Cinderella Liberty

1973
R
1h 57min

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El solitario y discreto marinero de la Marina John Baggs Jr, se enamora de la prostituta Maggie Paul y se convierte en la figura paterna sustituta de su hijo Doug, de 11 años.El solitario y discreto marinero de la Marina John Baggs Jr, se enamora de la prostituta Maggie Paul y se convierte en la figura paterna sustituta de su hijo Doug, de 11 años.El solitario y discreto marinero de la Marina John Baggs Jr, se enamora de la prostituta Maggie Paul y se convierte en la figura paterna sustituta de su hijo Doug, de 11 años.

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6.7/10

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Nominado a 3 premios Óscar
- 1 premio ganado y 9 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
While walking the streets of Seattle in the movie, James Caan is approached by a panhandler who asks him for change. The man was an actual panhandler who didn't see the cameras on the street, and mistook Caan for a real sailor.

Errores
When John and Doug go fishing off the pier, the fish they catch is obviously dead when they pull it in.

Citas
John Baggs Jr.: Would you describe yourself as a, uh, "Champagne cocktail-sippin', cock-teasin', downtown barroom whore"?
Maggie Paul: [bursting into tears] Second generation!

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Featured in No Subtitles Necessary: Laszlo & Vilmos (2008)

Bandas sonoras
You're So Nice To Be Around
Music by John Williams
Lyrics and vocals by Paul Williams
Harmonica solo by Toots Thielemans

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This is a fine sweet-natured character study about big-hearted losers groping their way. The flavor of pre-grunge and pre-latte downtown Seattle drenches the film, evoked by the many authentic locations unearthed by director Rydell. Caan and Mason, as many have pointed out, are just terrific, and it is fun to see the younger Burt Young, Bruno Kirby (credited as Bruce Kirby Jr.), and especially Dabney Coleman, before their careers blossomed.

A word of warning though: the abysmal Paul Williams score and singing are rivaled only by Richard Baskin's infamous turn in "Welcome to L.A." for sheer auditory torture.