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Marie

  • 1985
  • PG-13
  • 1h 52min
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Sissy Spacek in Marie (1985)
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Una persona designada por motivos políticos arriesga su trabajo y su vida para denunciar la corrupción.Una persona designada por motivos políticos arriesga su trabajo y su vida para denunciar la corrupción.Una persona designada por motivos políticos arriesga su trabajo y su vida para denunciar la corrupción.

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    • John Briley
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    • Jeff Daniels
    • Keith Szarabajka
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    Sissy Spacek
    Sissy Spacek
    • Marie Ragghianti
    Jeff Daniels
    Jeff Daniels
    • Eddie Sisk
    Keith Szarabajka
    Keith Szarabajka
    • Kevin McCormack
    Morgan Freeman
    Morgan Freeman
    • Charles Traughber
    Fred Thompson
    Fred Thompson
    • Fred Thompson
    Lisa Banes
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    • Toni Greer
    Trey Wilson
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    John Cullum
    • Deputy Attorney General
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    • Governor Blanton
    Graham Beckel
    Graham Beckel
    • Charlie Benson
    Macon McCalman
    Macon McCalman
    • Murray Henderson
    Collin Wilcox Paxton
    Collin Wilcox Paxton
    • Virginia
    Robert Green Benson III
    • Dante Ragghianti
    Dawn Carman
    • Therese Ragghianti
    • (as Dawn Carmen)
    Shane Wexel
    • Ricky Ragghianti
    Vincent Irizarry
    Vincent Irizarry
    • Dave Ragghianti
    Michael P. Moran
    • Bill Thompson
    Clarence Felder
    Clarence Felder
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    7SnoopyStyle

    good actors

    Marie Ragghianti (Sissy Spacek) has enough of her abusive husband. She leaves him taking her three children back home to Tennessee. In 1973, she goes back to school. She gets a job from former classmate Eddie Sisk (Jeff Daniels). The head of the parole board, Charles Traughber (Morgan Freeman), is uncooperative. Bill Thompson is an unscrupulous operator behind the scenes. Sisk tells her to release a prisoner for the sake of a contributor to the Governor. He surprises her by making her the new chairman expecting more cooperation.

    Sissy Spacek is great. I kinda remember this story from the news. Jeff Daniels is also great as something more than his normal nice guy. The ending is a little bland. The courtroom has some nice turns but the tension flattens out. More could have been done with Kevin's character. This is a compelling true story with some good acting.
    8morrisonhimself

    Great cast in very important story

    This movie is based on a true story, a story that is, in fact, much worse than is portrayed here.

    The governor of Tennessee, Ray Blanton, must rank as the worst the state ever had and, as a son of Tennessee, let me tell you that is really saying something.

    Not to spoil the movie, let me add that Bill Clinton ended his presidency much as did Blanton end his governorship. That fact is sort of hinted at by the movie, but Blanton's governorship was so rife with corruption, with members of his family and his friends and allies living and profiting at the expense of the taxpayers, one movie cannot do the story justice. It would take at least a miniseries to tell the whole tale.

    This movie, though, makes a good stab at part of the story, the part played by the title character, Marie. Sissy Spacek does her usual good job as Marie, displaying not only her own mature beauty but an admirable emotional range as both the put-upon government employee and the concerned mother.

    Fred Thompson ... well, there are not enough superlatives in my limited vocabulary to express all my admiration and respect for him. He is a fine actor, and he was one of the greatest U.S. senators ever to represent the usually misrepresented state of Tennessee. Certainly the two there now (2004) don't begin to be big enough to fill his shoes, nor do they remotely resemble him in moral stature, intelligence, or knowledge of the Constitution. Well, he is better off back in acting, but it is a serious loss to good government that Fred Thompson decided not to seek re-election.

    I'm tempted to say, too, that any movie with John Cullum is a movie to see, if only to watch his scenes. What a superb actor, what a major talent he is. His big scene in "1776" just steals that movie, to name merely one.

    Not to slight any other person in this excellent cast, but I have gone on long enough. They are excellent.

    I will carp about three things: Some of the expository dialog was trite and silly, especially the character Kevin's last scene. The courtroom scene was missing something. I believe if I had been on the jury, I'd have voted differently simply because the evidence was not presented well enough. (One can understand Sen. Arlen Specter {more-or-less-R.- Pa.} and his "not proved" impeachment vote.)

    And why was Bill Sanderson not cast in this? He is a marvelous actor, could probably have handled beautifully almost any role, and besides he is from Tennessee. And he is usually in Spacek's movies. Too bad, for us and for him.

