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Running time 82 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $15 million Box office $10,631,333 The Purple Rose of Cairo is a 1985 American written and directed by, and starring, and. Inspired by, and 's, it is the tale of a film character named Tom Baxter who leaves a and enters the real world. The film was released on March 1, 1985 to critical acclaim. It won the, while Allen received several screenwriting nominations, including an, a and a.
Allen has ranked it among his best films, along with and. Contents. Plot Set in during the in 1935, the film tells the story of Cecilia , a clumsy waitress who goes to the movies to escape her bleak life and loveless, abusive marriage to Monk , whom she has attempted to leave on numerous occasions. The latest film Cecilia sees is a fictitious film,.
It is the story of a rich Manhattan playwright named Henry who goes on an exotic vacation to Egypt with companions Jason and Rita. While in Egypt, the three meet archaeologist Tom Baxter. Ryoji ikeda dataplex rar. Tom is brought back for a 'madcap Manhattan weekend' where he falls head-over-heels for Kitty Haynes , a at the. After Cecilia sits through the film several times, Tom, noticing her, breaks the, and emerges from the screen into the colorful real world on the other side of the cinema's screen. He tells Cecilia that he is attracted to her after noticing her watching him so many times, and she takes him around her New Jersey town.
Later, he takes her into the film and they have a great evening on the town within the film. The two fall in love. But the character's defection from the film has caused some problems. In other copies of the film, others have tried to exit the screen.
The producer of the film learns that Tom has left the film, and he flies cross-country to with actor Gil Shepherd (the 'real life' actor playing the part of Tom in the movie). This sets up an unusual involving Tom, Gil, and Cecilia. Cecilia must choose between them and she decides to choose the real person of Gil rather than the fantasy figure of Tom. She gives up the chance to return with Tom to his world, choosing to stay with Gil and have a 'real' life.
Then she finally leaves her husband. But Gil's professions of love for Cecilia were false—he wooed her only to get Tom to return to the movie and thereby save his own Hollywood career. Gil abandons Cecilia and is seen quietly racked with guilt on his flight back to Hollywood. Having been left without a lover, job, or home, Cecilia ends up immersing herself in the frothy escapism of Hollywood once again. The final scene shows Cecilla sitting by herself in a theater watching and dancing to 'Cheek-to-Cheek' in the film, forgetting her dire situation and losing herself in the film. Cast.
as Cecilia. as Tom Baxter/Gil Shepherd. as Monk. as Henry. as Jason. as Rita.
as The Countess. as Larry Wilde.
as Kitty Haynes. as Father Donnelly.
as Emma. as Gil's agent. as hooker in bordello. as member of movie audience.
as music shop owner was originally cast as Tom Baxter/Gil Shepherd, as Allen was a fan of his work. Allen later felt that Keaton, who took a pay cut to work with the director, was too contemporary and hard to accept in the period role. The two amicably parted ways after ten days of filming and Daniels replaced Keaton in the role. Production Several scenes featuring Tom and Cecilia are set at the, which closed just prior to the film's production. Many of the outside scenes were filmed in Piermont, NY, a tiny village on the Hudson River about 15 miles north of the George Washington Bridge.
Store fronts had false facades reflecting the depression-era setting. It was also filmed at the Raritan Diner in. Shut down the Kent Theater on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn, the neighborhood he grew up in, to film there. In a rare public appearance at the in 2001, Woody Allen listed The Purple Rose of Cairo as one of only a few of his films that ended up being 'fairly close to what I wanted to do' when he set out to write it.
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Allen provided more detail about the film's origins in a comment he made a year earlier, during a for: Purple Rose was a film that I just locked myself in a room to write. I wrote it and halfway through it didn't go anywhere and I put it aside. I didn't know what to do. I toyed around with other ideas.
Only when the idea hit me, a long time later, that the real actor comes to town and she has to choose between the screen actor and the real actor and she chooses the real actor and he dumps her, that was the time it became a real movie. Before that it wasn't.
But the whole thing was manufactured. Reception Box office The Purple Rose of Cairo opened in North America on March 1, 1985 in 3 theaters, where it grossed an exceptional $114,095 ($38,031 per screen) in its opening weekend.
Box office settled down upon further expansions, and its total US gross of $10,631,333 was in line with most Allen films of the period. Critical response The Purple Rose of Cairo received critical acclaim, and currently holds a 91% approval rating on, based on 33 reviews, with an average score of 7.8/10, with the site's critical consensus reading, 'Lighthearted and sweet, The Purple Rose of Cairo stands as one of Woody Allen's more inventive - and enchantingly whimsical - pictures.' The film also holds a score of 75 out of 100 on, based on seven critics, indicating 'generally favorable reviews.' Of the gave the film four out of four stars, writing ' The Purple Rose of Cairo is audacious and witty and has a lot of good laughs in it, but the best thing about the movie is the way Woody Allen uses it to toy with the very essence of reality and fantasy'. Also gave the film favorable appraisal, saying 'the star-struck couple, Farrow and Daniels work wonders with fantastic emotions, while Allen's direction invests enough care, wit and warmth to make it genuinely moving'. Of wrote some of the most glowing contemporary praise, saying, 'My admiration for Mr.
Allen extends to everyone connected with The Purple Rose of Cairo - all of the actors, including Mr. Aiello, Dianne Wiest and the players within the film within; Stuart Wurtzel, the production designer, and particularly Gordon Willis, the director of photography, who has great fun imitating the look of the movie Cecilia falls in love with, as well as in creating a style fitting to the depressed times that frame the interior film.'
Canby concluded, stating 'I'll go out on a limb: I can't believe the year will bring forth anything to equal The Purple Rose of Cairo. At 84 minutes, it's short but nearly every one of those minutes is blissful'. Retrieved 2013-05-14.
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