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Cliente 9: Ascensão e Queda de Elliot Spitzer

Título original: Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
  • 2010
  • R
  • 1 h 57 min
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Cliente 9: Ascensão e Queda de Elliot Spitzer (2010)
An in-depth look at the rise and fall of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, including interviews with the scandalized, former politician.
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn in-depth look at the rise and fall of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, including interviews with the scandalized, former politician.An in-depth look at the rise and fall of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, including interviews with the scandalized, former politician.An in-depth look at the rise and fall of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, including interviews with the scandalized, former politician.

  • Direção
    • Alex Gibney
  • Roteirista
    • Alex Gibney
  • Artistas
    • Eliot Spitzer
    • Alex Gibney
    • Hulbert Waldroup
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    7,3/10
    2,6 mil
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    • Direção
      • Alex Gibney
    • Roteirista
      • Alex Gibney
    • Artistas
      • Eliot Spitzer
      • Alex Gibney
      • Hulbert Waldroup
    • 28Avaliações de usuários
    • 58Avaliações da crítica
    • 68Metascore
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    Eliot Spitzer
    Eliot Spitzer
    • Self - Former Governor, New York
    Alex Gibney
    Alex Gibney
    • Self - Narrator
    • (narração)
    Hulbert Waldroup
    Hulbert Waldroup
    • Self - Painter
    Lloyd Constantine
    Lloyd Constantine
    • Self - Former Spitzer Advisor
    Peter Elkind
    Peter Elkind
    • Self - Author, Rough Justice: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
    Darren Dopp
    Darren Dopp
    • Self - Spitzer Communications Director
    Zana Brazdek
    Zana Brazdek
    • Self - Formerly of Emperors Club VIP
    Natalia
    Natalia
    • Self - Former Escort
    Ashley Dupré
    Ashley Dupré
    • Self - Escort
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    David Brown
    David Brown
    • Self - Former Spitzer Staff Lawyer
    Noreen Harrington
    Noreen Harrington
    • Self - Former Executive, Stern Asset Management
    Wrenn Schmidt
    Wrenn Schmidt
    • Angelina
    Kenneth Langone
    Kenneth Langone
    • Self - Chairman & CEO, Invemed Associates
    • (as Ken Langone)
    Hank Greenberg
    Hank Greenberg
    • Self - Former Chairman and CEO AIG
    • (as Maurice 'Hank' Greenberg)
    Richard Beattie
    Richard Beattie
    • Self - Legal Counsel to the Independent Directors of AIG
    John Houldsworth
    • Self - Former CEO of Gen Re Subsidiary
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Elizabeth Monrad
    • Self - Former CFO of Gen Re
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Robert Graham
    • Self - Former Gen Re Counsel
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    • Direção
      • Alex Gibney
    • Roteirista
      • Alex Gibney
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    Avaliações de usuários28

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    5mbs

    Surprisingly holds your attention---but i'm not sure what the point was

    Film manages to maintain interest without seeming overtly like a propaganda piece which is what i honestly thought it would be going in. *honestly why else would the ex governor have even participated if it wasn't for the opportunity to rehabilitate his image went my logic--an idea i'm sure many other people have thought when wondering if they should bother checking this one out. I can't really say whether you should check it out or not---it will help if you have a tolerance for smirking, and self justification (and yet somehow Spitzer doesn't indulge in the latter--remaining completely on point that he had no one to blame but himself for his own actions...what can i say? i was hoping for someone who sees conspiracy theories everywhere.)

    Can't help but wonder how this is going to hold up in the coming decade or two. Will it hold together as a film? will it hold as a narrative that years from now people whom have never heard of Spitzer will be able to watch this and have interest in it?, sadly i think it probably will to a certain extent---not so much because of Spitzer's fall from grace (that will inevitably repeat itself in another high ranking politician and this will if anything just seem like business as usual.) but because of the various people--wall streeters, and gov. officials interviewed throughout who take delight in seeing Spitzer smeared. Its all kinds of creepy to see these guys and gals taking such glee in being interviewed about Spitzer as well as defending themselves from Spitzer's previous accusations against them when he was a crusading governor/state attorney---you kind of start to wonder what kind of documentary these guys thought they were being interviewed for exactly.

    I mean in what capacity did these guys rationalize themselves into being interviewed for this doc? Was it this same rationality that led to Spitzer thinking he could continue seeing these prostitutes indefinitely without any ramifications? Why do such high ranking guys of both the governmental kind and the wall street kind think they can rationalize every action they take away as if they had a perfectly logical reason for doing what they do?) If anything can be taken away from this documentary, its not that you should be careful how you conduct yourself, its not that you should be careful whose feathers you ruffle (in the metaphorical sense of course), its not even that you shouldn't have sex with prostitutes if you're a government official (you especially shouldn't have sex with prostitutes who recognize you from the news)---its that very successful high ranking people of all professions can sell themselves on anything, especially when they really shouldn't. Throughout the film the director keeps coming back to an interview with the giggling young woman who ran the prostitution ring in the first place...and she still so obviously thinks that she did nothing wrong running such a business and making a lot of money doing so. Perhaps that's even why these people are so successful in the first place. That they're such good salesmen, that they can even fool themselves into thinking they can do anything and get away with anything because they'll always be able to rationalize it away. That they're such good salesmen that even after getting caught, they can still feel like they didn't do anything wrong at all. Overconfidence kills. (also a potential question---why are all the super successful people in this movie all seem to be sociopaths as well? and what is that supposed to mean?)
    8blanbrn

    Informative and revealing doc of political pricks, scandal, greed, corruption, and abuse of powers.