    Still, I'm glad I finally got to see "Marie." The story is important, and the movie is extremely well done.

    One more quibble: A very well-known Edmund Burke quote is used several times, but in an odd paraphrase. Not inappropriate, but jarring because of the different phrasing. Never mind. This is a good movie, and I hope everyone sees it.
    7lee_eisenberg

    Before Jeffrey Wigand, before Erin Brockovich, there was Marie Ragghianti.

    In case you've never heard of Marie Ragghianti, she escaped an abusive marriage and went to work for a firm, only to discover some unsavory things about it. In the movie "Marie", Sissy Spacek plays her as well as can be expected. However, I would agree with a previous reviewer that the movie sort of uses her as a conduit to tell the story, and otherwise seems incomplete.

    But overall, they do a pretty good job showing how Marie was finally able to make something of herself, only to be faced with the dilemma of maintaining this position or blowing the whistle. Maybe not exactly a masterpiece, but certainly worth seeing. Also starring Jeff Daniels and Morgan Freeman.
    5jgcorrea

    A woman's truth

    The premise, good for a thriller, prevented mediocrity and made the movie effective, attention-grabbing, suspenseful and emotionally involving. The writing was vapid & murky, it bottomed out with the artificial details dotting the scenario, but the direction was vigorous and adequate, if scattershot. As to Sissy Spacek, she confirmed her proficiency to be also shown in Carrie - Prime Cut - Badlands - Coal Miners Daughter - Crimes of the Heart - Missing - Old Man & the Gun - - Affliction - Raggedy Man - Three Women - The River - In the Bedroom - An American Haunting - JFK - Castle Rock - and even Bloodline.
    9Cernan68

    I disagree with Michael Morrison

    This was a great thriller, and is especially timely today, with all the corruption and lawbreaking at the top of government,

    But I disagree with Michael Morrison when he says that Ray Blanton ended his governorship the way President Clinton ended his presidency. I've seen the movie twice, and have researched Blanton. The truth is, Blanton was a very corrupt official who did very little for his constituents and did not care about upholding the law or about the people who elected him. Unless everything I've read about Blanton, and saw in the film, was incorrect, Mr. Morrison is wrong. The truth is, Blanton left office in disgrace, with a dismal record as governor. Among those who remember him, he holds very little respect. In fact, even though The Tennessee State Constitution was amended in 1978 to allow Blanton and future Tennessee governors to succeed themselves. he did not run for reelection. In fact, due to the controversy surrounding his administration and lack of respect the public felt about him, it was very unlikely he would have been renominated, let alone reelected, had he chosen to run.

    So Mr. Morrison observations are 180 degrees wrong.

    As far as the movie, itself, is concerned, the story is strong. I was actually getting hot under the collar watching the corruption going on, even though it was only a movie. Spissy Spacek's performance as Marie Ragghianti made me genuinely feel the frustration of being in a position where she has to choose between siding with the law and your citizens or siding with a corrupt government official (who will abuse his power and authority in order to put you down if you don't join his side). This is true testimony to her acting skills.

    Fred Thompson plays himself in this film; a skillful performance which led to his eventual full-time career as an actor. As a real life politician, himself, he skillfully is able to draw on his personal experience to bring certain depth to both his role here and subsequent acting roles he carried.

    Although the situation in Tennesee, back in the 1970s, doesn't come close to the level of corruption today, at the Federal level, it does serve as an excellent morality tale of what can and, indeed, has happened. It's a bite size version of the bigger story that is going on today.

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    • Trivia
      Fred Dalton Thompson was actually Marie Ragghianti's real life lawyer for her suit against Governor Blanton and the director was so impressed with him during interviews that they asked him to take the role which he did.
    • Errores
      The song playing in the nightclub a day or two after her son chokes on the pistachio, is "Honey Honey" by ABBA. That song wasn't recorded until January of 1974, and the screen had previously just read that it was 1973, moments earlier.
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      Featured in At the Movies: Crossover Dreams/Maxie/Mishima/Plenty (1985)
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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 27 de septiembre de 1985 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Sitio oficial
      • HBOMAX (United States)
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    • También se conoce como
      • Marie: A True Story
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Nashville, Tennessee, Estados Unidos
    • Productora
      • Dino De Laurentiis Company
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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 12,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 2,507,995
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 241,423
      • 29 sep 1985
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 2,507,995
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 52 minutos
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