Quando l'amore brucia l'anima - Walk the Line

Titolo originale: Walk the Line
Regia: James Mangold |
Anno: 2005
Origine: Germany | United States of America |
Generi: Dramma Musica Romance
Tag: prison | adultery | concert | music record | country music | guitar | germany | loss of loved one | marriage | biography | single | biting | accident | 1960s | apathetic | condescending | cruel |
Cast: Joaquin Phoenix | Reese Witherspoon | Ginnifer Goodwin | Robert Patrick | Dallas Roberts | Dan John Miller | Larry Bagby | Shelby Lynne | Tyler Hilton | Waylon Payne | Shooter Jennings | Sandra Ellis Lafferty | Dan Beene | Clay Steakley | Johnathan Rice | Johnny Holiday | Ridge Canipe | Lucas Till | Carly Nahon | McGhee Monteith | Wyatt Entrekin | Hailey Anne Nelson | Kerris Dorsey | Delaney Keefe | Victoria Hester | Deborah Rawlings | James DeForest Parker | James Keach | Davielle Boyce | Glenn Alan Gardner | Danny Vinson | Dave McPhail | Bob King | Natalie Canerday | Rhoda Griffis | Jeff Bailey | Ross Harkins | J.D. Evermore | Helen Ingebritsen | J.W. Williams | Shane Bowen | Tim Ware | Dolan Wilson | J. Allen Scott | Clare Grant | Michael Ingersoll | Carter Thrower | J.P. McNeely | Brian Deas | Glenda Pannell | Amy Lavere | Tracee Mae Miller | Ken Axmaker Jr. | Bryce Blackman | Garnet Brooks | David Caffey | John Carter Cash | Mark Alan Compton | Brian Crider | Richard Crowe | Josh Driver | Jeff Evans | Geoff Falk | Jan Falk | Marc Farley | Evelyn Diana Frogge-Chabot | Gavin Lindsay Goode | Cody Hanford | L. Michele Hester | Kimberly Hill | Jason Lewin | Katie Lindsey | Mathew Luschek | Donald Meyers | Michael Montgomery | Zach Navarro | Rich Parham | Chris Plumlee | Kevin Scroggs | Laura Lynn Seguin | Brit Shaw | Melissa Goodwin Shepherd | Ben Taylor | Frank Hoyt Taylor | Danny Thomas | Sheila Thomas | Dave Thompson | Jim Wright | Laurie Johnson |

La storia del giovane Johnny Cash e del suo turbolento rapporto d’amore con June Carter ha inizio in Arkansas durante l’epoca della Depressione e mostra le origini del suono di Cash, quando era ancora semplicemente il figlio di un mezzadro, passando poi attraverso i suoi tour scatenati con pionieri del rock and roll come Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis e Waylon Jennings, per terminare infine la sua corsa con l’indimenticabile concerto del 1968 alla prigione di Folsom.

