Cool World

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Lors de son séjour en prison, Jack Deebs s'échappait en dessinant Cool World, une bande dessinée mettant en scène la plantureuse Holli Would. Mais Holli prend forme humaine à Las Vegas…Lors de son séjour en prison, Jack Deebs s'échappait en dessinant Cool World, une bande dessinée mettant en scène la plantureuse Holli Would. Mais Holli prend forme humaine à Las Vegas…Lors de son séjour en prison, Jack Deebs s'échappait en dessinant Cool World, une bande dessinée mettant en scène la plantureuse Holli Would. Mais Holli prend forme humaine à Las Vegas…

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Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Mom Harris
(as Janni Brenn-Lowen)

Brad Pitt

Frank Harris

William Frankfather

Greg Collins

Maurice LaMarche

Interrogator
(voix)
…

Joey Camen

Interrogator
(voix)
…

Michael David Lally

Sparks
(voix)

Michele Abrams

Jennifer Malley

Carrie Hamilton

Comic Bookstore Cashier

Stephen Worth

Store Patron…

Murray Podwal

Store Patron

Jenine Jennings

Craps Bunny
(voix)
…

Gregory Snegoff

Bash
(voix)

Candi Milo

Bob
(voix)
…

Charlie Adler

Nails
(voix)
(as Charles Adler)

Patrick Pinney

Bouncer
(voix)

Réalisation
- Ralph Bakshi
Scénario
- Michael Grais
- Mark Victor
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Anecdotes
As a publicity stunt, Paramount Pictures put a huge cut-out of Holli Would on the D of the Hollywood sign. The studio donated $27,000 to the sign's maintenance fund, another $27,000 to the Rebuild L.A. fund (it was just after the L.A. riots), and paid for 2 park rangers to guard the sign 24 hours a day. The stunt angered local residents, who picketed and demanded that the cut-out be taken down.

Gaffes
In the opening scene, as he gets off the plane, Brad Pitt's character is wearing the twenty-ninth division patch. Later, when he first shows his mother his motorcycle, he asserts that he won it in Italy. The twenty-ninth division was never in Italy.

Citations
Frank Harris: Baby, you and me, I can't have that in the real world. I can't live without you. But I can't be with you. What do you do, huh? What do you do?
Lonette: Well, we're just going to have to pretend, then, aren't we?

Versions alternatives
When shown on the sci-fi channel, the following scenes have been cut:
When Sparks encounters doodle children in the alley he releases little coins with fangs that attack them, but they only show him say "I hate it when she meets guys without telling me".
While being chased by the popper police, Slash (the baby-like doodle) urinates on them: they only show the popper police get hit by the train
While waiting for the doodle telephone to get to Frank, Nails bites into his desk
The sex scene between Holli Would and Jack Deebs has been altered and some footage has been deleted
After Nails was "penned' by Holli, Frank encounters Sparks and knocks his French fries out of his hand, Sparks responded with "now you can buy me more fries, dick-head", but it was changed to "now you can buy me more fries, pinhead"
At the end, Holli's "pencil-dick" remark is deleted.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: A Stranger Among Us/Man Trouble/Honey, I Blew Up the Kid/Cool World/The Hours and Times (1992)

Bandes originales
Play with Me
Written, Performed and Produced by Thompson Twins
Thompson Twins perform courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.

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Roger Rabbits poorer, insane cousin

'Cool World' has the Ralph Bakshi touch which Robert Crumb described as 'everything this guy does comes out kinda half-baked'. There's a bunch of good animation as well as some less proficient work thrown into what was supposed to be a darker, sleazier Roger Rabbit movie. 'Cool World' is a complete shambles - but you get a good laugh towards the end of the film where the production must have run out of money: A 'transformation' effect is shown by rapidly turning the lights on and off inside a house. How's that for a Special FX. A point to note is that the film stars a young Brad Pitt (trying to work out where the hell the animated characters are going to be placed) and Kim Basinger (not looking at all her best in the poor lighting).