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Barfly - Moscone da bar
Titolo originale: Barfly
Regia:
Barbet Schroeder
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Anno: 1987
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Commedia Dramma Romance
Tag:
career
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prostitute
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fight
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bartender
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poet
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alcoholism
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money
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los angeles, california
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alcohol abuse
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paramedic
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boyfriend girlfriend relationship
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street fight
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barflies
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unemployed
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brawler
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brawlers
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barfly
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Cast:
Mickey Rourke
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Faye Dunaway
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Alice Krige
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Jack Nance
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J.C. Quinn
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Frank Stallone Jr.
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Sandy Martin
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Roberta Bassin
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Gloria LeRoy
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Joe Unger
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Harry Cohn
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Pruitt Taylor Vince
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Joe Rice
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Julie 'Sunny' Pearson
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Donald L. Norden
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Wil Albert
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Hal Shafer
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Zeke Manners
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Pearl Shear
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Rik Colitti
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Michael Collins
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Ronald G. Joseph
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Damon Hines
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Lahmard J. Tate
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Gary Carlos Cervantes
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Peter Conti
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Vance Colvig
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Stacey Pickren
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Leonard Termo
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Gary Cox
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Fritz Feld
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Albert Henderson
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Sandy Rose
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Madalyn Carol
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George Marshall Ruge
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Debbie Lynn Ross
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Charles Bukowski
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Un poeta alcolizzato ed una prostituta vivono intensamente il loro amore nei bassifondi, tra alcol ed eccessi, lontani dal denaro e dal successo.
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Mickey Rourke is billed only as Henry and not by his full character name of Henry Chinaski in the cl [...]
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In its obituary of Charles Bukowski, "The New York Post" used a photo of Mickey Rourke as Henry Chin [...]
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While filming, visitors to the set included film journalist Roger Ebert and the directors Errol Morr [...]
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There is no original score for this film. The film's soundtrack was mostly based on original source [...]
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The film was entered and then selected to screen in competition for the Palme d'Or (The Golden Palm [...]
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The names of the night clubs, cocktail bars, and drinking establishments seen, particularly in monta [...]
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Mickey Rourke's voice characterization is an approximation of Charles Bukowski's own voice.
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According to Charles Bukowski's novel Hollywood, which was based on the events surrounding the makin [...]
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During filming in the bar, when Henry meets Wanda, as Mickey Rourke walked along the bar past Charle [...]
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Alice Krige replaced Helen Hunt in the role Tully Sorenson. Hunt originally was cast, but Schroeder [...]
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The slogan for "The Golden Horn" cocktail bar was "A Friendly Place".
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Charles Bukowski wanted Sean Penn to star as protagonist Henry Chinaski, but Penn insisted that Denn [...]
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The first Kino Flo (professional LED-based lighting equipment) unit was created in 1987, during the [...]
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The Golden Horn was actually Big Ed's bar in downtown Culver City at (what was then) Washington Blvd [...]
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This movie and the same year's The Pink Chiquitas (1986), Savage Harbor (1987), and W.A.R.: Women Ag [...]
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Francis Ford Coppola received a 'presenting' (presenter) credit.
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This film almost was never made because the financially-strapped Cannon Group / Golan-Globus Product [...]
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Contrary to popular belief, Charles Bukowski thought that Mickey Rourke's performance was 'mis-done' [...]
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Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 top 1 [...]
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The picture is a semi-autobiography of poet, writer, and author Charles Bukowski with Mickey Rourke [...]
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Composer Trevor Jones was considered to write original music for this film, but director Barbet Schr [...]
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The film was shot using authentic locations around Los Angeles, including all the shots in the bar, [...]
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The Cannon Group company allegedly had restrictive bank covenants that limited the number of films i [...]
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The movie's "screenplay [was] commissioned in 1979" according to the Turner Classic Movies website. [...]
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One of the exterior scenes shows Mickey Rourke coming out of an old hotel. This hotel was actually T [...]
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The apartment building where Wanda's apartment was located was an actual building where Charles Buko [...]
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Charles Bukowski: Uncredited, as a bar patron.
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