Nickelodeon

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Buck and lawyer Leo accidentally get into movie production in the early days (1910).

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Buck et l'avocat Leo entrent accidentellement dans la production cinématographique dans les premiers jours (1910).Buck et l'avocat Leo entrent accidentellement dans la production cinématographique dans les premiers jours (1910).Buck et l'avocat Leo entrent accidentellement dans la production cinématographique dans les premiers jours (1910).

Réalisation
- Peter Bogdanovich
Scénario
- W.D. Richter
- Peter Bogdanovich
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,2/10

2,9 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Peter Bogdanovich
Scénario
- W.D. Richter
- Peter Bogdanovich
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
Orson Welles urged Peter Bogdanovich to photograph the film in black and white, but the studio balked at this idea. At the March 2008 Bogdanovich retrospective held at the Castro Theater, San Francisco, the director's cut of the film was presented in a black and white print.

Gaffes
When the man shoots the movie camera, the hits on the camera do not match where his is pointing the gun, and the last flash on the camera has no corresponding gunshot sound.

Citations
Alice Forsyte: [at a movie premiere] I hear he's changing the title for New York.
Leo Harrigan: Yeah? To what?
Alice Forsyte: "The Birth of a Nation."

Versions alternatives
A black-and-white director's cut runs seven minutes longer.

Connexions
Featured in Sneak Previews: A Star Is Born, King Kong, The Seven-Per-Cent Solution, The Enforcer, Network, Rocky, Nickelodeon, Silver Streak (1976)

Bandes originales
Harrigan
(uncredited)
Written by George M. Cohan

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7/10

Big 70's flop is not nearly as bad as its reputation

This expensive 70's flop is not nearly as bad as its reputation indicates. Leonard Maltin's review is pretty accurate. And it's got some fine performances by a good cast which includes- Ryan O'neal, Burt Reynolds, Tatum O neal, John Ritter, Stella Stevens and (especially) Brian Keith. Two highlights- Tatum's negotiating and Brian Keith's speech at the end. It's got some dull stretches and the slapstick gets wearying,overall not bad.