Le prince de Pennsylvanie

Titre original : The Prince of Pennsylvania

1988
R
1h 27min

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Keanu Reeves, Bonnie Bedelia, Amy Madigan, and Fred Ward in Le prince de Pennsylvanie (1988)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA teenager in love, who needs money to arrange his future life with his mistress, kidnaps his own father for ransom, but nobody cares.A teenager in love, who needs money to arrange his future life with his mistress, kidnaps his own father for ransom, but nobody cares.A teenager in love, who needs money to arrange his future life with his mistress, kidnaps his own father for ransom, but nobody cares.

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- 4 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Fred Ward is first billed, while Keanu Reeves had a bigger role.

Gaffes
Earlier in the movie, Rupert puts a lighted electric ice cream cone on the roof of the Twin Twisters diner, and as he and Carla step back and admire it, we see that the sign on the rooftop of the diner reads "Carla's Twin Twisters" - with the name "Carla's" appearing in twinkling lights. Yet a few scenes later when Rupert drives up on his motorbike, the "Carla's" portion of the sign is no longer there, and the sign reads only "Twin Twisters."

Citations
Jack Sike: I vote no.
Rupert Marshetta: You don't vote in my revolution.

Connexions
Referenced in Pump Up the Volume (1990)

Bandes originales
Hammerhead
Performed by Flotsam and Jetsam
Written by Eric Knutson, Edward Carlson, Kelly David-Smith, Jason Newsted, Michael Gilbert
Courtesy of Metal Blade Records

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8/10

Sweet and funny

Watched this for the first time today. Not sure how I managed to miss it all this time.

The film doesn't suffer from the passage of time. Rupert's dress sense is so way out that it doesn't date it. The others in the film dress pretty conservatively (befitting their lifestyles) so you really cant tell by looking that this is a mid-80's movie.

I found this film to be thoroughly enjoyable. VERY funny in some parts and poignant in others. Keanu is absolutely adorable (and gorgeous) and very convincing as the weird but charmingly brilliant misfit.

Fred Ward's performance also stands out.

This film will make you laugh out loud. The story is not too deep and I do worry it will make Keanu bashers think this is the only type of role he can play (as he does it so well). He has every right to be proud of this movie.

Great cast, great fun.