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Mickey, un arbitro della NBA, incontra Ellen, un funzionario della compagnia aerea americana, a Parigi. Si sviluppa in una relazione di alti e bassi.Mickey, un arbitro della NBA, incontra Ellen, un funzionario della compagnia aerea americana, a Parigi. Si sviluppa in una relazione di alti e bassi.Mickey, un arbitro della NBA, incontra Ellen, un funzionario della compagnia aerea americana, a Parigi. Si sviluppa in una relazione di alti e bassi.
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- QuizThe film provides a credit for the "lighting of the Eiffel Tower." According to Billy Crystal, Paris officials required the credit in order to allow filming that showed the tower.
- BlooperThis is actually a correction to the last geographical goof. They are all in a restaurant in NYC. They are at Helen's. They even say it several times, and they also make reference to the fact that it was a Nicks game. So they are supposed to be in NYC not LA. They have all flown in to NYC for the wedding.
- Curiosità sui creditiAt one point Mickey's father-in-law Arthur moves in with them and drives him crazy by singing the Toyota slogan, "You asked for it...you got it," doing it just like the commercial. At the end of the end credits, Arthur is reading the paper at the table while Mickey is having breakfast. Arthur starts the slogan but waits about half a minute before finally finishing the line.
- Colonne sonoreLove Is Here To Stay
Written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
Performed by Billie Holiday
Courtesy of Verve Records
By arrangment with PloyGram Special Markets
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On date 5 November 1998, IMDb user "OffYear" from Chicago wrote:
>Billy Crystal: The poor, stupid man's Woody Allen.
>Crushingly bad. Crystal, having already ripped off 'Annie Hall' with the vastly overrated 'When Harry Met Sally' now rips off the lesser 'Broadway Danny Rose'.
And, on date 13 March 2002, IMDb user "Movie-Robot" from New York agreed:
>The guy here who called Crystal "The poor, stupid man's Woody Allen" has a point.
On the other hand, on date 2 March 2002, "The Movie Buff" from Nyc had written:
>This movie holds the record of earliest advanced screening before being released of all-time, 18 years. The film was shown at an advanced screening back in 77 when it was under the working title ANNIE HALL!!!
Does it mean that Woody Allen, when directing "Broadway Danny Rose", ripped off "Annie Hall"!?
Ok, I apologize to these users, whose comments I found anyway very interesting, and suggested me a point of view I had not taken. That's the point! I was not able to see any unforgivable pillage from Allen's movies.
I think Billy Crystal did not want to Explain The Mystery Of Love neither to portrait New Characters Of Modern Times. This is mostly Allen's trade.
Forget Paris is essentially a light comedy, and Billy Crystal is a brilliant guy. Debra Winger is amiable and graceful and many funny dialogues are as original as unforgettable (as the one when he asks her to marry him).
There is actually a scene which irritated me, the one where they lie by the fireplace, I found it kitch, it does not fit well with the rest. But the movie is a must-see for all lovers of the genre.
What about the soundtrack? Well, it just picks up some of the most beautiful songs by Cole Porter, the Gershwins and some other great american composer. If it is lawful, well, it is a beautiful soundtrack!
>Billy Crystal: The poor, stupid man's Woody Allen.
>Crushingly bad. Crystal, having already ripped off 'Annie Hall' with the vastly overrated 'When Harry Met Sally' now rips off the lesser 'Broadway Danny Rose'.
And, on date 13 March 2002, IMDb user "Movie-Robot" from New York agreed:
>The guy here who called Crystal "The poor, stupid man's Woody Allen" has a point.
On the other hand, on date 2 March 2002, "The Movie Buff" from Nyc had written:
>This movie holds the record of earliest advanced screening before being released of all-time, 18 years. The film was shown at an advanced screening back in 77 when it was under the working title ANNIE HALL!!!
Does it mean that Woody Allen, when directing "Broadway Danny Rose", ripped off "Annie Hall"!?
Ok, I apologize to these users, whose comments I found anyway very interesting, and suggested me a point of view I had not taken. That's the point! I was not able to see any unforgivable pillage from Allen's movies.
I think Billy Crystal did not want to Explain The Mystery Of Love neither to portrait New Characters Of Modern Times. This is mostly Allen's trade.
Forget Paris is essentially a light comedy, and Billy Crystal is a brilliant guy. Debra Winger is amiable and graceful and many funny dialogues are as original as unforgettable (as the one when he asks her to marry him).
There is actually a scene which irritated me, the one where they lie by the fireplace, I found it kitch, it does not fit well with the rest. But the movie is a must-see for all lovers of the genre.
What about the soundtrack? Well, it just picks up some of the most beautiful songs by Cole Porter, the Gershwins and some other great american composer. If it is lawful, well, it is a beautiful soundtrack!
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- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 33.177.694 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 5.812.656 USD
- 21 mag 1995
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 33.177.694 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 41 minuti
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- Proporzioni
- 1.85 : 1
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