Der Liebe verfallen

Originaltitel: Falling in Love

1984
12
1 Std. 46 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,5/10

16.150

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep in Der Liebe verfallen (1984)

trailer wiedergeben1:30

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Drama Romance

Obwohl sie ein verheiratetes Leben führen, laufen sich zwei Fremde immer wieder über den Weg und beginnen eine Freundschaft, die zu so viel mehr erblühen könnte.Obwohl sie ein verheiratetes Leben führen, laufen sich zwei Fremde immer wieder über den Weg und beginnen eine Freundschaft, die zu so viel mehr erblühen könnte.Obwohl sie ein verheiratetes Leben führen, laufen sich zwei Fremde immer wieder über den Weg und beginnen eine Freundschaft, die zu so viel mehr erblühen könnte.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,5/10

16.150

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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- 2 Gewinne & 3 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Robert De Niro emphasized authenticity and attention to detail on the film. De Niro did this by having business cards made up for his character, even though they are never seen in the movie. Also, for the telephone conversation with his wife, De Niro got writer Michael Cristofer to write dialogue for his spouse's part, even though it was not in the script, nor going to be heard by audiences.

Patzer
During several exterior Metro North run-by's, the film sequences are shown inverted. Trains coming towards the camera should run on the viewers left (as trains and cars both drive on the right in the US) and the motorman's front window should be on the viewers left, as seen in the sequences shot in Grand Central Terminal.

Zitate
Molly Gilmore: [talking to Isabelle about Frank] No, I think about him every day. Last thought before I fall asleep and first thought when I wake up. I talk to myself all day about him, even when I'm talking to somebody else, even when I'm talking to you now I'm talking to myself about him. Brian thinks I'm ill, he thinks that it has to do with my father, he thinks the stress and, you know, all that... Thinks I'm having a breakdown, but I'm not, there's nothing wrong with me. Except that I love him.

Verbindungen
Featured in At the Movies: Stop Making Sense/Falling in Love/Paris Texas (1984)

Soundtracks
Mountain Dance
Written by Dave Grusin
Courtesy of GRP/Artista Records

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Ausgewählte Rezension

9/10

I Must Disagree with Leonard Maltin....This is a Nice Little Gem

I'll write more when I have more time. For now, after having read Mr. Maltin's brief critique of this film ("dull script"), I must say that I couldn't disagree more. This is a superb, quiet little gem. It's very realistic, and I bet it fared much better in Europe than here in the States. It's a portrait of two married people who happen to run into each other one day while Christmas shopping, and then again a few months later on the train. As they take the same route most days every week, they begin to strike up a friendship that eventually deepens. Watching both DeNiro's and Streep's expressions alone, in long moments of no dialog, are worth the price of the rental, or the time to watch it on cable. And, the film is a bit suspenseful because you think that there might be a chance that the ending might go the other way; but, I don't want to give too much away. However, it is a Hollywood picture. So, enough said.

At any rate, I just love films that take place in New York but that aren't completely violent (with the exception of anything Scorsese directs) or show some of its worst parts. This is a pleasant, quiet, sweet, rather serious, and sometimes sad film that paints a very realistic portrait of marriage and infidelity. It's worth watching for these two acting Goliaths alone.