Grand Piano

2013
12
1h 30min

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Un pianista con miedo escénico tiene que dar el concierto de su vida bajo la atenta mirada de un francotirador, que no dudará en apretar el gatillo si da la nota equivocada.Un pianista con miedo escénico tiene que dar el concierto de su vida bajo la atenta mirada de un francotirador, que no dudará en apretar el gatillo si da la nota equivocada.Un pianista con miedo escénico tiene que dar el concierto de su vida bajo la atenta mirada de un francotirador, que no dudará en apretar el gatillo si da la nota equivocada.

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Premios
- 5 premios y 12 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Wood had worked with a teacher three weeks prior to going to Barcelona and found it stressful having to play the piano and speak at the same time saying, "It was incredibly technical [...] lots of moments where it was jumping from where I'd play, listen to a click, listen to music, have to be in the right place and the right time and hear dialogue and repeat dialogue".

Pifias
The opening drive into Chicago begins southbound on Lake Shore Drive, then northbound on LaSalle (recognizable from the Batman films), then south on Wabash, then suddenly across the river, coming east on Washington, where the car finally stops at the Lyric Opera building. The interiors were shot elsewhere, so nothing looks like the actual hall.

Citas
Reisinger: [encouraging a worrisome Selznick] Do what you do. And try and have some fun. And remember, it's just music.

Créditos adicionales
"The Impossible Piece" plays as the end credits roll.

Conexiones
Featured in Dont' Miss a Note: The Making of Grand Piano (2014)

Banda sonora
Ten Happy Fingers
Written by Dr. Seuss (as Theodore Geisel) and Friedrich Hollaender (as Frederick Hollander)
from Los cinco mil dedos del Dr. T (1953) (uncredited)
Used by permission of Shapiro Bernstein Spain Mood Music Division
Courtesy of Columbia Pictures Industries,Inc.
Under license from Sony Pictures Music group

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7/10

Keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire time. Very fast paced and exciting. I recommend this.

"I play piano, this is just another gig. Nothing else." Tom Selznick (Wood) is one of the most famous concert pianists in the world but 5 years ago he had a breakdown on stage and disappeared. Finally ready to come back to the art form he loves he stages a comeback appearance. He is as nervous as he as ever been when he starts to play, then he sees a note written on his music that makes him forget about his stage fright. The only problem is that his next note may be his last. As you know by now I watch as many movies as I can without watching the trailer first. Going in I was thinking...a movie about a piano concert with Frodo, sounds exciting (sarcasm). From the beginning I was intrigued and then it hit me. This movie is nothing like what I expected at all. A movie I expected to be about love of classical music ended up being more like Speed or Phonebooth. It was tense and exciting the entire time and I really liked it more then expected. Overall, keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire time. Very fast paced and exciting. I recommend this. I give this a high B+.