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Hugo Cabret

Titolo originale: Hugo
Regia: Martin Scorsese |
Anno: 2011
Origine: United Kingdom | United States of America |
Generi: Avventura Dramma Famiglia
Tag: paris, france | based on novel or book | library | clock tower | key | clock | museum | montparnasse | steampunk | orphan | robot | filmmaking | security guard | leg brace | doberman | runaway train | railway station | guard dog | toy maker | mechanical toys | toymaker | ticking clock | based on young adult novel | clockwork | train station | toy | stationmaster | clockmaker | mechanical dolls |
Cast: Asa Butterfield | Ben Kingsley | Chloë Grace Moretz | Sacha Baron Cohen | Ray Winstone | Emily Mortimer | Christopher Lee | Helen McCrory | Michael Stuhlbarg | Frances de la Tour | Richard Griffiths | Jude Law | Kevin Eldon | Gulliver McGrath | Shaun Aylward | Emil Lager | Angus Barnett | Edmund Kingsley | Max Wrottesley | Marco Aponte | Ilona Cheshire | Francesca Scorsese | Emily Surgent | Lily Carlson | Frederick Warder | Christos Lawton | Tomos James | Ed Sanders | Terence Frisch | Max Cane | Frank Bourke | Stephen Box | Ben Addis | Robert Gill | Graham Curry | Eric Haldezos | Hugo Malpeyre | Gino Picciano | Michael Pitt | Martin Scorsese | Brian Selznick | Catherine Balavage | Lorenzo Harani |

Il piccolo Hugo Cabret vive nascosto nella stazione di Paris Montparnasse. Rimasto orfano, si occupa di far funzionare i tanti orologi della stazione e coltiva il sogno di aggiustare l'uomo meccanico che conserva nel suo nascondiglio e che rappresenta tutto ciò che gli è rimasto del padre. Per farlo, sottrae gli attrezzi di cui ha bisogno dal chiosco del giocattolaio, un uomo triste e burbero, ma viene colto in flagrante dal vecchio e derubato del prezioso taccuino di suo padre con i disegni dell'automa. Riavere quel taccuino è per Hugo una questione vitale.
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Emily Mortimer and Sir Ben Kingsley worked together on Transsiberian (2008). D
There are several references to James Joyce in the movie. In the beginning, he is standing in the ca [...] D
Martin Scorsese sent screenwriter John Logan the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" by Brian Selzni [...] D
In the last shot of this movie, of the automaton, the costume designers made a little tuxedo for the [...] D
Frances de la Tour, Richard Griffiths, and Helen McCrory appeared in the Harry Potter film franchise [...] D
Martin Scorsese's first movie to be shot in the 1.85:1 aspect ratio since Quei bravi ragazzi (1990). D
A Nintendo DS game "Hugo Cabret" was planned, but never made. It would have been the first video gam [...] D
The opening track shot of the city, ending at the train station, was the first shot designed. Each f [...] D
Michael Pitt: The star of Martin Scorsese's Boardwalk Empire: L'impero del crimine (2010) has an unc [...] D
The original costumes of Hugo and Isabelle are being held at Seven Stories in Byker, England. D
This movie takes place in 1931. D
The poem Isabelle recites in the train station to Inspector Gustav is "A Birthday" by Christina Geor [...] D
With Sir Christopher Lee having been born in 1922, makes him the only supporting actor to have lived [...] D
When Brian Selznick heard that Martin Scorsese wanted to adapt his book, "The Invention of Hugo Cabr [...] D
Martin Scorsese directed the 3-D cinematography by wearing clip-on 3-D lenses over his prescription [...] D
Martin Scorsese's first theatrical movie in twelve years not starring Leonardo DiCaprio. His last th [...] D
The guitarist, who appeared early in the movie, and at the Georges Méliès party near the end, [...] D
While much of the magic performed is period-appropriate, there are a few pieces in this movie which [...] D
After a screening that James Cameron attended, he called this movie a "masterpiece", and told direct [...] D
When Sir Ben Kingsley (as Georges Méliès) is seen directing one of his movies, the camera oper [...] D
This Martin Scorsese movie won the same number of Academy Awards as Scorsese's The Aviator (2004), t [...] D
Sacha Baron Cohen said the reason he agreed to appear in this movie was because he wanted to work wi [...] D
The first movie by Martin Scorsese fully shot in digital. D
This movie was one of several movies that were in competition at the 2012 Academy Awards that were r [...] D
"Hugo" also gave director Martin Scorsese the opportunity to make reference to his passion for film [...] D
Hugo Cabret was born in 1919. D
When Hugo shows Isabel the clock passageways, she says "I feel just like Jean Valjean!" Jean Valjean [...] D
A lecture hall from the famous Parisian university La Sorbonne was dressed and used for the cinema h [...] D
While most of the movie was shot in the studio in London, two weeks of location shooting were done i [...] D
The original cut of Georges Méliès' footage was ten minutes long. Martin Scorsese decided to c [...] D
The first 3-D movie directed by Martin Scorsese. This is redundant information. D
The second Martin Scorsese film to be passed 'U' by the BBFC (British Board of Film Classification). [...] D
In flashbacks we see Georges Méliès staging his productions with lavishly colored sets and cos [...] D
Martin Scorsese and Sir Christopher Lee were very good friends, but up until 2010, had never worked [...] D
Martin Scorsese screened 3-D prints of La maschera di cera (1953) and Il delitto perfetto (1954) for [...] D
This movie was released four years after its source novel "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" by Brian Se [...] D
Brian Selznick: The author of the book can be seen at the end of the movie at Méliès' apartmen [...] D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider. D
The music during the scene in which Hugo and Isabelle read the book The Invention of Dreams, about t [...] D
One of only two films directed by Scorsese to receive a PG rating, the other being The Age of Innoce [...] D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Visual Effects. D
Martin Scorsese: The photographer who is taking a picture of young Georges Méliès outside his [...] D
When Martin Scorsese decided to adapt The Invention of Hugo Cabret, his first and only choice to por [...] D
Emily Mortimer and Sir Ben Kingsley worked with Martin Scorsese on Shutter Island (2010). D
The train station depicted is the Gare Montparnasse. The real-life Georges Méliès worked as a [...] D
If you don't include the credits, this movie is exactly two hours long. D
The cam mechanism in the automaton is heavily inspired by the machinery in the Jaquet-Droz automata, [...] D
Martin Scorsese said that when he read the book, "The Invention of Hugo Cabret", he felt an immediat [...] D
Robert Richardson's win on the Oscar's cinematographic category for this movie means that he, Emmanu [...] D
While shooting in Paris, the crew's base of operations was the prestigious high school Lycée Loui [...] D
The character Gustave Dasté is reported to be based on Inspector Clouseau from the Pink Panther f [...] D
This movie was one of a group of movies that were in competition at the 2012 Academy Awards that ref [...] D
The train crash depicted in Hugo's dream was the Montparnasse derailment that occurred on October 22 [...] D
When Hugo is seen for the last time, he has just done a card trick and is showing off the three of c [...] D
Martin Scorsese's first PG rated movie in eighteen years. His first was L'età dell'innocenza (199 [...] D
The driving force behind the movie was Martin Scorsese's young daughter Francesca Scorsese, who pres [...] D
Jude Law (Hugo's father) only appears on-screen for three minutes. D
During the early scene which introduces the interior of the train station, there are appearances by [...] D
Sir Ben Kingsley based his characterization of Georges Méliès on Martin Scorsese. D

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