Errori

Johnny Cash smashed the footlights at the Grand Ole Opry, not in Las Vegas as in the film. D
Sam Phillips's Chesterfield pack has a bar code. D
Jerry Lee Lewis is backed up by a bass player playing a Fender Precision electric bass, but the bas [...] D
After Johnny watches the shoe shine boy "get rhythm", he turns to walk across the street to Sun Stu [...] D
The Radio Flyer Tiny Trike on the top shelf in the toy section of the 1958 WV Variety store did not [...] D
When June is throwing the beer bottles at the guys, in the long shot, Johnny jumps behind the falle [...] D
Johnny is shown touring with Elvis, Jerry Lee, and June for Sun Records early in the movie. In fact [...] D
The second time that the band is in the Folsom prison, when Johnny is introduced, the guitar player [...] D
When Johny and June are leaving the store with the fishing poles in Wheeling, WV, June says "I thin [...] D
When Sam Phillips tells Johnny about singing "the one song you would sing if it were your last", a [...] D
When Johnny is going through letters from inmates, he picks up one from Folsom inmate Glen Sherley. [...] D
During the Texarkana show a white Telecaster is seen. While a version of the Fender Broadcaster was [...] D
Although it is supposed to be 1956, at about 46 minutes in the words "1977 Chevrolet" from an adver [...] D
Throughout the entire film, the brown contact lenses Joaquin Phoenix wears come and go. D
When June goes to the theater one morning on the tour to meet the boys, she finds they've partied a [...] D
Before Johnny passes out on stage from overdosing, if you look closely, his mouth never moves when [...] D
When Johnny Cash is reading letters he received (mostly from inmates), the movie shows one from the [...] D
When Johnny Cash reads fan mail from prisoners (late 1967/early 1968), all of the addresses have tw [...] D
Some of the plastic tape reels (the clear ones) in Sam's studio did not exist in that design until [...] D
When Johnny is in the recording studio for the first time, his guitar strap goes from over his coll [...] D
At the Texarkana show, John's guitar gets caught on June's dress. When they separate, John has a pi [...] D
Early in the movie, Johnny walks out onto the street in Memphis and you see old cars and an old mec [...] D
When Johnny is fighting with Vivian while he is trying to hang up pictures, he is wearing a Hanes t [...] D
When in Germany Johnny Cash is shopping for a guitar. In the music store you can see a Fender Telec [...] D
When Johnny is talking with Vivian on the phone from Germany, an apparently US military aircraft is [...] D
When the tractor hits the water, it has no engine or smoke stack. The tractor reappears later in th [...] D
When Cash is playing at the prison, a pair of large speaker cabinets are visible on the stage. Thes [...] D
After Johnny leaves June's house after walking from Nashville, it rains later in the scene. Johnny [...] D
When Johnny falls out of his chair at the concert hall, his beer is in his hand. When he sits up, h [...] D
When Johnny is hanging pictures, he begins to put a nail in the wall just above a line in the wood. [...] D
Jerry Lee Lewis, who sings right before Johnny Cash in the first show, wasn't famous at the time. W [...] D
When Johnny is hanging pictures of his band, Vivian appears in the doorway with her arms by her sid [...] D
When Johnny and June are in the store in Wheeling, WV, the thick southern accents of the locals are [...] D
Jerry Lee Lewis wears a white scarf during most of the "Lewis Boogie." It's gone by the end of the [...] D
A 1944 scene shows Johnny listening to June Carter on the radio. The announcer says "10-year-old Ju [...] D
When Johnny is in the bed eating strawberries with June, he is not wearing his brown contact lenses [...] D
While Johnny and June sing the duet "Jackson" onstage, June's hairdo changes during the scene. In t [...] D
Steadicam and operator are visible during drum solo approx 45 minutes into film. D
The "US" collar brass (in-the-circle) seen properly on the collar of the long-sleeve khaki shirt, w [...] D
Before singing at Folsom, Johnny is touching the blade of a table saw with a glass of relatively cl [...] D
When Johnny and his new trio play "Get Rhythm" in Texarkana the soundtrack has a drummer accompanyi [...] D
"Ring of Fire" was written earlier than 1965. Anita Carter released it in early 1963, and Cash rele [...] D
When Vivian shows John the eviction notice, the document shows an address with a ZIP code. In the 1 [...] D
During the scene inside Johnny's car in the tour caravan, the position of June's feet changes sever [...] D
In an early scene, Johnny and Jack Cash walk down the road on their way to the fishing hole. Johnny [...] D
At one point, June asks John where his car is. He answers, "Piss and Makeup." However, the DVD subt [...] D
At the tense Thanksgiving dinner with the Cashes and the Carters at Johnny's Tennessee home, the sc [...] D
When Johnny is seen playing with his band for the first time on his porch, Marshall Grant's bass is [...] D
At the show in Texarkana, there is a Purina advertising sign on the backdrop of the stage. In some [...] D
When Johnny goes to the Carter family's home to visit June, it's supposed to be fall (pumpkins on t [...] D
In 1968, when Vivian left John, all four of their girls had been born. Only three girls are shown c [...] D
In the variety store in Wheeling, W.V. in 1958, June picks up a fat white candle and sniffs it. Can [...] D
Johnny Cash and June Carter are singing their famous duet "Jackson" in 1965. "Jackson" was not rele [...] D
When Johnny walks back from the Carter house, he is near a railroad crossing. The scene is set in t [...] D
In the hotel room when June answers the phone in bed, Johnny's hands caress her lower back. When cu [...] D
When Jerry Lee Lewis plays the piano, you hear the last note after he has walked away from it. [...] D
Early in the film, Johnny Cash is seen walking in uniform in Germany and the year 1952 is shown. He [...] D
In one mid-1960s scene, Waylon Jennings has long hair and a beard. At the time, Waylon was clean-sh [...] D
One scene in the 1950s shows Johnny with a "Memphis Business Journal" sign in the background. The M [...] D
When Johnny first looks into Sun Studios, and sees Elvis Presley recording Milk Cow Boogie, Elvis i [...] D
When Vivian prepares to smash June's picture, she is holding a hammer, which disappears when the pi [...] D
Johnny and June are lying in bed in the hotel room when the phone rings. June picks up the phone wi [...] D
Heavenly Highway Hymns, which Johnny's mother gives him early in the movie, was published in 1956. [...] D
The real Johnny Cash had a scar on the side of his chin. In the film, Johnny has no chin scar. [...] D
The copy of Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet that June gives John on one of the first 1950s tours is a 1 [...] D
"I Still Miss Someone" was about June Carter Cash, not Jack. "Walk the Line" was about Johnny Cash' [...] D
While riding in the tour caravan, Johnny, June, and Jerry Lee hear an ad on the radio for a 1957 Ch [...] D