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Un apostador y una prostituta se hacen socios en un remoto pueblo minero del antiguo Oeste. Su empresa prospera hasta que entra en escena una importante corporación.Un apostador y una prostituta se hacen socios en un remoto pueblo minero del antiguo Oeste. Su empresa prospera hasta que entra en escena una importante corporación.Un apostador y una prostituta se hacen socios en un remoto pueblo minero del antiguo Oeste. Su empresa prospera hasta que entra en escena una importante corporación.
- Dirección
- Guión
- Reparto principal
- Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 1 premio y 4 nominaciones en total
Jace Van Der Veen
- Breed
- (as Jace Vander Veen)
Thomas Hill
- Archer
- (as Tom Hill)
Argumento
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- CuriosidadesFor a distinctive look, Robert Altman and Vilmos Zsigmond chose to "flash" (pre-fog) the film negative before its eventual exposure, as well as use a number of filters on the cameras, rather than manipulate the film in post-production; in this way the studio could not force him to change the film's look to something less distinctive. However, this was not done for the final 20 minutes of the picture, as Altman wanted the danger to McCabe to be as realistic as possible. Note the change when McCabe wakes up, grabs a shotgun, and starts off to the church.
- PifiasThe steam engine was deployable very shortly after the fire was discovered, which would have been possible only if the engine had already been lit.
- Citas
[repeated line]
John McCabe: If a frog had wings, he wouldn't bump his ass so much, follow me?
- Banda sonoraThe Stranger Song
Written and Performed by Leonard Cohen
Reseña destacada
Few westerns have succeeded so strangely yet so completely in evoking a sense of place and time than Robert Altman's "McCabe and Mrs Miller". In fact, it's not really a western at all; certainly not like any western I've ever seen. It's setting is the Pacific Northwest; cold, rainswept and often covered in snow. There are gunslingers but they are more like the professional hit men of gangster movies. When Altman isn't filming through the haze of a rain-drenched exterior he is filming through the haze of a dimly lit interior where darkness is more prevalent than light. Above all, it doesn't have a conventional western hero. McCabe is like a tragi-comic Everyman out of his depth and his territory in this largely alien environment yet canny enough to apply his savvy into transforming the landscape into something tangible, real and materialistically American.
In this respect it is a very modern film in spite of its setting. The fact that Altman doesn't care very much about convention or even about narrative, (it's story is perfunctory; Altman is more interested in 'observing'), makes it so. But then "MASH" wasn't a conventional war movie either just as "Nashville" wasn't really about the country music business.
As for McCabe himself, Beatty plays him with the same laconic, stammering mannerisms he applies to all his roles, (and which he seems either blessed or cursed with in real life), and which actually makes him a perfect Altman hero, (or anti-hero, if you prefer). Mrs Miller, on the other hand, seems coolly distracted from what's going on around her. Julie Christie plays up her Englishness adding another element to the alienation of her character, a stranger in a strange land indeed, while in the foreground the songs of Leonard Cohen seem to hover like warm blankets, cosily familiar and comforting even at their bleakest. They could have been written for the film.
In this respect it is a very modern film in spite of its setting. The fact that Altman doesn't care very much about convention or even about narrative, (it's story is perfunctory; Altman is more interested in 'observing'), makes it so. But then "MASH" wasn't a conventional war movie either just as "Nashville" wasn't really about the country music business.
As for McCabe himself, Beatty plays him with the same laconic, stammering mannerisms he applies to all his roles, (and which he seems either blessed or cursed with in real life), and which actually makes him a perfect Altman hero, (or anti-hero, if you prefer). Mrs Miller, on the other hand, seems coolly distracted from what's going on around her. Julie Christie plays up her Englishness adding another element to the alienation of her character, a stranger in a strange land indeed, while in the foreground the songs of Leonard Cohen seem to hover like warm blankets, cosily familiar and comforting even at their bleakest. They could have been written for the film.
- MOscarbradley
- 12 feb 2007
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Sitio oficial
- Idiomas
- Títulos en diferentes países
- McCabe i la senyora Miller
- Localizaciones del rodaje
- Squamish, Columbia Británica, Canadá(town: Bearpaw)
- Empresas productoras
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