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Die Zeitungsjungen

Originaltitel: Newsies
  • 1992
  • 12
  • 2 Std. 1 Min.
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Christian Bale, Marty Belafsky, Max Casella, Aaron Lohr, Dominic Maldonado, David Moscow, and Trey Parker in Die Zeitungsjungen (1992)
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Ein Musical, das auf dem Streik der New Yorker Zeitungsjungen von 1899 basiert. Als junge Zeitungsverkäufer von ihren Vorgesetzten ausgebeutet werden, machen sie sich daran, Veränderungen he... Alles lesenEin Musical, das auf dem Streik der New Yorker Zeitungsjungen von 1899 basiert. Als junge Zeitungsverkäufer von ihren Vorgesetzten ausgebeutet werden, machen sie sich daran, Veränderungen herbeizuführen, und werden von der Rücksichtslosigkeit des großen Geschäfts getroffen.Ein Musical, das auf dem Streik der New Yorker Zeitungsjungen von 1899 basiert. Als junge Zeitungsverkäufer von ihren Vorgesetzten ausgebeutet werden, machen sie sich daran, Veränderungen herbeizuführen, und werden von der Rücksichtslosigkeit des großen Geschäfts getroffen.

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    • Kenny Ortega
  • Drehbuch
    • Bob Tzudiker
    • Noni White
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Christian Bale
    • Bill Pullman
    • Robert Duvall
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    6,9/10
    23.594
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    • Regie
      • Kenny Ortega
    • Drehbuch
      • Bob Tzudiker
      • Noni White
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Christian Bale
      • Bill Pullman
      • Robert Duvall
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    • 27Kritische Rezensionen
    • 46Metascore
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      • 1 Gewinn & 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Newsies: 20th Anniversary Edition
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    Christian Bale
    Christian Bale
    • Jack Kelly
    Bill Pullman
    Bill Pullman
    • Bryan Denton
    Robert Duvall
    Robert Duvall
    • Joseph Pulitzer
    Ann-Margret
    Ann-Margret
    • Medda Larkson
    David Moscow
    David Moscow
    • David Jacobs
    Luke Edwards
    Luke Edwards
    • Les Jacobs
    Max Casella
    Max Casella
    • Racetrack Higgins
    Gabriel Damon
    • Spot Conlon
    Marty Belafsky
    Marty Belafsky
    • Crutchy
    Arvie Lowe Jr.
    Arvie Lowe Jr.
    • Boots
    Aaron Lohr
    Aaron Lohr
    • Mush
    Trey Parker
    • Kid Blink
    Dee Caspary
    Dee Caspary
    • Snitch
    Joseph Conrad
    Joseph Conrad
    • Jake
    Dominic Maldonado
    Dominic Maldonado
    • Itey
    Matthew Schoenfeld
    • Snipeshooter
    • (as Matthew Fields)
    Mark David
    • Specs
    Ivan Dudynsky
    • Dutchy
    • Regie
      • Kenny Ortega
    • Drehbuch
      • Bob Tzudiker
      • Noni White
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    9kalel6868

    Lots of Fun, and Tuneful Too!

    Waaaaaaaaaaaay back in the early 1990's, when Jeffrey Katzenberg was still a top exec at Disney, he had one of his less successful ideas -- to bring back the break-into-song musical. So, as the story goes, he selected three scripts that were about to go into production and gave them to Disney Music Maestro Alan Menken and asked him which of the scripts could be turned into a musical.

    And that's how NEWSIES was born.

    It's a great story, too, being a fictionalized account of the newsboy strike in New York at the turn of the century. It follows the exploits of a ragtag band of teenage boys, including Cowboy (Christian Bale), who dreams of becoming a ranch hand in Santa Fe, and David & Les (David Moscow & Luke Edwards), brothers who take up selling newspapers when their father is injured on the job.

    Conflict arises when Joseph Pulitzer (Robert Duval) gets greedy and raises the price of his newspapers to the newsboys, but not to the public. The outraged "newsies" decide to go on strike, which eventually galvanizes all the working children in the city to stand up for themselves.

