The.Hudsucker.Proxy.1994.HDTV.1080P.H264.DD51.F_Silu

Director:Joel Coen

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Writers:Ethan Coen (written by) &

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Release Date:11 March 1994 (USA) more

Genre:Comedy / Drama / Fantasy / Romance



Country:UK / Germany / USA

Language:English

Color:Black and White / Color

Aspect Ratio:1.37 : 1 more

Sound Mix:Dolby Digital

Certification:Iceland:L / Portugal:M/12 / France:U / Argentina:Atp / Australia:PG / Chile:TE / Finland:K-10 / Germany:6 / Italy:T / Spain:13 / Sweden:11 / UK:PG / USA:PG / Singapore:PG

Filming Locations:Chicago, Illinois, USA more

MOVIEmeter: 9% since last week why?

Company:PolyGram Filmed Entertainment more



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Trivia:A sign on the wall in the Manhattan Argus pressroom reading "It must be fit to print. It must be accurate. Is it interesting?" is a close adaptation of one painted onto the wall of the pressroom in The Finger Points (1931). more

Goofs:Anachronisms: Dr. Bronfenbrenner's film of Norville's psychiatric session begins with a SMPTE Universal leader that counts down from 8 to 2. This type of film leader wasn't developed until the 1960s. The film would have actually had either an Academy leader counting from 11 to 3 with black film in between or one of the brand new (for the late 1950s) SMPTE Society leaders that counted from 11 to 3 but had focusing cross hairs, rather than black film, between the numbers. more

Quotes:Beatnik bartender: Martinis are for squares, man. more

Movie Connections:Referenced in Hot Fuzz (2007) more

Soundtrack:In a Sentimental Mood more



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14 out of 18 people found the following comment useful:-

A small masterpiece, 20 October 2000



Author: (clararic) from Wales. UK



I don`t think that I`ve enjoyed a movie so much for years. The film is beautifully shot ( the opening pan over a snow laden New York skyline is breathtaking). The acting is uniformly excellent (Jennifer Jason Lee gives one of the best female comedy performances of the last decade. She`s outstanding!) and the film is directed in that warm but sharp-eyed manner of previous US social comedy directors such as Frank Capra and Preston Sturgess. I first saw the film in the cinema. I`ve since seen it again on television, and the photography doesn`t impress so much on the small screen.



If you haven`t already seen it, try to see it on a big screen. Sadly the movie got a very small release in the UK and is almost unknown over here.I am so very glad I caught it. It`s terrific.