Ayúdame con el muerto

Título original: Grand Theft Parsons

2003
PG-13
1h 28min

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Christina Applegate and Johnny Knoxville in Ayúdame con el muerto (2003)

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Un relato parcialmente ficticio de la muerte y cremación del músico Gram Parsons. Después de que Gram Ods en un motel del desierto en 1973, su gerente de carretera roba el cuerpo de Gram par... Leer todoUn relato parcialmente ficticio de la muerte y cremación del músico Gram Parsons. Después de que Gram Ods en un motel del desierto en 1973, su gerente de carretera roba el cuerpo de Gram para un último viaje a Joshua Tree.Un relato parcialmente ficticio de la muerte y cremación del músico Gram Parsons. Después de que Gram Ods en un motel del desierto en 1973, su gerente de carretera roba el cuerpo de Gram para un último viaje a Joshua Tree.

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Grand Theft Parsons

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Más como esto

6.8

Fugitivos del tiempo

7.3

Gram Parsons: Fallen Angel

6.1

Hacker: Todo el crimen tiene un inicio

5.3

La amenaza

4.8

Weekend at Bernie's II

5.4

Don Verdean

6.2

Sombra en la carretera

5.7

The Super

5.5

¿Y Dónde Está El Padrino?

5.5

One Way to Valhalla

6.3

Golpe de Suerte

5.4

Broken

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Trivia
The trike that Johnny Knoxville uses in the film is the original bike that Phil Kaufman used in 1973.

Errores
The motorcycle cop's motorcycle is knocked over but, in subsequent shots, is standing up again.

Citas
Larry Oster-Berg: So what'cha doing here?
Larry Oster-Berg: We're, uh, meeting someone off a flight.
Uniform Cop: You're meeting someone off of a flight?
Larry Oster-Berg: Yes.
Uniform Cop: In a hearse?
Larry Oster-Berg: Yes. It's a, surprise.
Uniform Cop: Which part's the surprise, um, the fact that you're in a bright yellow hearse? The fact that you look like something out of a horror film? Or, the fact, that you're a half mile away from the terminal and they're gonna have to walk across two runways to reach you?
Larry Oster-Berg: The first part.

Créditos curiosos
Cannes Promo Reel Screened on Apple iBooks

Conexiones
Referenced in OWV Updates: Multimedia Update (02/01/2016) (2016)

Bandas sonoras
Thousand Dollar Wedding
Words and Music by Gram Parsons
Performed by Gram Parsons
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing
Copyright © 1974 Songs of DreamWorks (BMI)/Sixteen Stars Music (BMI)
Rights outside the US for Songs of DreamWorks
Administered by Cherry River Music Co. (BMI)
Published by Hot Burrito Music (BMI) and GPJ Music (BMI)
Administered by Bug

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Not for Jackass fans

I had the pleasure to see this film at the Dublin International Film Festival and I thoroughly enjoyed it. This film is NOT a story about Gram Parsons life. It begins as Gram Parsons is found dead and follows his friend Phil Kaufman's attempts to steal the body with the intention of burning it in the desert as per Gram's wishes. Sure this film takes liberties with certain facts and characters but the film makers are trying to tell a story and it certainly is a witty, whimsical and entertaining film that deserves to be seen by a wide audience.

The performances are almost all excellent with Johnny Knoxville giving an understated, almost subdued performance (not at all like his Jackass persona) as a man carrying out his friends final wishes.

At a Q & A after the film the director and producer revealed that Gram Parsons family were shown the film and loved it and so allowed his music to be used on the soundtrack. I can think of no greater compliment of the film to be said than that.