Rumores

Título original: Gossip

2000
R
1h 30min

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5.9/10

18 k

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Marisa Coughlan, Kate Hudson, Joshua Jackson, James Marsden, Norman Reedus, and Lena Headey in Rumores (2000)

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Tres estudiantes universitarios basan su proyecto de clase en los chismes y la rapidez con que se propagan, que pronto se salen de control.Tres estudiantes universitarios basan su proyecto de clase en los chismes y la rapidez con que se propagan, que pronto se salen de control.Tres estudiantes universitarios basan su proyecto de clase en los chismes y la rapidez con que se propagan, que pronto se salen de control.

Dirección
- Davis Guggenheim
Guionistas
- Gregory Poirier
- Theresa Rebeck
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.9/10

18 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Davis Guggenheim
Guionistas
- Gregory Poirier
- Theresa Rebeck
Elenco

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Premios
- 3 nominaciones en total

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Gossip

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6.1

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Trivia
The university that the students attend was also used as the setting for several other films including Leyenda urbana (1998) and Sociedad Secreta (2000). Coincidentally all three films starred Joshua Jackson.

Errores
When Derrick hands Cathy a half-filled glass after Cathy confronts him about raping Naomi, she throws it to the ground but there is no liquid inside when it hits the floor

Citas
Derrick: You were thinking, Oh my God, I can't believe I got raped by my boyfriend AGAIN! Only you didn't know that both times it was me.

Versiones alternativas
Deleted Scenes on the DVD:
Travis films Jones talking about the last time she heard the rumor they started and how it has changed.
Travis paints over a picture of Beau on his collage while explaining what roles Travis, Derrick and Jones play in the twisted game they have created.
Derrick runs into Detective Curtis and tells him more lies before the detective asks Derrick about a picture of Naomi which was stolen from her room.
Derrick calls his parents and tries to ask them for help but they cruelly deny him. This scene was cut because the director didn't want the audience to have sympathy for Derrick. Originally director Davis Guggenheim's parents Marion and director Charles Guggenheim did the voices for Derrick's parents but unfortunately their voices can't be heard on the DVD version of this scene.
Alternate Ending: An extended version of the ending has Jones and Travis leaving Derrick alone in his loft when he is approached by a stranger who identifies himself as the man who arrested Derrick when he was in high school and he tells him that Naomi is now pressing charges using the video-tape of Derrick admitting that he raped her.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: U-571/Love & Basketball/Joe Gould's Secret/Gossip/Pups (2000)

Bandas sonoras
Our Lips are Sealed
Written by Jane Wiedlin and Terry Hall
Produced by Ralph Sall
Performed by Poe
Courtesy of Fishkin Entertainment/Atlantic Recording Corp.

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7/10

Simply not appreciated

A vicious rumour is spreading like fire through the university, three journalism students planted the story, hoping to trace how it changes as it burns its path; but what goes around comes around.

With a young and talented cast, including James Marsden, Lena Heady, Norman Reedus and Kate Hudson; Gossip deserves more credit than it seems to have received.

The story is full of twists and is genuinely compelling to watch and easy to relate too; the direction is pretty stylish and achieves the necessary feel for the plot to play out, and the cast all contribute with solid performances.

It's either been overlooked or harshly criticised by far too many people, come on! It's a good thriller. 7/10