Hairspray

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Pop Musical Comedy Drama Musical Romance

À Baltimore en 1962, Tracy Turnblad, une adolescente agréablement rebondie, enseigne une chose ou deux quant à l'intégration après avoir décroché sa place dans une émission de danse de la té... Tout lireÀ Baltimore en 1962, Tracy Turnblad, une adolescente agréablement rebondie, enseigne une chose ou deux quant à l'intégration après avoir décroché sa place dans une émission de danse de la télévision locale.À Baltimore en 1962, Tracy Turnblad, une adolescente agréablement rebondie, enseigne une chose ou deux quant à l'intégration après avoir décroché sa place dans une émission de danse de la télévision locale.

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Nomination aux 1 BAFTA Award
- 21 victoires et 45 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Amanda Bynes' character, Penny, is seen constantly eating lollipops. Bynes' father, who is a dentist, became very worried for her dental health, as it was estimated she ate about 40 lollipops a day. She told him that she wasn't really eating all of them, when in reality she ate them all.

Gaffes
When Penny is taking Tracy's parents to the TV to see Tracy on the Corny Collins Show, Edna says "You think I wanna think he's really up there?" While some might believe she is referring to the moon landing, which occurred in July 1969 (7 years after the movie takes place), Edna is in fact referring to Major John Glenn orbiting the Earth, which occurred in February 1962, just before the movie is set.

Citations
Motormouth Maybelle: [to Seaweed and Penny] Oh, so this is love?
[pauses, then smiles]
Motormouth Maybelle: Well, love is a gift, a lot of people don't remember that. So, you two better brace yourselves for a whole lotta ugly comin' at you from a neverending parade of stupid.
Penny Pingleton: [deadpans] So, you've met my mom?

Versions alternatives
Starting in August, in select theaters, a sing-along version of the film with on-screen lyrics was released.

Connexions
Edited into Race for Space (2010)

Bandes originales
Good Morning Baltimore
(2000)
Music by Marc Shaiman
Lyrics by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman
Performed by Nikki Blonsky
© 2000 Winding Brook Way Music (ASCAP)/Walli Woo Entertainment (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved

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8/10

Waterish Fun

Not that I'm surprised that I liked it but yes that I liked it as much as I did. Keeping some of the lovely John Water garishness but mainstreaming it enough to make it mainstream. John Travolta in the Divine part is truly divine. He went for it and played it for real. I thought it was actually moving at times and the illusion works, beautifully. Michelle Pfeiffer opening a new chapter in her career, the thin as a rail, gorgeous, middle age bitch. Great fun to watch. Christopher Walken, adorable. I had hoped a bigger splash of a dance number between Travolta and Walken - after all they were playing husband and wife in a musical and when are we going to see that again. Their moments together are, how can I put it? Nice, very nice. Nikki Blonsky inherits Riki Lake's oversize heroine with gusto and lots of energy. Allison Jenney, as usual, steals every moment she's in. Alas, far too few, and John Waters plays a quick cameo as a Baltimore flasher. What else do you want out of life.