Um Grande Garoto

Título original: About a Boy

2002
Livre
1 h 41 min

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7,1/10

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Hugh Grant and Nicholas Hoult in Um Grande Garoto (2002)

A down-and-out father faces off with a religious cult of human traffickers while searching for his missing daughter in the Nebraska wilderness.

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Comedy Drama Romance

Uma criança ensina um homem cínico e imaturo a agir como um adulto.Uma criança ensina um homem cínico e imaturo a agir como um adulto.Uma criança ensina um homem cínico e imaturo a agir como um adulto.

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7,1/10

194 mil

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613

203

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Indicado a 1 Oscar
- 11 vitórias e 30 indicações no total

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Curiosidades
The shot of Will reflected in the mirror when he is depressed was actually taken when Hugh Grant was taking a break. The directors noticed him doing this and from behind he looked depressed, so they shot it without him knowing.

Erros de gravação
The box of the Sony Walkman CD player that Will gives to Marcus can be seen on the coffee table before Marcus has unwrapped it.

Citações
Christine: You will end up childless and alone.
Will: Well, fingers crossed, yeah.

Versões alternativas
UK airings on ITV2 cut out all the profanity and swearing to make a clean film language-wise. When the film appeared on Film4 in pre-watershed airings a large chunk of the profanity was retained save for the stronger words and certain phrases.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Best Films of 2002 (2003)

Trilhas sonoras
Something To Talk About
By Badly Drawn Boy (as Gough)
Performed by Badly Drawn Boy
Courtesy of XL Recordings Ltd.

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7/10

Hugh Grant gets a decent script where he can do what he does best and doesn't have to stutter

Described by some as a man's version of Bridget Jones Diary the remarkable thing is that it lives up to the description. Hugh Grant, with an excellent script that could have been written especially for him, plays a young confirmed single yuppie socialite, dividing his day into units in which to pack his meaningless but carefree, philandering lifestyle and disposable income. After initially discovering unmarried mothers as a new supply of grateful sexual objects, he becomes drawn into a meaningful life after making friends with a young boy. Avoiding a cheesy ending is one of the film's many triumphs.