Insignificancia (1985)

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- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

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Gary Busey

Ballplayer

Tony Curtis

Senator

Theresa Russell

Actress

Michael Emil

Professor

Will Sampson

Indian Elevatorman

Patrick Kilpatrick

Driver

Ian O'Connell

Assistant Director

George Holmes

Actor

Richard M. Davidson

Director of Photography
(as Richard Davidson)

Mitchell Greenberg

Technician

Raynor Scheine

Autograph Hunter

Jude Ciccolella

Gaffer
(as Jude Ci Ccolella)

Lou Hirsch

Charlie

Ray Charleson

Bud

Joel Cutrara

Bar Drunk

Raymond J. Barry

Ballplayer's Father
(as Raymond Barry)

John Stamford

Young Ballplayer

Desirée Erasmus

Prostitute
(as Desiree Erasmus)

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Curiosidades
The Professor's pocket watch always shows the time at being 8:15 which was the time of the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan.

Pifias
When the Actress buys balloons at a newsstand, several vintage magazines are prominently displayed, but mid-1980s magazines can also be seen, including an issue of PC World.

Citas
The Actress: I only said I knew, because you said you knew.
The Professor: I lied. Knowledge isn't truth. It's just mindless agreement. You agree with me, I agree with someone else - we all have knowledge. We haven't come any closer to the truth. You can never understand anything by agreeing, by making definitions. Only by turning over the possibilities. That's called thinking. If I say I know, I stop thinking. As long as I keep thinking, I come to understand. That way, I might approach some truth.

Conexiones
Edited into 365 days, also known as a Year (2019)

Banda sonora
Jupitar Variations
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (uncredited)
Arranged by Gil Evans
Performed by Lew Soloff solo trumpet

Brilliant Explanation of Relativity

I agree with the synopsis: it's not the best of Roeg's works but it has what just might be the best scene in movie history, which describes in elegant detail Einstein's theory of relativity. The fact that Marilyn Monroe explains it to Einstein is the capper! It makes it even more interesting knowing that MM and Einstein not only knew each other but admired one another.