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Hair (1979)
(บรรยายไทย)
ควรค่าน่าดูตรงที่ :
เป็นหนังเพลงเสียดสี กองทัพ สงครามเวียดนาม
และชนชั้นในอเมริกา
เล่าถึงหนุ่มบ้านนอกที่เดินทางมาเกณฑ์ทหารและได้พบกับกลุ่มฮิปปี้
และสาวไฮโซ หนังยังพูดถึงประเด็น ความสัมพันธ์แบบเปิด(open
relationship)ไว้อย่างน่าสนใจผลงานของ Milos Forman
ผู้กำกับ 2รางวัลออสการ์ (Amadeus (1984), One Flew Over
the Cuckoo''s Nest (1975))
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Director:Milos
Forman Producer:Michael
Butler, Lester Persky
Music:Galt MacDermot
Written by:Michael
Weller Based on Hair by Gerome Ragni and
James Rado
Cinematography:Miroslav Ondříček
Edited:Alan Heim, Stanley Warnow Running
time:121 minutes Country:United
States
Language:English
Genre:Comedy,
Drama, Musical
Subtitle:English/
ไทย Starring: John
Savage as Claude Hooper Bukowski,
Treat Williams as George Berger, Beverly
D''Angelo as Sheila Franklin, Annie Golden as
Jeannie Ryan,
Dorsey Wright as LaFayette "Hud" Johnson,
Don Dacus as Woof Daschund,
Nell Carter as Central Park singer ("Ain''t
Got No" & "White Boys"),
Cheryl Barnes as Hud''s fiancée, Richard
Bright as Fenton,
Ellen Foley as Black Boys, Charlotte Rae as
Lady in Pink,
Laurie Beechman as Black Boys, Nicholas Ray
as The General,
Michael Jeter as Woodrow Sheldon
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Storyline:
Hair is a 1979 musical war
comedy-drama film adaptation of the 1968 Broadway
musical of the same name about a Vietnam War draftee who
meets and befriends a tribe of long-haired hippies on
his way to the army induction center. The hippies
introduce him to their environment of cannabis, LSD,
unorthodox relationships and draft dodging.
The film was directed by Miloš Forman, who was nominated
for a César Award for his work on the film. Cast members
include Treat Williams, John Savage, Beverly D''Angelo,
Don Dacus, Annie Golden, Dorsey Wright, Nell Carter,
Cheryl Barnes, Richard Bright, Ellen Foley and Charlotte
Rae. Dance scenes were choreographed by Twyla Tharp and
performed by the Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation. The film
was nominated for Golden Globe Awards for Best Motion
Picture Musical or Comedy and New Star of the Year in
a Motion Picture (for Williams).
This movie, based on the cult Broadway musical of the
60s, tells a story about Claude, a young man from
Oklahoma who comes to New York City. There he strikes up
a friendship with a group of hippies, led by Berger, and
falls in love with Sheila, a girl from a rich family.
However, their happiness is short because Claude must go
to the Vietnam war.
Special Features:
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Original Theatrical
- Poster Gallery
- Theatrical Trailer
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คลิปจากภาพยนตร์ 2
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Trailer:
Awards:
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Golden Globes, USA 1980
Nominated
Golden Globe |
Best Motion Picture - Comedy or
Musical |
New Star of the Year in a Motion
Picture - Male
Treat Williams |
César Awards, France 1980
Nominated
César |
Best Foreign Film (Meilleur film
étranger)
Milos Forman |
David di Donatello Awards 1979
Won
David |
Best Foreign Director (Migliore
Regista Straniero)
Milos Forman |
Best Foreign Music (Migliore
Musica Straniera)
Galt MacDermot |
Young Artist Awards 1980
Nominated
Young Artist Award |
Best Musical Entertainment
Featuring Youth - TV or Motion
Picture |
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Review:
A sketchy Broadway musical becomes an amazing screen
musical
13 January 2006 | by ijonesiii (United States)
The 1979 film musical of HAIR was loosely based on the
infamous 1960''s Broadway musical that became famous
because of its infamous nude scene. The stage musical
isn''t really much more than a group of skits strung
together with some amusing musical numbers; however for
the film director Milos Foreman (who won an Oscar for
directing ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO''S NEST) and the
writers have taken the basic premise of the play and the
score and constructed a real story to make the show more
"user friendly" for the big screen. In the film, naive
farm boy Claude Hooper Buchowski (John Savage) is about
to go into the army and decides to spend a couple of
days in New York where he meets a group of aging hippies
(Treat Williams, Dorsey Wright, Annie Golden, Don
Dacus)who get him involved in a group of nutty
misadventures, including the pursuit of a snooty society
girl (Beverly D''Angelo). The story divides into a series
of vignettes that range from the ridiculous to the
sublime, but it is all gorgeously photographed with a
clever use of NYC locations and imaginatively staged
musical numbers (outstandingly choreographed by the
legendary Twyla Tharp). Treat Williams lights up the
screen as Berger, the unconventional and free-spirited
hippie who does his best to get Claude to loosen up and
is matched scene for scene by Savage as Claude, who
brings a lovely sweetness to the role of Claude. Annie
Golden is a charmer as Jeannie, the pregnant hippie who
is pregnant by Wright or Dacus, doesn''t know which one
is the father and doesn''t seem to care. There is one
outstanding musical number after another
here..."Aquarius" is a tour through Central Park which
includes dancing horses...Treat Williams disrupts a
fancy dinner party in "I Got Life"..."Black Boys/White
Boys" features the late Nell Carter and Ellen Foley
extolling the ethnic virtues of men and "Easy to be
Hard" is a powerful rendering of one of the best songs
in the show by original cast member Cheryl Barnes, who
plays Wright''s ex-girlfriend and mother of his child.
This is a beautifully photographed, well-acted sung, and
danced psychedelic acid trip of a movie that must be
seen and once seen, will initiate multiple viewings as
this dazzler has to much to offer to catch it all in one
showing.
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