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Relata a história de Françoise Gilot, a única amante de Pablo Picasso que foi forte demais para resistir à sua crueldade e seguir com sua vida.Relata a história de Françoise Gilot, a única amante de Pablo Picasso que foi forte demais para resistir à sua crueldade e seguir com sua vida.Relata a história de Françoise Gilot, a única amante de Pablo Picasso que foi forte demais para resistir à sua crueldade e seguir com sua vida.
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- CuriosidadesA few years after this movie, Sir Anthony Hopkins had already signed on to play Hannibal Lecter in Hannibal (2001), but Jodie Foster had declined. When director Ridley Scott let Hopkins know what actresses were being considered to play Clarice, Hopkins remembered how much he enjoyed working with Julianne Moore on this movie, and recommended her.
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Pablo Picasso: I really like intelligent women. Sometimes, of course, I like stupid ones too.
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A bio-pic on the life of artist Pablo Picasso focusing on his wilder side his rampant relationships with his many women, as seen from the perspective and understanding of the mother of many of his children Françoise Gilot.. We pick up the story where Gilot meets Picasso with the intention of becoming his student.
I was slightly interested in this film as it seemed to have a high quality cast. I must admit that I have little interest in art and have a very limited knowledge of the work and life of Picasso. However I was open to learning and I hoped this film would enlighten me in some way either in his work or his life. The film's focus is Picasso's private life rather than his work, this was an odd decision not to weave any of his work into the film in a significant way but it didn't put me off. What DID put me off was the fact that the film didn't involve me to the degree I had hoped it would. I'm not a consistent fan of Merchant & Ivory films simply because, unless they get it bang on (Remains of the Day) then they do leave me feeling a bit cold. Here that detached feeling was what I had the whole way through I never felt for any of the characters or situations and never really got involved in the film, it was simply on in the same room as I was sitting more than me watching it.
It's a shame because the film is beautifully made for all their faults, Merchant & Ivory films usually get that right. The sets and locations add to the film and are well shot. The cast is the main reason for watching this. Hopkins does very well in the lead and is running free for much of it. It confused me that I couldn't manage to link to his character maybe I was watching Hopkins act as opposed to seeing the character. It's ironic that his best performance for Merchant & Ivory was the total opposite of this in Remains of the Day (controlled, low key, subtle). McElhone is partly responsible for me not feeling involved in the film. I felt she was too cold, too emotionless and not expressive enough in the lead female role. Good support is given by Moore and others, and Ackland is good as Henri Matisse.
Overall this is not as awful or boring as some would have you believe Hopkins performance saves it from being that. But it did not involve me at all I was left quite cold to it even though the passion in Hopkins' performance made me think I was missing something. It's hard to put into words but this film doesn't manage to hold the interest not because of the subject, but more likely in the way it has been delivered.
I was slightly interested in this film as it seemed to have a high quality cast. I must admit that I have little interest in art and have a very limited knowledge of the work and life of Picasso. However I was open to learning and I hoped this film would enlighten me in some way either in his work or his life. The film's focus is Picasso's private life rather than his work, this was an odd decision not to weave any of his work into the film in a significant way but it didn't put me off. What DID put me off was the fact that the film didn't involve me to the degree I had hoped it would. I'm not a consistent fan of Merchant & Ivory films simply because, unless they get it bang on (Remains of the Day) then they do leave me feeling a bit cold. Here that detached feeling was what I had the whole way through I never felt for any of the characters or situations and never really got involved in the film, it was simply on in the same room as I was sitting more than me watching it.
It's a shame because the film is beautifully made for all their faults, Merchant & Ivory films usually get that right. The sets and locations add to the film and are well shot. The cast is the main reason for watching this. Hopkins does very well in the lead and is running free for much of it. It confused me that I couldn't manage to link to his character maybe I was watching Hopkins act as opposed to seeing the character. It's ironic that his best performance for Merchant & Ivory was the total opposite of this in Remains of the Day (controlled, low key, subtle). McElhone is partly responsible for me not feeling involved in the film. I felt she was too cold, too emotionless and not expressive enough in the lead female role. Good support is given by Moore and others, and Ackland is good as Henri Matisse.
Overall this is not as awful or boring as some would have you believe Hopkins performance saves it from being that. But it did not involve me at all I was left quite cold to it even though the passion in Hopkins' performance made me think I was missing something. It's hard to put into words but this film doesn't manage to hold the interest not because of the subject, but more likely in the way it has been delivered.
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- 7 de mai. de 2003
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- Data de lançamento
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- Surviving Picasso
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- Orçamento
- US$ 16.000.000 (estimativa)
- Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 2.021.348
- Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 87.054
- 22 de set. de 1996
- Faturamento bruto mundial
- US$ 2.021.348
- Tempo de duração2 horas 5 minutos
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- 1.85 : 1
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