18½

2021
PG-13
1h 28min

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4,8/10

491

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Jon Cryer, Ted Raimi, Bruce Campbell, Catherine Curtin, Vondie Curtis-Hall, Richard Kind, John Magaro, Willa Fitzgerald, Sullivan Jones, Claire Saunders, and Alanna Saunders in 18½ (2021)

Official Trailer for the Film 18½

Bugeater Films and Kyyba Films present
in association with Syncopated Daydreams and Terry Keefe Media a film by Dan Mirvish starring Willa Fitzgerald, John Magaro, Vondie Curtis Hall, Catherine Curtin, Richard Kind, Sullivan Jones, Alanna Saunders, Claire Saunders, with the voices of, Ted Raimi, as General Al Haig, Jon Cryer, as H.R. "Bob" Haldeman and, Bruce Campbell, as President Richard Nixon
Casting by Bess Fifer, CSA Costume Designer Sarah Cogan Music by Luis Guerra Editor Dan Mirvish Production Designer Monica Dabrowski Director of Photography Elle Schneider Associate Producers Samantha Michele Buchanan Chris Quintos Cathcart Tanner Cusumano Tim Fuglei Lyle George Brandon Keeton Julie & Ian McNeel Carlos A. Schmidt Co-Producers Alan Steinman Michael Nichols Co-Executive Producers Frédéric Forestier Dana Altman Jarrod Phillips Elisabeth Jereski Kyra Rogers Paul Orzulak Executive Producers Tel K. Ganesan Ashwin T. Ganesan Richard Schenkman Sebastian Twardosz Produced by Dan Mirvish p.g.a. Daniel Moya p.g.a. and Terry Keefe Story by Dan Mirvish & Daniel Moya Screenplay by Daniel Moya Directed by Dan Mirvish

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En 1974, une transcriptrice de la Maison Blanche est plongée dans le scandale du Watergate lorsqu'elle obtient la seule copie de l'infâme écart de 18 minutes et demie dans les bandes de Nixo... Tout lireEn 1974, une transcriptrice de la Maison Blanche est plongée dans le scandale du Watergate lorsqu'elle obtient la seule copie de l'infâme écart de 18 minutes et demie dans les bandes de Nixon.En 1974, une transcriptrice de la Maison Blanche est plongée dans le scandale du Watergate lorsqu'elle obtient la seule copie de l'infâme écart de 18 minutes et demie dans les bandes de Nixon.

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4,8/10

491

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 4 victoires et 14 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The film was shot at the Silver Sands Motel & Cottages in Greenport, New York, which was at the time owned by producer Terry Keefe. It is the only feature film to be shot at the Silver Sands.

Gaffes
@ around 15 minutes when Paul & Connie are talking in the dinner a camera operator can be seen reflected in the mirror behind Connie. The camera operator is visible on the left side of the mirror before slowly moving to the right out of shot.

Citations
President Richard M. Nixon: Bob, I don't know anything about that.
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: No. Of course not. Sir. Uh, my mistake.
President Richard M. Nixon: I won't stand for anyone looking into Colson.
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: Right now it's just some flat-foots at DC Metro.
President Richard M. Nixon: Yeah, by tomorrow it'll be the FBI. Colson will fold like testicles in a nutcracker. I don't trust the Bureau.
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: Uh, I assure you with Pat Gray acting as... .
President Richard M. Nixon: Acting like a balloon maybe. Ever since Hoover died they're pissed off that we didn't promote from the ranks. Who's that one, uh... Mark something... satin, uh... velvet, uh... .
H.R. 'Bob' Haldeman: Felt.
President Richard M. Nixon: Felt like a weasel when I shook his hand.

Connexions
References L'Homme au masque de cire (1953)

Bandes originales
Brasília Bella
Written by Luis Guerra and Dan Mirvish
Performed by Caro Pierotto

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2/10

I feel cheated and slightly dirty.

The premise sounded interesting, "what if...??" Started slow, had some really unnecessary characters, probably just to fill time. I was annoyed and grossed out by the whole bossa nova - dinner scene & had to fast-forward through most of it. Blechhh! Surely the writer could have come up with a better way to insert these characters into the storyline? Ugh. So I got to the end, and I was even madder. I had to rewind because another reviewer mentioned the play/record button. I was then able to listen to the "recording" and ignore the fight scene, then the ending made slightly more sense, but still.....soooo many plot holes. I'm pi$$ed off and feel cheated out an ending that would have worked. The wonderbread arc was totally ridiculous. I really wish I hadn't seen this. Can't recommend it. Skip it. I promise, you're going to wish you had if you watch it anyway. Don't say you weren't warned.