Lincoln

Titolo originale: Lincoln
Regia: Steven Spielberg |
Anno: 2012
Origine: India | United States of America |
Generi: Storia Dramma
Tag: mutiny | usa president | based on true story | speech | battlefield | historical fiction | family conflict | american civil war | cultural conflict | battle of gettysburg | secession | gettysburg address | conflagration | ethical dilemma | emancipation | 19th century | abraham lincoln | abraham | america | assertive |
Cast: Daniel Day-Lewis | Sally Field | David Strathairn | Joseph Gordon-Levitt | James Spader | Hal Holbrook | Tommy Lee Jones | John Hawkes | Jackie Earle Haley | Bruce McGill | Tim Blake Nelson | Joseph Cross | Jared Harris | Lee Pace | Peter McRobbie | Gulliver McGrath | Gloria Reuben | Jeremy Strong | Michael Stuhlbarg | Boris McGiver | David Costabile | Stephen Spinella | Walton Goggins | David Warshofsky | Colman Domingo | David Oyelowo | Lukas Haas | Dane DeHaan | Carlos Thompson | Bill Camp | Elizabeth Marvel | Byron Jennings | Julie White | Charmaine White | Ralph D. Edlow | Grainger Hines | Richard Topol | Walt Smith | Dakin Matthews | James 'Ike' Eichling | Wayne Duvall | Bill Raymond | Michael Stanton Kennedy | Ford Flannagan | Robert Ayers | Robert Peters | John Moon | Kevin Lawrence O'Donnell | Jamie Horton | Joe Dellinger | Richard Warner | Elijah Chester | Dave Hager | Sean Haggerty | Mike Shiflett | Gregory Itzin | Stephen Dunn | Stephen McKinley Henderson | Chase Edmunds | John Hutton | Robert Ruffin | Drew Sease | John Lescault | Scott Wichmann | Adam Driver | Jean Kennedy Smith | Shirley Augustine | Sarah Wylie | Margaret Ann McGowan | Hilary Montgomery | Asa-Luke Twocrow | Lancer Dean Shull | Robert Wilharm | Kevin Kline | John Jones | Paul Gowans | Joseph Miller | John Bellemer | Mary Dunleavy | Christopher Evan Welch | Alan Sader | Gannon McHale | Ken Lambert | Thomas Belgrey | Ted Johnson | Don Henderson Baker | Raynor Scheine | Armistead Wellford | Michael Ruff | Rich Wills | Stephen Bozzo | Christopher Alan Stewart | Teddy Eck | Todd Fletcher | Charles Kinney | Joseph Carlson | Michael Goodwin | Edward McDonald | Jim Batchelder | Gregory Hosaflook | Joe Kerkes | William Kaffenberger | Larry Van Hoose | C. Brandon Marshall | David Russell Graham | Benjamin Shirley | Henry Kidd | Joseph Frances Filipowski | Thomas Aldridge | Sidney Blackmer Jr. | Billy Caldwell | Glenn T. Crone | Martin Dew | Theodore Ewald | Todd Hunter | Joe Inscoe | Raymond H. Johnson | Gary Keener | Randolph Meekins | Frank Moran | Charley Morgan | Chad Pettit | Barry Privett | Leslie Rogers | Marcello Rollando | Keith Tyree | Kevin J. Walsh | Robert Wray | S. Epatha Merkerson | Christopher Boyer | Stephen Dunford | David Doersch | Christopher Cartmill | Robert Shepherd | Lucas N. Hall |

Gli ultimi mesi della vita di Abraham Lincoln, sedicesimo Presidente degli Stati Uniti d’America, durante i quali viene abolita la schiavitù e gli Stati dell’Unione vincono la guerra civile che sta dilaniando la nazione. La sceneggiatura è basata sul bestseller “Team of Rivals” di Doris Kerns Goodwin.

