18½

2021
PG-13
1h 28min

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Jon Cryer, Ted Raimi, Bruce Campbell, Catherine Curtin, Vondie Curtis-Hall, Richard Kind, John Magaro, Willa Fitzgerald, Sullivan Jones, Claire Saunders, and Alanna Saunders in 18½ (2021)

Official Trailer for the Film 18½

Bugeater Films and Kyyba Films present
in association with Syncopated Daydreams and Terry Keefe Media a film by Dan Mirvish starring Willa Fitzgerald, John Magaro, Vondie Curtis Hall, Catherine Curtin, Richard Kind, Sullivan Jones, Alanna Saunders, Claire Saunders, with the voices of, Ted Raimi, as General Al Haig, Jon Cryer, as H.R. "Bob" Haldeman and, Bruce Campbell, as President Richard Nixon
Casting by Bess Fifer, CSA Costume Designer Sarah Cogan Music by Luis Guerra Editor Dan Mirvish Production Designer Monica Dabrowski Director of Photography Elle Schneider Associate Producers Samantha Michele Buchanan Chris Quintos Cathcart Tanner Cusumano Tim Fuglei Lyle George Brandon Keeton Julie & Ian McNeel Carlos A. Schmidt Co-Producers Alan Steinman Michael Nichols Co-Executive Producers Frédéric Forestier Dana Altman Jarrod Phillips Elisabeth Jereski Kyra Rogers Paul Orzulak Executive Producers Tel K. Ganesan Ashwin T. Ganesan Richard Schenkman Sebastian Twardosz Produced by Dan Mirvish p.g.a. Daniel Moya p.g.a. and Terry Keefe Story by Dan Mirvish & Daniel Moya Screenplay by Daniel Moya Directed by Dan Mirvish

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Comedy Thriller

En 1974, una transcriptora de la Casa Blanca se ve envuelta en el escándalo de Watergate, cuando obtiene la única copia del infame intervalo de 18 minutos y medio en las cintas de Nixon.En 1974, una transcriptora de la Casa Blanca se ve envuelta en el escándalo de Watergate, cuando obtiene la única copia del infame intervalo de 18 minutos y medio en las cintas de Nixon.En 1974, una transcriptora de la Casa Blanca se ve envuelta en el escándalo de Watergate, cuando obtiene la única copia del infame intervalo de 18 minutos y medio en las cintas de Nixon.

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Premios
- 4 premios y 14 nominaciones en total

Vídeos1

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18½ Official Trailer

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Curiosidades
The film was shot at the Silver Sands Motel & Cottages in Greenport, New York, which was at the time owned by producer Terry Keefe. It is the only feature film to be shot at the Silver Sands.

Pifias
@ around 15 minutes when Paul & Connie are talking in the dinner a camera operator can be seen reflected in the mirror behind Connie. The camera operator is visible on the left side of the mirror before slowly moving to the right out of shot.

Citas
President Richard M. Nixon: Bob, I don't know anything about that.
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: No. Of course not. Sir. Uh, my mistake.
President Richard M. Nixon: I won't stand for anyone looking into Colson.
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: Right now it's just some flat-foots at DC Metro.
President Richard M. Nixon: Yeah, by tomorrow it'll be the FBI. Colson will fold like testicles in a nutcracker. I don't trust the Bureau.
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: Uh, I assure you with Pat Gray acting as... .
President Richard M. Nixon: Acting like a balloon maybe. Ever since Hoover died they're pissed off that we didn't promote from the ranks. Who's that one, uh... Mark something... satin, uh... velvet, uh... .
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: Felt.
President Richard M. Nixon: Felt like a weasel when I shook his hand.

Conexiones
References Los crímenes del museo de cera (1953)

Banda sonora
Brasília Bella
Written by Luis Guerra and Dan Mirvish
Performed by Caro Pierotto

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2/10

Looks good, story is a total miss

The movie has a fascinating premise: a lowly Washington stenographer in the early 1970s comes across a tape of Richard Nixon and his henchmen listening to the missing 18 and a half minutes from the "Nixon Tapes." Problem is, the filmmaker does all he can to avoid telling the story. The movie is a strange period piece, a vehicle for showing off retro fashions and furnishings. Great attention to detail in those departments, but the story was utterly neglected. The actor playing Richard Nixon doesn't even sound like him.