    It's a fun film, with Duval playing his villain to the hilt, but Ann-Margret is wasted in her role as a showgirl (both of her musical numbers are badly edited down to just snippets of song). Bale is the real wonder here, though, singing and dancing with surprising aplomb. The songs overall are quite good, but a couple of them are hard to distinguish from each other. My favorites are the opening number, "Carrying the Banner," and the rousing "The World Will Know." It seems odd, though, that Duval doesn't get a musical number of his own, considering in Disney's animated musicals the villains usually get the best songs ("Poor Unfortunate Souls" or "Be Prepared" anyone?).

    It's a shame that the film didn't do better financially, since as a result of its dismal box office Disney declined to ever make another like it. First time director Kenny Ortega, who also choreographed (he was known for his choreography of DIRTY DANCING), directed one more feature after this, the underrated Bette Midler flick HOCUS POCUS; since that film also failed to find an audience, he hasn't directed a movie since. And that's a shame; he has a very distinctive kinetic style that served both films well.

    Seek out a copy of NEWSIES, and go for the widescreen version. You won't be disappointed!
    10fearfalls

    Movie that never gets old!

    When I first watched this movie, I was just 3 years old.. My mom tells me that my little brother and I used to dance and jump off couches and try to spin around on the ceiling fan, and sing, when we watched this movie...

    Recently, it was being mentioned to me for suggestions for our school chorus.. I began to look things up about the movie, and all of a sudden, had an urge to go out and buy it the next day. I've had the movie for a week, and have already watched it 6 times.

    Around 12 or 13 years later, the movie still has me wanting to dance and sing along... This is a movie that never gets old, no matter what your age.
    scoobyg69

    This is a movie that you can STAND UP AND CHEER about!

    In 1992, Hollywood has all but lost the fine art of movie-musicals, then along came this film & PRESTO, Disney breathed NEW LIFE into the forgotten art. NEWSIES entertains on ALL levels. The songs are singable and catchy, the dancing is lively, the charactors are lovable, and the story is PURELY INSPIRATIONAL!!! This movie works so well on the screen, and could VERY EASILY work as a Broadway Stage Production, that's the feeling it carries. This movie is So MUCH FUN, and I don't feel ashamed for announcing that. This is a movie that you could STAND UP and CHEER about! Christian Bale delivers a powerful performance in acting, singing, AND dancing, and the rest of the boys are equally as talanted. Headlines don't sell papes, NEWSIES sell papes, and they SOLD ME on this film. NEWSIES DELIVERS!!!!
    gioia345

    Movie Review

    '"Newsies" keeps itself from an educational documentary by holding the Pulitzer and Hearst conflict, Theodore Roosevelt and effectiveness of strikes in the periphery. Indeed, it forces historical accuracy out of the periphery and into the trashcan to provide a feel good ending for the film.

    Newsboys did indeed strike in 1899 as a result of Pulitzer's decision to raise the price the newsies paid in order to cover the cost of foreign correspondence. However, the newsie's union did not achieve its goal. Joseph Pulitzer did not return the price of the papers to its former level. The newsies only won the right to redeem unsold papers for money.

    But that's not much of a victory, is it? Not compared to the voices of thousands of children raised in protest, calling for rights while gathered in the square beneath the offices of newspaper tycoon Joseph Pulitzer.

    Machiavelli would have been full of pride (and taking notes) as Robert Duvall's Pulitzer extorted a few extra cents from his 'distribution apparatus'.

    James Rogers, author of the 'Dictionary of Clichés', would have instantly revised his book to include characters Racetrack (a character who just might have been lifted from a Damon Runyon novel: a snappy dresser who bets and smokes cigars), Frances Sullivan/Jack Kelly (charismatic leader), Crutchy (crippled kid looked after by his friends), David Jacobs (the brains behind the leader) and Brian Denton (idealistic journalist looking for a great angle), among others.