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When Robert Todd Lincoln meets his father after the visit to the wounded soldiers, there is a sectio [...] D
Raymond H. Johnson plays Republican Congressman John F. McKenzie, but the end credits list a differe [...] D
Modern (turning) doorknobs are seen throughout the movie. Patents for the doorknob weren't filed unt [...] D
When Lincoln and Tad are going to the military hospital in the carriage, Lincoln clearly puts the pa [...] D
In many of the scenes set in the House of Representatives, the marble behind the Speaker bears the w [...] D
Lincoln says that a compass will "point you true north," but a compass will actually point towards m [...] D
Robert Todd Lincoln views the limbs of soldiers being buried and is rattled so much that he craves a [...] D
W.N. Bilbo refers to murderous congressman "Bob" Hollister, when in fact, the character is determine [...] D
When Thaddeus Stevens takes the original bill after the vote, he folds it in half vertically. When h [...] D
Speaker of the House Schuyler Colfax was in his early 40s when the 13th Amendment was passed but is [...] D
When Congress debates and ultimately votes on the 13th Amendment, every desk in the chamber is occup [...] D
In the planning for the Wilmington attack, the term barrage is used several times. The term at that [...] D
When Thaddeus Stevens is confronted by an outraged Asa Litton for denying the full humanity and equa [...] D
When the cameras are facing the rear of the House of Representatives (away from the speaker) you can [...] D
At the start of the film, Lincoln speaks to a black soldier from the 5th Massachusetts Cavalry. The [...] D
In the opening scene, as the soldiers start to disperse and return to their units, the view from beh [...] D
Throughout the speech by Lincoln to his cabinet, which begins with him slamming the table and saying [...] D
After one of the House sessions, the camera pans to the Washington statue in the Virginia Presidents [...] D
At the beginning of the film, a young soldier tells Lincoln that he'd heard Lincoln deliver the Gett [...] D
When the President slams his hand on the desk to stop everyone from arguing, he hits his glasses, wh [...] D
In 1863, Secretary of War Edwin Stanton "commissioned" Tad Lincoln an artillery 2nd lieutenant. In t [...] D
Black soldier, Corporal Ira Clark, tells the president that his unit, the 5th Massachusetts Colored [...] D
Grant is shown in magnificent uniform at Appomattox, but he appeared in a dirty private's jacket and [...] D
In Lincoln's death scene, he is shown lying somewhat on his side, on top of the covers on a bed at t [...] D
When Lincoln is talking to his son Robert, he mentions that Robert didn't enter the tent containing [...] D
When Lincoln is speaking with Ms. Keckley on the North Portico, columns can be seen along the north [...] D
Throughout the movie, there are multiple instances where a flag with 50 stars can be seen in the bac [...] D
When Robert waits outside the military hospital, the shot from inside the hospital shows the America [...] D
Shortly after Thaddeus Stevens tells the full House that he's not for racial equality, he walks outs [...] D
Preston Blair takes Tad Lincoln by both hands. In shots from one angle, Blair's hands under Tad's. I [...] D
When Grant and his staff are listening to the votes come in, the information is conveyed with a spee [...] D
Thaddeus Stevens says that the 13th Amendment will be the first time slavery is mentioned in the Con [...] D
When Lincoln is in the War Department telegraph room and beginning to tell his story about Ethan All [...] D
The two-seat horse buggy ridden by Lincoln had two men in the front, but they're in the wrong places [...] D
During the debate on the day before the vote is taken, Lincoln's team has to rush back to the White [...] D
When the Speaker of the House does the Congressional roll call, in alphabetical order by state, he s [...] D
Mary Lincoln worries that Robert will be killed by a sniper. The term sniper was not used in the US [...] D
When Lincoln rides through the battlefield outside of Petersburg, he removes his hat as he passes by [...] D
Filming took place in the Virginia State Capitol. On the wall behind the Speaker of the House is an [...] D
When President Lincoln is speaking to Private Green and Corporal Clark, the view from behind the sol [...] D
On 14 April 1865, the pit orchestra plays Ludwig van Beethoven's "Egmont" Overture. The scene is a p [...] D
In the film, Tad's speech is very clear. Historically, Tad Lincoln was described as having a pronoun [...] D
At 1:12:12, President Lincoln talks about pardoning a 16-year-old boy of the 15th Indiana Cavalry fo [...] D
Early in the movie, there is a military band playing. There is a clarinetist who is using a modern B [...] D
When President Lincoln is expressing his frustrations over the pending vote of the 13th Amendment, h [...] D
When Grant and Lincoln are talking at the house during Lincoln's visit to Petersburg, they both stan [...] D
When Mary is arguing with Abraham to not let their son Robert enlist, she says that he might be take [...] D
William Bilbo mentions that Lincoln's face is on the 50-cent piece. Abraham Lincoln appeared on frac [...] D
At the end of Lincoln's short conversation with Seward and Mr. and Mrs. Jolly, Seward's cigar is muc [...] D
In a scene taking place January 31, 1865, the vote count is conducted in the House of Representative [...] D
Early in the film, Lincoln meets with Seward and others in a White House office or drawing room, and [...] D
While the amendment is being debated in the chamber, the papers on the stand the speaker uses vary b [...] D
(about 47 min) The camera's shadow can be briefly seen on the right side of the shot. D
Near the beginning of the film, Thaddeus Stevens leaves his office. He opens a door, and it closes v [...] D
General Robert E. Lee is shown wearing a coat with the insignia of a Confederate General during the [...] D
When Lincoln visits W.M. Bilbo and the other attorneys that are lobbying the Democrats, Lincoln ment [...] D
There was no voice vote. The 13th Amendment was passed by paper ballot. D
Abraham Lincoln's secretary, John Nicolay, was Bavarian by birth, but immigrated with his parents to [...] D
When General Grant's staff emerges from The McLean House in Appomattox Courthouse on 9 April 1865, E [...] D
While Thaddeus Stevens is giving his responses to Representative Wood, (equally before the law speec [...] D
Two Connecticut Congressmen vote against the 13th Amendment during the movie; however, all four Conn [...] D