Trou de mémoire

Titre original : Clean Slate

1994
PG-13
1h 47min

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5,7/10

4,3 k

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Valeria Golino and Dana Carvey in Trou de mémoire (1994)

A private eye who suffers total amnesia every twenty-four hours is deeply entangled in a complicated murder and theft case.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA private eye who suffers total amnesia every twenty-four hours is deeply entangled in a complicated murder and theft case.A private eye who suffers total amnesia every twenty-four hours is deeply entangled in a complicated murder and theft case.A private eye who suffers total amnesia every twenty-four hours is deeply entangled in a complicated murder and theft case.

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5,7/10

4,3 k

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Anecdotes
This was the first film that Dana Carvey starred in after leaving Saturday Night Live in the Spring of 1993. Carvey had been on the show for seven years and left the show to pursue a film career and other opportunities.

Gaffes
Pogue's dog, Baby, has an eye-patch over his right eye. It is stated that as a result, the dog has a depth perception problem. While this could be true, the problem manifests itself not as depth perception, but in moving towards things to the left of where they actually are.

Citations
Maurice L. Pogue: It's so nice seeing all your faces here: John and Susan and Mary and Fred and Ethel, Little Ricky

Versions alternatives
The American TV version deleted a large section between Pogue's visit to the fashion show and his dictating to his tape recorder about the coin being with "Baby". In addition to eliminating the entire "guest speaker" scene, one of the funniest in the movie, this is also the part where Pogue learns tha the coin is with Baby. Thus, the viewer is left out of a key clue in this mystery!

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Crooklyn/Clean Slate/The Crow/Babyfever/Sunday's Children (1994)

Bandes originales
Yes Sir, That's My Baby
Words by Gus Kahn (as G. Kahn)
Music by Walter Donaldson (as W. Donaldson)
Performed by Doug Legacy

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6/10

Hilarious except for one thing

Since it didn't affect the overall storyline, I'm rating it decently, though not as high as a 7 because of it. If the dog's blind in one eye, he would have a depth perception problem, not a problem of seeing an object off to the side of where it actually is. Other than that, I really like this one.