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2002
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1 h 45 min

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A partir da história de vida movimentada e da morte misteriosa do ator Bob Crane (Greg Kinnear) o filme traça um retrato da identidade sexual masculina nos anos 1960 e 70.A partir da história de vida movimentada e da morte misteriosa do ator Bob Crane (Greg Kinnear) o filme traça um retrato da identidade sexual masculina nos anos 1960 e 70.A partir da história de vida movimentada e da morte misteriosa do ator Bob Crane (Greg Kinnear) o filme traça um retrato da identidade sexual masculina nos anos 1960 e 70.

Direção
- Paul Schrader
Roteiristas
- Robert Graysmith
- Michael Gerbosi
Artistas

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6,7/10

15 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Paul Schrader
Roteiristas
- Robert Graysmith
- Michael Gerbosi
Artistas

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Prêmios
- 6 indicações no total

Vídeos11

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Curiosidades
The leather jacket that Greg Kinnear wears while playing Bob Crane in the Guerra, Sombra e Água Fresca (1965) scenes of this movie is the one that the real Crane actually wore during the filming of that TV series. Crane's son Robert David Crane loaned the jacket to Kinnear for this movie. Prior to the original "Hogan's Heroes" show, Frank Sinatra wore this exact same jacket in O Expresso de Von Ryan (1965).

Erros de gravação
There is a glimpse of the famous Capitol Records building painted silver. At the time of the film, it was actually painted black to resemble a stack of records.

Citações
Bob Crane: I think it's perfect for me. I mean, this character Hogan, he's quick on his toes, he's hip, he's a con artist. I don't wanna jinx it, but I think it's what I've been working toward my whole career!
Anne Crane: Really? You've been working towards a Holocaust comedy?
Bob Crane: Ann!
Anne Crane: What, Bob?
Bob Crane: Please, not in front of the children! They look up to me!
Anne Crane: They're small. They look up to everyone.

Versões alternativas
The following deleted scenes appear on the DVD:
Victoria finds Bob's body.
Hogan's Heroes Montage
Bob unloads drums and some dirty magazines fall out.
Anne and Bob talking by the pool.
Anne in the darkroom.

Conexões
Featured in Auto Focus: Featurette (2002)

Trilhas sonoras
Snap!
Written by Paul Schrader and Angelo Badalamenti
Performed by David Johansen (as Buster Poindexter)
Produced by Brian Koonin

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sad portrait

Bob Crane (Greg Kinnear) is a radio DJ in Hollywood looking for acting work. In 1965, he gets an offer for an unconventional project. It's a comedy in a Nazi POW camp. Hogan's Heroes becomes a big hit. He befriends home video salesman John Carpenter (Willem Dafoe) in a strip club. Unlike his public wholesome image, his interests in strippers, sex, and home video are heightened by Carpenter and his state-of-the-art cameras. It's a toxic friendship of easy women, sexual proclivity, and hidden videos. In 1970, he divorces his wife Anne (Rita Wilson) and marries his co-star Sigrid Valdis, real name Patricia Olson (Maria Bello). Crane and Carpenter's friendship based on their sad common interest degenerates.

Director Paul Schrader often dives into the darker side of humanity. It's a sad portrait well delivered by Kinnear. On the other hand, the movie is not always great at delivering the danger and tension. For half of the movie, Bob Crane is not threatened with discovery. This keeps the tension low. It's got a chipper tone which is weird. It would have been nice to speed up the first half. It takes too long to get to his downfall. Willem Dafoe is equally strong and necessary for this movie to work. There is interesting work here but this should be more intense.