $150 million, and $200 million marks ( [...] D
Alan Silvestri composed the score for both Forrest Gump (1994) and the Back to the Future trilogy. T [...] D
Robert Zemeckis used the paintings of Norman Rockwell as the design inspiration for the town of Gree [...] D
The movie's line, "Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're go [...] D
Robert Zemeckis asked actor Jeffrey Winner to toss his drink at Robin Wright's leg instead of her fa [...] D
Kurt Russell did the voice of Elvis Presley D
Attention to detail: When Gump calls to report the Watergate burglary, the security guard answering [...] D
The speech the Drill Sergeant gives inaudibly while Forrest narrates is "This is one very intelligen [...] D
When Forrest is at boot camp, they train with the M14 service rifle but when they get to Vietnam the [...] D
On the day that Tom Hanks shot the football running scenes he had been suffering from influenza. D
Magician Ricky Jay designed a special wheelchair for Gary Sinise that used an illusion to hide his l [...] D
Tupac Shakur auditioned for the role of Bubba. D
Sally Field and actor Sam Anderson had recurring roles in E.R. - Medici in prima linea (1994). D
'Weird Al' Yankovic released a parody version of the 1995 song "Lump", by former rock group The Pres [...] D
Due to budget constraints, no scenes could be filmed in Vietnam. Fortunately, production designer Ri [...] D
Jacqueline Lovell's debut. D
Feature film debut of Hanna Hall as Young Jenny Curran. D
During the Vietnam scenes Forrests helmet has writing on the side that reads "F(NMI)G" this stands f [...] D
Many of the extras in the hippie scene were actors from the Maryland Renaissance Festival, since the [...] D
Filming lasted four months. D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 top 1 [...] D
The movie was premiered in July 6, 3 days before Tom Hanks (Forrest Gump in the movie) was about to [...] D
When Jenny is throwing her shoes and stones at the house where she grew up, she suddenly collapses o [...] D
It is Robert Zemeckis' highest-grossing film to date. D
Due to the success of Lieutenant Dan's character, Gary Sinise has formed a foundation for injured wa [...] D
Despite playing his mother, Sally Field is only ten years older than Tom Hanks. D
By the color of their uniforms, the team that Alabama was playing against would've been the Universi [...] D
Forrest and Dan's Shrimp Emporium, "Bubba Gump," is now a themed restaurant in 33 locations around t [...] D
When Forrest Gump says that Lieutenant Dan had a family member who died in every single American war [...] D
The first Best Picture Oscar winner to also win Best Visual Effects. D
The first person Forrest Gump speaks to in the film has similarities with Civil Rights icon Rosa Par [...] D
Bill Murray, John Travolta, and Chevy Chase turned down the role of Forrest Gump. Travolta later adm [...] D
In Vietnam, Forrest was assigned to 4th Platoon (Lieutenant Dan welcomes him and Bubba), Alpha Compa [...] D
Selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Film Registry in December 2011 [...] D
The necklace worn by Lieutenant Dan is a rosary with a Saint Christopher medal, inscribed "Protect U [...] D
The question of how Gump can enlist into the Army with a 75 IQ, and physical disabilities, may be an [...] D
Gary Sinise's character tells Tom Hanks's character that the day Forrest works on a shrimp boat is t [...] D
10 years in development, the project spent much of that time in development hell, and was tossed aro [...] D
When Forrest and Jenny are walking through the camp in Washington DC there is a couple having sex in [...] D
Lt. Dan's first rule to Forrest and Bubba was "Take good care of your feet." There is a bit of ironi [...] D
Robert Zemeckis had selected many popular songs from the depicted time periods for the soundtrack, b [...] D
When the studio imposed significant budget cuts, Robert Zemeckis decided to leave out several planne [...] D
The famous quote that Forrest uses about life being like a box of chocolates is not completely origi [...] D
Elizabeth Hanks: the girl in the school bus with the red hair is Tom Hanks's daughter. D
Following the success of the movie, Winston Groom wrote a sequel novel, 'Gump & Co.' (1995), which r [...] D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...] D
Trailer narrated by Hal Douglas. D
In L'ultima battuta (1988), Sally Field played a love interest for Tom Hanks's character. In this fi [...] D
Forrest's awards and decorations, as worn in his Class A uniform are: the Medal of Honor, Purple Hea [...] D
Dave Chappelle declined the role of Bubba, which went to Mykelti Williamson. Chappelle and Williamso [...] D
The Dr. Pepper scene was shot a total of seven times. Each time Tom gave forth louder to loudest and [...] D
When Forrest first learns to play ping-pong in the infirmary, he is told the trick is to "keep his e [...] D
If Forrest "ran three years, two months, fourteen days and sixteen hours" and left his front porch e [...] D
Tom Hanks revealed his favorite scene filmed: was when Lieutenant Dan got new (artificial) legs, as [...] D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider. D
All of the boat scenes, including the hurricane scene, were shot on location in the waters off the c [...] D
It took only 66 days for the film to pass the $250 million mark at the box office. D
Jenny's last name, Curran, is never spoken in the film, although it appears in print on her postal d [...] D