The Emperor's Club (El club de los emperadores)

Título original: The Emperor's Club

2002
A
1h 49min

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Kevin Kline in The Emperor's Club (El club de los emperadores) (2002)

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Drama

Una idealista profesor de instituto intenta redimir a un estudiante incorregible.Una idealista profesor de instituto intenta redimir a un estudiante incorregible.Una idealista profesor de instituto intenta redimir a un estudiante incorregible.

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Premios
- 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
When filming the movie, the location (Emma Willard school in Troy, NY) was still operating as a girl's school. Emile Hirsch reportedly complained about the students, claiming that they were pestering him for his phone number. He also (reportedly) said some unsavory things about the school in general. When the students heard about this, they demanded an apology from Hirsch, which he delivered in front of the entire student body. At the school viewing, whenever he appeared on screen, the girls booed loudly and stories about him still circulate through the student body.

Pifias
When the girls are removing their shirts to go skinny-dipping, a Victoria's Secret Body by Victoria bra is revealed. That bra is from the time the film was made, not the mid-1970s when the scene takes place.

Citas
William Hundert: As a great Aristophanes once wrote-- roughly translated-- "Youth ages, immaturity is outgrown. Ignorance can be educated and drunkenness sobered, but stupid... lasts forever."

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Die Another Day/The Emperor's Club/Friday After Next (2002)

Banda sonora
Funk 49
Written by Jim Fox, Joe Walsh, and Dale Peters
Performed by James Gang
Courtesy of MCA Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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8/10

Kevin Kline at his best

There is no doubt that Kevin Kline is both a funny man and a fine comedic actor. However, as he has proved yet again, anything other than dramatic roles is a waste of his acting talent.

In the finest film he has made, he is superb in his role as school teacher and mentor to a generation of boys -- including one particular bad egg.

Excellently cast, scripted and acted, this is a must see.