Shopgirl

2005
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1 Std. 46 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,3/10

24.919

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Claire Danes, Steve Martin, and Jason Schwartzman in Shopgirl (2005)

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Drama Romance

Eine Verfilmung von Steve Martins Roman über ein komplexes Liebesdreieck zwischen einer gelangweilten Verkäuferin, einem wohlhabenden Geschäftsmann und einem ziellosen jungen Mann.Eine Verfilmung von Steve Martins Roman über ein komplexes Liebesdreieck zwischen einer gelangweilten Verkäuferin, einem wohlhabenden Geschäftsmann und einem ziellosen jungen Mann.Eine Verfilmung von Steve Martins Roman über ein komplexes Liebesdreieck zwischen einer gelangweilten Verkäuferin, einem wohlhabenden Geschäftsmann und einem ziellosen jungen Mann.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,3/10

24.919

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 1 Gewinn & 7 Nominierungen insgesamt

Wissenswertes
For the scene in Mirabelle's bedroom where the cat jumps on the bed and watches her and Jeremy, there were actually two cats used. The director explains in his commentary that one could jump but never watched, and the other was good at watching but couldn't jump.

Patzer
The card that Ray sends to Mirabelle reads "I would like to have dinner with you" in block print, with a signature at the bottom. When we see this card again at the very end of the movie, the signature has been replaced by "Ray Porter" in block print.

Zitate
Ray Porter: As Ray Porter watches Mirabelle walk away he feels a loss. How is it possible, he thinks, to miss a woman whom he kept at a distance so that when she was gone he would not miss her. Only then does he realize that wanting part of her and not all of her had hurt them both and how he cannot justify his actions except that... well... it was life.

Verbindungen
Featured in Late Show with David Letterman: Folge #13.53 (2005)

Soundtracks
Lily & Parrots
Written and Performed by Mark Kozelek
Published by God Forbid (BMI)
Courtesy of Jetset Records

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A Nearly Terrible Film

I hope for Steve Martin's sake (and book sales) that the novella on which this desultory movie is based is better than the movie itself.

Claire Danes, who I wanted desperately to like, gives a catatonic performance as a lonely young woman looking for love, or at least human contact, in L.A. A love triangle of sorts develops between her, a wacky spaced-out nice guy (Jason Schwartzman) and an older, very well off divorcée (Steve Martin), who's nearly as catatonic as Danes. Absolutely nothing of significance or originality happens as this story builds toward a conclusion you can predict before the opening credits have even finished rolling. The characters played by Danes and Martin are such drips that you can't muster up one iota of interest in what happens to either of them or their love affair. The film moves at a woeful pace, and everything's set to a funereal, repetitive string score. The only life in the film comes from Schwartzman, who has far too small a role. In fact, why not just make a movie about him next time?

Grade: C-