ÉVALUATION IMDb
7,1/10
8,8 k
MA NOTE
Bill Denny et Charlie Walters sont deux parieurs compulsifs qui n'ont en commun qu'une malchance incroyable.Bill Denny et Charlie Walters sont deux parieurs compulsifs qui n'ont en commun qu'une malchance incroyable.Bill Denny et Charlie Walters sont deux parieurs compulsifs qui n'ont en commun qu'une malchance incroyable.
- Prix
- 1 nomination au total
Vincent Palmieri
- First Bartender
- (as Vince Palmieri)
Sierra Pecheur
- Woman at Bar
- (as Sierra Bandit)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe film is dedicated to actress Barbara Ruick who appears in the movie as a barmaid and who died on location during the filming. The end title card memorializing this reads: "FOR BARBARA 1933-1973". She was married to composer John Williams, who had worked with Robert Altman the previous year on "The Long Goodbye". It is to be noted that a great many female characters in the film are called "Barbara", possibly in tribute to Ruick.
- GaffesSome of the balls hanging from Charlie's sombrero keep changing position throughout the scene.
- Citations
Bill Denny: Goddamnit, lady, you don't throw oranges on an escalator!
- Autres versionsThe DVD cuts approximately three minutes worth of incidental scenes and bits, because the distributor was either unable or unwilling to reach an arrangement for music licensing.
- ConnexionsFeatured in The 78th Annual Academy Awards (2006)
Commentaire en vedette
Now I really thinks that this is an amazing good movie. Amazing both for the story and for the actors: they produce a common effort in saying some real true things about gambling. Great directing, too, and great places to shoot the story (how clever to choose the depressing Reno instead of Las Vegas! Atlantic City would have been a good choice, too). Gambling is what people do when they have anything else left to do. Gambling is all about losing, feeling sad, and loneliness. And it's the same if you win or if you lose, no difference. Other films usually show winners, when they solves their common life problems through gambling, or losers, when they ruin their own common life trough gambling. What is shown by California Split is that, if you are a gambler, then there's no space for anything else, say life, love, or hope. And that's both for winners and for losers.
- Iwould
- 25 avr. 2005
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Détails
Box-office
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 10 900 000 $ US
- Durée1 heure 48 minutes
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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