    As it's become so common with most political figures it's one scandal after another. You name it bribes, payoffs, abuse of power and corruption. But most of all the sex scandal is what the public loves. As in this case the sex scandal brought down a hard working and likable politician New York governor Eliot Spizer. Director Alex Gibney paints the film as two sides as the interviews revealing from staff members, political rivals, and even Spitzer himself prove he had affairs with hookers that being New York's elite escorts and call girls.

    Aside from that it begins with Eliot's days as attorney general in the Empire state when he took on the big boys of wall street and dirty investment companies who were defrauding millions. Eliot was the new political golden boy who seemed to do right and fight for the common man! This would later propel him to be elected New York governor only along the way he made many business world and political grudges in the New York statehouse which would later bite him as investigations were launched.

    Spitzer like all political pricks in my opinion felt he was above the law and as is so common gives into the oldest vice around sex with a hooker. Really no big deal yet Eliot showed he was a hypocrite as he once prosecuted the big time New York city call girl rings now he's a John! Still it's not the worst thing as Spitzer will still be remembered for some good by taking on the corrupt companies of wall street.

    Gibney's doc is refreshing, informative, and revealing it shows the political and business world is so intersected with scandals of sex and greed with political pricks from both sides. Still Spitzer will be remembered yet his story is a tragic and Gothic one a real rise and fall of a good leader. As the vices of sex, money, and power abuse will always dominate society especially the political world it's just too bad that a hard working politician like Eliot Spitzer got to be the showcase for a dramatic fall. Clearly this is one social and political doc that's not to be missed.
    9clg238

    Terrific movie, though mistitled

    This is not a movie about a client of prostitution, the title notwithstanding. Obviously the title was chosen to "sell" the documentary, and my guess is that it has failed in its purpose. This is a truly terrific film about power politics. If you don't know much about the inner workings of government at the highest levels, this movie will go a long way to educate you. If you do know, this will likely confirm your experience. It is also hugely instructive about the brilliant Eliot Spitzer who was and is clearly dedicated to furthering the public good. The loss of his public service is a huge loss for American consumers. His responses to questions about his foolish indiscretions are forthright; that doesn't mean he fully understands why he did what he did-- who can? People are imperfect. They goof up at the worst possible times. The important questions that the film raises and that go unanswered have to do with how, in a country that processes millions of checks and money orders each month, were his (for $10,000 or maybe less) "singled out" for investigation? =
    7thejdrage

    What can you say?

    This shows everything that's wrong with America today - and it was filmed 12 years ago.

    Nothing changes.

    There's no point in pointing out the crooked business men (It's worth nothing now, $100 MILLION. YOU FOUL OLD MAN!). Sorry. But that lip-less old fart pissed me off the second he came on the screen.

    What saddened me about Spitzer is that his need to be with girls his daughters' ages, cost him (and us) all the good that he did do originally! And he has three daughters!! That's disgusting.

    This was a very depressing documentary. On sooooooo many levels.

    It's a cautionary tail.
    8meeza

    Deserving of a mass viewer clientele

    I am going to be your escort to my review of the documentary "Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer". OK, maybe wrong choice of words, and I probably won't rise to the documentary movie review occasion; please don't say "you called it". Anyways, Alex Gibney's documentary is a provoking look at the former New York Governor whose scandal of being a preferred customer of "The Emperors Club" escort service cost him an uprising political career that could have landed him a future presidential seat in the White House as this country's first Jewish President. This documentary could have been easily called "The Last Emperor" but I am sure Oscar-winning Director Bernardo Bertolucci would have taken issue. "Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer" shows many facets of the scandal and its underlying pants, I mean parts, that sure do not defend Spitzer's whorish actions but do reveal that he was a marked man by several Republican political enemies. Gibney excels in revealing Spitzer's shining political moments in bringing down Wall Street corruption geezers. However, he does not glamorize Spitzer at all; even the former Governor speaks and presents himself in the documentary with a remorseful demeanor by not externalizing his downfall on others. The documentary does showcase that other elected officials have been in similar scandals and are still in their political seat, and Spitzer is not. Gibney also reveals the fact that the "15 minutes of fame" Spitzer Emperess gal was not so much Ashley Dupre (he only traveled Ashley's waters one night at the Mayflower Hotel), but it was another Emperor escort named Angelina who was requested by Spitzer several times. Angelina does not appear in the documentary but does reveal info to Gibney; an actress was used in representing to reveal what Angelina had to say about their Elliot & Angelina jolly close encounters of the $10,000 a night kind. The most colorful character of this documentary is not Spitzer, not the call girls, not the Wall Street geezers; but it was a political consultant named Roger Stone who was hired by one of Spitzer's main enemies to help bring Eliot down. The flamboyant Stone is not a bit stone-faced in boldly revealing his swinger lifestyle and his large tattoo of Richard Nixon. Alex Gibney is an Oscar-winning documentarian, and he continues to prove his worth by fully revealing issues and subjects as he does in this engaging documentary. Spitzer did have sexual relations with "that woman, and that other woman, and that other woman", but at least Spitzer spits out his regrets with earnest humility in this insightful documentary. So yes, call it in and book it as a must-see documentary. **** Good

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      When former Eliot Spitzer escort 'Angelina' did not wish to appear on camera, the director hired actress Wrenn Schmidt to portray her.
    • Citações

      Himself - Media Consultant: Pre- Barack Obama, you could make the case that Eliot was a preeminent Democratic politician in America at that point.

    • Conexões
      Featured in Client 9: Interview with Alex Gibney (2011)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      New York, New York
      Written by John Kander/Fred Ebb

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      Performed by Cat Power

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      • 4 de março de 2011 (Reino Unido)
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      • Nova Iorque, EUA
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      • Wider Film Projects
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