Maidstone

1970
1h 50min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaNorman T. Kingsley, famous movie director, runs for President.Norman T. Kingsley, famous movie director, runs for President.Norman T. Kingsley, famous movie director, runs for President.

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The fight between Norman Mailer and Rip Torn was real. Torn was outraged with Mailer's direction and attacked Mailer with a hammer. Mailer bit Torn's ear during the fight and the blood shed by both is real.

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Rip Torn: [as he tries to hit Norman Mailer with a hammer] You're supposed to die. Norman T. Kingsley, you must die, not Mailer, not Mailer. I don't want to kill Mailer but I must kill Kingsley, in the picture.

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Featured in Norman Mailer: The American (2010)

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Precious, Precious
Written by Isaac Hayes (uncredited)
Performed by Isaac Hayes

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2/10

Not the most wretched movie ever made, but close

This film can be considered significant only as a tribute to Norman Mailer's monumental ego. It is a total bore, and there is hardly anything memorable about it. The only thing that is memorable is a scene in which Rip Torn unexpectedly bites Mailer on the ear, hard enough to draw blood. This causes Mailer and Torn to come out of character and have a real confrontation, in which Beverly Bentley, Mailer's wife at the time, inserts herself. Other than that, completely forgettable.