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The Player

  • 1992
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  • 2h 4min
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Tim Robbins in The Player (1992)
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  • Réalisation
    • Robert Altman
  • Scénario
    • Michael Tolkin
  • Casting principal
    • Tim Robbins
    • Greta Scacchi
    • Fred Ward
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,5/10
    70 k
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    3 299
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    • Réalisation
      • Robert Altman
    • Scénario
      • Michael Tolkin
    • Casting principal
      • Tim Robbins
      • Greta Scacchi
      • Fred Ward
    • 221avis d'utilisateurs
    • 70avis des critiques
    • 86Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nommé pour 3 Oscars
      • 24 victoires et 33 nominations au total

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    Tim Robbins
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    • Griffin Mill
    Greta Scacchi
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    • June Gudmundsdottir
    Fred Ward
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    • Walter Stuckel
    Whoopi Goldberg
    Whoopi Goldberg
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    Peter Gallagher
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    • Larry Levy
    Brion James
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    Cynthia Stevenson
    Cynthia Stevenson
    • Bonnie Sherow
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    Vincent D'Onofrio
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    Dean Stockwell
    Dean Stockwell
    • Andy Civella
    Richard E. Grant
    Richard E. Grant
    • Tom Oakley
    Sydney Pollack
    Sydney Pollack
    • Dick Mellen
    Lyle Lovett
    Lyle Lovett
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    Dina Merrill
    Dina Merrill
    • Celia
    Angela Hall
    Angela Hall
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    Leah Ayres
    Leah Ayres
    • Sandy
    Paul Hewitt
    Paul Hewitt
    • Jimmy Chase
    Randall Batinkoff
    Randall Batinkoff
    • Reg Goldman
    Jeremy Piven
    Jeremy Piven
    • Steve Reeves
    • Réalisation
      • Robert Altman
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      • Michael Tolkin
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    8imseeg

    Slowburning, yet suspensful and funny portrait of all the insiders dirt about Hollywood.

    "The Player" is bigger than the sum total of it's ingredients, because this Robert Altman classic has got so many links pointing to movie history that it is dizzying. It is all about Hollywood and the ins and outs of the movie industry. But let me first focus on the story for now, for those who just wanna see a suspenseful who dunnit story.

    "The Player" is a slowburning, yet suspenseful detective story, with funny breathers scattered throughout. Whoopi Goldberg swinging her tampon is one of those hilarious scenes that lights up the seriousness of this detective story about the death threats. It's a who dunnit, with some jokes and with lots of parodies on the inside world of Hollywood. Lots and I really mean lots and lots of actors play themselves in this movie. Everybody wanted to be part of this movie that could be described as "a chainsaw cutting down Hollywood's image"

    What's the story about? Tim Robbins plays a hollywood producer elbowing his way to the top. This selfish movie producer will do anything to gain more succes in the superficial world of Hollywood and he is hated by many writers and actors, who were ridiculed or rejected by him. This obnoxious movie producer starts getting death threats mailed to him by postcards. The death threats get more serious every week and Tim Robbins gets desperate to find out which psychotic writer is sending these threats.

    "The Player" at first depicts the search for this mysterious person who is sending these evil death threats, but later on the movie takes a dramatic turn which I wont reveal here to avoid spoilers. As I said before, it is a slowburning story, yet slowly climaxing into a very suspenseful ending. Over 2 hours long. But I enjoyed every minute of it and I must have seen it over 10 times by now.

    Acting is not particularly great, yet rather funny, in a more amusing satirical way. It is especially funny to see all those well known actors (in the nineties) walk by in this movie playing themselves. That is just eye candy. Julia Roberts, Bruce Willis among others in cameo roles, hilarous stuff!

    This direction by Robert Altman is to be highly complimented for many things. Movie geeks would have a field day analyzing this satire on Hollywood. Read all the other reviews, people just have a field day here on imdb analyzing this Hollywood satire. Director Robert Altman made a very suspenseful yet funny detective story that has stood the test of time. More than 20 years later this movie is still a thrill and joy to watch...
    9Spider-52

    Excellent Hollywood satire that succeeds in every way.

    For anyone who loves movies, "The Player" is a treat.

    To start, the screenplay is first-rate. The plot that holds the entire film together is superbly crafted; very few films leave you guessing right to the end as this one does. The finer details also shine through, such as the sales pitch scenes, which are inarguably classic (i.e. "The Graduate II").

    I loved the attention to detail in "The Player". One can find a new detail every time one watches the film. For example, the opening sequence is a very long, continuous shot during which characters are discussing Hitchcock's "Rope", which appears to be a movie filmed all in one continuous shot. The sheer number of cameos in "The Player" makes it difficult to list all of them, so I won't even try.

