Savage Grace

2007
VM14
1h 37min

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5,7/10

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Julianne Moore and Eddie Redmayne in Savage Grace (2007)

This is the theatrical trailer for Savage Grace, starring Julianne Moore and directed by Tom Kalin.

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Period Drama Drama

Una drammatizzazione dello scioccante caso di omicidio di Barbara Daly Baekeland, avvenuto in un elegante appartamento londinese venerdì 17 novembre 1972.Una drammatizzazione dello scioccante caso di omicidio di Barbara Daly Baekeland, avvenuto in un elegante appartamento londinese venerdì 17 novembre 1972.Una drammatizzazione dello scioccante caso di omicidio di Barbara Daly Baekeland, avvenuto in un elegante appartamento londinese venerdì 17 novembre 1972.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,7/10

12.219

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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Trailer 1:53

Savage Grace: Theatrical Trailer

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Quiz
One of Barbara's gowns was created specifically for the film by designer Karl Lagerfeld after he heard Julianne Moore was starring.

Blooper
The ambulance at the end of the film is a mid-1970s Chevrolet van, which were not used in London.

Citazioni
Antony Baekeland: [Tony quoting something his grandfather used to say] "One of the uses of money is that it allows us not to live with the consequences of our mistakes."

Connessioni
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Sex and the City: The Movie/Savage Grace/The Strangers/Kung Fu Panda/The Foot Fist Way (2008)

Colonne sonore
Lullaby for Tony
Written and Performed by Dawn Landes
(c) Cropduster Music (BMI)

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5/10

Strangely Unaffecting

I'm a fan of "Swoon" I loved the semi documentary approach at another, true, high society horror story. In "Swoon" the distance the director took from his subject helped us to understand and to involve ourselves in the twisted mind of the protagonists. In "Savage Grace" it works the opposite way. I needed to be closer I needed to be taken step by step in any way you want it but step by step. The shrill performance by Julianne Moore didn't give me and 8th of what Judy Davis gave me in "A Little Thing called Murder" Here you're on your own. No sense of period or class no dramatic structure and feeble performances. What a pity. I had waited for this film with feverish anticipation.