Eine Nacht in New York

Originaltitel: 200 Cigarettes

1999
12
1 Std. 41 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,0/10

16.551

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Christina Ricci, Ben Affleck, Janeane Garofalo, Martha Plimpton, Casey Affleck, Courtney Love, Jay Mohr, Angela Featherstone, Kate Hudson, Dave Chappelle, Guillermo Diaz, and Paul Rudd in Eine Nacht in New York (1999)

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Comedy Drama Romance

Eine Gruppe von Twentysomethings versucht, mit Beziehungen, Einsamkeit, Begehren und ihren individuellen Neurosen fertig zu werden.Eine Gruppe von Twentysomethings versucht, mit Beziehungen, Einsamkeit, Begehren und ihren individuellen Neurosen fertig zu werden.Eine Gruppe von Twentysomethings versucht, mit Beziehungen, Einsamkeit, Begehren und ihren individuellen Neurosen fertig zu werden.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,0/10

16.551

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 2 Nominierungen insgesamt

Wissenswertes
During filming, Casey Affleck mentioned to Kate Hudson that "Romeo and Juliet" by Dire Straits was one of his favorite love songs. Hudson secretly convinced director Risa Bramon Garcia to play the song during Affleck's and Hudson's final scene together as a surprise for him. Affleck didn't find out until he watched the movie at the premiere.

Patzer
Although apparently set on New Year's Eve 1981, numerous automobile designs that were introduced well after 1981 are visible in various shots.

Zitate
Jack: Look, what happened between us last night is like this ongoing problem with me. It happens all the time: I meet someone, we go home together, but then the next day it's...
Cindy: What? Next day what?
Jack: Well, they tell me that suddenly they've developed these feelings for me.
Cindy: What are you saying, that every woman you go home with falls in love with you or something?
Jack: Yes! It's like a curse! It never ends!
Cindy: A woman falls in love with you and you think that's a curse?
Jack: You have no idea!
Cindy: No! I don't! Because I think you're lucky! I mean, there are some people who wait their entire lives for somebody to tell them they feel that way about them, and you, you just throw it away like it's nothing, like it's a minor inconvenience! Well let me tell you something, Jack, you are cursed - just not the way you think you are.

Crazy Credits
At the end of credits Disco Cabie can be heard saying, "If you only remember one thing I've said, remember this; James Brown is the baddest motherf@cker in show business."

Alternative Versionen
A workprint copy exists, which does add some extra footage

Verbindungen
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: 8mm/The Other Sister/Just the Ticket/200 Cigarettes/Eight Days a Week (1999)

Soundtracks
I Want Candy
Written by Bert Berns, Bob Feldman, Jerry Goldstein & Richard Gottehrer (as Richard Gotteher)
Performed by Bow Wow Wow
Courtesy of BMG International U.K. and Ireland Ltd.

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Ultimate '80s party flick!!!

I really love party movies, really mindless, fun party movies w/good music, bright, outlandish fashions and hilarious memorable characters. The entire cast was laugh out loud funny, from Dave Chapelle as the jive talkin' disco cabbie to Martha Plimpton's howl of a distraught party hostess. Paul Rudd was exceptionally great as Kevin the dumpee who is all grouchy and depressed, and so was Angela Featherstone as Caitlyn the poser. Ben Affleck was good as the bartender, mainly because he didn't talk much. Brother Casey was very cute as a punk/roadie who befriends the two underage partyers played by Christina Ricci and Gaby Hoffman. Courtney Love was really good as Lucy. I always love Jeaneane Garafalo and she didn't disappoint here as Ellie. I really didn't get why Guillermo Diaz got more exposure, like on the DVD cover art, than characters who were much more memorable, like Hillary played by Catherine Kellner (hilariously ditzy), Bridget, played by the very pretty and funny Nicole Parker, and the lousy lover Scotsman Eric, played by Brian McCardie. Jay Mohr and Kate Hudson were also very lovable as Jack and Cindy. Lots of good music by the Commodores, the Cars, Bow Wow Wow, Blondie, Rick James and many more. A great film to revisit the outrageous Reagan era!!!