    "The Player" is one film that sets out to skewer Hollywood and actually succeeds. One only has to view the Bruce Willis/Julia Roberts sequence in order to understand this. My hat goes off to Robert Altman for making another excellent film.
    8Pedro_H

    The best anti-Hollywood film ever made by Hollywood

    Griffin Mill is a young hotshot producer who everyone bows and scrapes to because he has the powers to get a movie made. However he starts getting bugged by a dissatisfied writer which leads to all kinds of deadly intrigue.

    Just when I thought Altman had gone totally off-the-boil he suddenly jumps back with his most perfectly realised film. While hardly unapplauded on its release (and in short retrospect) this is a movie that will be regarded by future generations as a classic. It is so smart, sassy, funny and has a beginning, a middle and an end. The kind of tragicomedy that gets the best of both worlds.

    Robbins is perfect as the lead. He doesn't do much or emote much. As Robert De Niro once said "most people don't show their emotions, they hide them." Occasionally we get behind the shield of human indifference, but only occasionally. We don't like him much - nor should we - but he is not so bad that we can't bare him. Indeed he is merely someone whose selfish world gets out of control. Whoopie Goldberg makes the most of her unlikely casting too.

    The appearance of stars in guest parts adds a bit of icing, but that is all. I loved Altman's directions to the stars who had to play walk-ons (who else could have got that?) "remember, you are responsible for who you are on screen. You are playing yourselves!"

    The sexy Scacchi plays the love interest with great skill. While just a muse she is a far better actress than most and this shows in her short screen time. Shame she hasn't more involvement in the main plot.

    Like breaking a car down in to its competent parts, taking The Player apart only leaves an ugly mess of oil and metal. Together it drives a tight little film that has insight, drama and comedy. I would hesitate to call this a masterpiece, but it is a mini-masterpiece that however farfetched never reaches the point of being totally unbelievable.

    The pay off at the end is one of the best belly-laughs any film buff could ever get. I doubt I will see a better film about modern day Hollywood in my lifetime. Like Pulp Fiction, a film that is as enjoyable the second time of viewing as the first.
    8damian-fuller

    Postcards from hell

    At times it feels like a period piece or is it that we're so used to the horror. A world populated by the shallowest, opportunistic bunch of ignoramuses the world has ever know. How can art come out of that? I think that when it does it's just an accident of Casablanca proportions. Robert Altman who knows a thing or two about it tells us the horror story with the most everyday approach. Tim Robbins is perfect as that empty designer clothed excecutive with a tinge of self awareness. I had to take a shower after the film was over and remove myself from that world.
    7Pjtaylor-96-138044

    A meta and witty inside-joke, sardonically jabbing at the ribs of tinsel-town.

    'The Player (1992)' is a meta and witty inside-joke, jabbing at the ribs of tinsel-town in a cynical yet comedic way, and it manages to sardonically satirise the entire studio system, with a only little bit of self-aggrandising and perhaps an equal measure of self-deprecating. The picture isn't particularly funny, though it can cause some chuckles, but is instead the kind of sly smile inducing mockery that takes its time to dawn on you and isn't immediately obvious. It's this undercurrent that carries the flick much more than the main plot itself, so much so that the actual narrative becomes a part of the running gag as opposed to a vehicle for the individual jokes to spawn from. It's a unique, and somewhat acquired taste of a, film that's usually enjoyable and equally intelligent. 7/10

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    • Anecdotes
      The celebrity cameos were not written in the script. Robert Altman added them all in. No scripted dialogue was given to any celebrity with a cameo.
    • Gaffes
      When Mill reads the newspaper story about the murder, a closeup of article reveals that it is just the same few paragraphs printed over and over.
    • Citations

      Griffin Mill: It lacked certain elements that we need to market a film successfully.

      June: What elements?

      Griffin Mill: Suspense, laughter, violence. Hope, heart, nudity, sex. Happy endings. Mainly happy endings.

      June: What about reality?

    • Crédits fous
      Tim Robbins, Fred Ward and Cynthia Stevenson all enter the film when their names appear in the opening credits.
    • Versions alternatives
      In the theatrical version there was a frontal nude scene of Tim Robbins at the hotel in the desert. This scene was removed for the cable version.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Straight Talk/Rock-a-Doodle/Thunderheart/Beethoven/Raise the Red Lantern (1992)
    • Bandes originales
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      Written & Performed by Kurt Neumann

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    • Date de sortie
      • 13 mai 1992 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • El ejecutivo
    • Lieux de tournage
      • 1921 Westholme Ave, Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis(June Gudmundsdottir's house)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Avenue Pictures
      • Spelling Entertainment
      • Addis Wechsler Pictures
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    Box-office

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    • Budget
      • 8 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 21 706 101 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 302 216 $US
      • 12 avr. 1992
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 21 706 547 $US
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    • Durée
      2 heures 4 minutes
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    • Rapport de forme
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