Um Homem Chamado Adam

Título original: A Man Called Adam

1966
Not Rated
1 h 44 min

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Sammy Davis Jr. in Um Homem Chamado Adam (1966)

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Um famoso trompetista de jazz se vê incapaz de lidar com os problemas da vida cotidiana.Um famoso trompetista de jazz se vê incapaz de lidar com os problemas da vida cotidiana.Um famoso trompetista de jazz se vê incapaz de lidar com os problemas da vida cotidiana.

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A Man Called Adam: You're Scary

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A Man Called Adam: Louis Armstrong (UK)

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A Man Called Adam: Louis Armstrong (UK)

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Curiosidades
About an hour into the movie you may notice Morgan Freeman as one of the party guest; his second appearance in a feature film.

Erros de gravação
Although the Sammy Davis character is referred to as a trumpet player the only instrument he plays in the film is a cornet.

Citações
Claudia Ferguson: [after their confrontation with two racist policemen] That's right. Two jerks came up here to do their job to find you, me and a white boy, which they weren't too thrilled about anyway, and you have to give them some lip. Save your heroism for something important.
Adam Johnson: It was important. Don't you know that, Claudia? Take a piece of you here, a piece of you there, so there's nothing left... except yessah, boss!

Conexões
Featured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.174 (2012)

Trilhas sonoras
All That Jazz
Music and Lyrics by Benny Carter and Al Stillman
Played over the credits by trumpeter Nathaniel Adderly
Sung at a party by Mel Tormé
Reprised by Mel Tormé at the end of the film

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9/10

I am ten minutes in and already recommend this exquisitely cast film as a MUST SEE!

I am floored that I have never seen this film before...much less ever heard of it! And now I am hooked until the end. The cast, the era, the theme, the music and even the opening is WORTH the price of admission on Netflix!