O Retorno do Talentoso Ripley

Título original: Ripley's Game

2002
16
1 h 50 min

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John Malkovich in O Retorno do Talentoso Ripley (2002)

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Um homem de família moribundo e necessitado de dinheiro é persuadido a assassinar um chefe do crime europeu.Um homem de família moribundo e necessitado de dinheiro é persuadido a assassinar um chefe do crime europeu.Um homem de família moribundo e necessitado de dinheiro é persuadido a assassinar um chefe do crime europeu.

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Curiosidades
Financial difficulties caused shooting delays which meant director Liliana Cavani had to leave the production before filming had been completed, due to a previous commitment to direct an opera at La Scala in Milan. John Malkovich took over and completed the film, directing around a third of the footage. Consequently, this marks his unofficial debut as a director.

Erros de gravação
As Tom Ripley leaves the Trevannys' house after the home invasion, he tells Sarah to call the police and report it as a burglary gone wrong. However, he takes the gun he used to kill the two 'burglars', and which will make it difficult for Sarah to explain how the two men were killed with a gun that is no longer there.

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Tom Ripley: I'm a creation. A gifted improviser. I lack your conscience and when I was young that troubled me. It no longer does. I don't worry about being caught because I don't believe anyone is watching. The world is not a poorer place because those people are dead. It's one less car on the road. It's a little less noise and menace. You were brave today. You put some money away for your family. That's all.
Jonathan Trevanny: If you lack my conscience, why did you help me on the train?
Tom Ripley: I don't know, but it doesn't surprise me. The one thing I know is we're constantly being born.

Conexões
Followed by Ripley no Limite (2005)

Trilhas sonoras
You Are Everything
Composed by Thom Bell & Linda Creed
(c) Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
By kind permission of Warner/Chappell Music Ltd.

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Taut, tense and terrific...gorgeous photography...

Anyone who starts watching this little known film will have a hard time turning away. It takes Patricia Highsmith's novel and turns it into a stylish thriller, full of handsome interiors and lush location photography in Germany and Italy. Given the benefit of expert performances by John Malkovich, Dougray Scott and Ray Winstone, it's a tale that moves along at a fast clip and never lets go of the suspense.

It's more absorbing to watch without knowing anything of the plot, so I'll skip plot details and just say it has elements of Highsmith's other suspense tales (innocent man drawn into a murder for hire scheme) and most closely resembles her "Talented Mr. Ripley" story so successfully brought to the screen a few years ago.

John Malkovich, with his strange acting mannerisms makes a quirky anti-hero as Ripley and gets excellent support from Dougray Scott who makes the innocent carpenter a believable and sympathetic collaborator. Ray Winstone makes the obnoxious Reeves a vivid character. The train sequence involving the second murder is extremely well done.

Highly recommended as a vivid, colorful thriller.