    At any rate, it's a David and Goliath story. Had the Philistines, the Israelites' opposition at the biblical battle where a shepherd slew a giant, made a cameo appearance, they most likely would not have been able to keep up with the newsboys' dance moves. The choreography blends together well, but still holds the right tone for the characters, working kids living as they please.

    All in all, it's a fairly enjoyable movie, if you forget history and refrain from analyzing characters and plot. Its idealistic ending is a crowd pleaser, and the song 'King of New York', will stick in your head
    JupiterAmy

    What a fine movie.

    Having seen this movie in the theatres when it was released, at the age of eight, I have a real affection for it. I had the hugest crush on Spot Conlon. It's hard to find faults in a movie like that. How you feel about this movie will probably depend on how receptive you are to it. Chances are, you'll have one of two reactions while watching "Newsies". One: "I can't believe I'm watching a musical about newsboys." Two: "I freakin' *love* this movie."

    Yep, I'm with the latter group. My interest in Newsies was revived when I picked up the soundtrack lately. The music is well written, and infectiously engaging. If you don't like musicals, you're not going to like this film. If you do like musical, I defy you to not like it.

    Some parts, yes, are a bit hokey. It's a Disney flick, and by definition, is kid friendly. (A lyrics sampling: "And we'll kick their rear!" "They gave their word, but it ain't worth beans.") But the characters are great (and I'm not just talkin' 'bout Spot). The dynamic between Jack and Davey is great. And even though the cussin' is bland, it's still a story of young kids living in an adult world, facing adult problems with teen angst. That's good stuff. Plus, Robert Duvall's in it. Come on.

    "Newsies" kind of got pushed aside after release. As an afterthought, it's interesting to wonder, with the new interest in musicals thanks to "Chicago", if the reception would be different if it were released today. No matter. As evidenced by the comments here, people enjoy it. Darn tootin'.

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    • Wissenswertes
      Christian Bale was supposedly ashamed to tell his friends that the movie was a musical.
    • Patzer
      The real 1899 New York newsboys' strike was a partial failure. Prices were not lowered, although before the strike, unsold papers were not refunded, whereas afterwards they were.
    • Zitate

      Spot Conlon: Your honor, I object.

      Judge Monahan: On what grounds?

      Spot Conlon: On the grounds of Brooklyn, your honor.

    • Crazy Credits
      During the closing credits, the names of the cast are divided in three groups billed as such: The Newsies, Friends of the Newsies and The Opposing Forces.
    • Alternative Versionen
      The featurettes on the DVD version of "Newsies", include at least two scenes that were altered in the final movie:
      • On the soundtrack for "Newsies" during the song "Carrying The Banner" there is a line that goes, "You need a smile as sweet as butter, the kind that ladies can't resist. It takes an orphan, with a stutter, who ain't afraid to use his fists." This footage is also present during the song on one of the featurettes, however in the movie, this part is cut, leading straight to the scene where the boys jump over the barrels.
      • During another featurette, one of the cast members mentions that Christian Bale had to learn an extra skill for his part and then there is footage of him with a lasso doing various tricks. This scene appears to be from the "Santa Fe" song, although it is not made clear.
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Straight Talk/Rock-a-Doodle/Thunderheart/Beethoven/Raise the Red Lantern (1992)
    • Soundtracks
      Carrying the Banner
      Music by Alan Menken

      Lyrics by Jack Feldman

      Performed by Max Casella, Matthew Schoenfeld, Trey Parker, Mark David, Marty Belafsky, Aaron Lohr, Christian Bale, Michael A. Goorjian, and the Newsies Ensemble with JoAnn Harris, Sylvia Short, Melody Santangello, and Lois Young

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      • 13. August 1992 (Deutschland)
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      • New York Street, Backlot, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, Kalifornien, USA
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      • 15.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
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      • 2.819.485 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 1.232.508 $
      • 12. Apr. 1992
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 2.819.485 $
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