PG
Late 2001
Very Large Release.
Moderate Acceptance
High Budget.
– Directed by Frank Darabont
– More The Green Mile The Shawshank Redemption
– Language
العربية
English
Español
Nederlands
Türkçe
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Music:
- The Spencer Wyatt Big Band
Blue Note Boogie
- The Spencer Wyatt Big Band
Begin the Beguine
- The Spencer Wyatt Big Band
Stranger on the Shore
- Jim Cox
Boogie Woogie Stomp
- Jim Cox
Dizzy [Piano Version]
- The Spencer Wyatt Big Band
Blues in the Bucket
- Jim Cox
Aunt Hagar's Blues
- Chet Baker
Over the Rainbow
- Mark Isham
The Bridge
- Mark Isham
Luke and Adele
- And the Magic
Majestic
- Nat King Cole
Orange Colored Sky
- The Mills Brothers
Paper Doll
- Nat King Cole
I Remember You
ENGLISH
The Majestic
:00:28 -What about the kid who rings the bell?
-What kid? What bell?
:00:32 The kid. After the mine caves in,
he rings the bell to alert the town.
:00:37 -Is that in the script?
-What if we gave the kid a disease?
:00:42 -A disease?
-Braces on the leg, that sort of thing.
:00:46 -But he runs.
-He could hobble.
:00:48 A How Green Was My Valley thing.
Is that McDowall kid available?
:00:53 -Too old. Plus, hes English.
-So?
:00:56 -The scripts set in Tennessee.
-Did I get that page?
:01:00 Forget the disease. Nobody wants it.
Its depressing.
:01:03 -Boss is right. Who needs disease?
-Its horrible.
:01:07 -I hate disease.
-Box-office poison.
:01:09 Hold on. I think I got a "what if."
:01:12 What if we give the character--
Whats his name?
:01:16 -Floyd.
-Terrible name. Change it.
:01:18 -Say we give no-name a dog.
-A dog?
:01:22 A dog. No-names faithful companion.
:01:25 Toils at his masters side
in the coal mine.
:01:28 Cave-in happens,
only the dog gets out.
:01:32 Cause dogs are smaller, usually.
:01:34 And its the dog that runs
up the hill and rings the bell.
:01:39 Holy crap, thats beautiful.
:01:41 -Im choked up.
-I got goose bumps.
:01:44 Lassie pictures always gross high.
:01:47 Instead of a disease,
we give the kid a dog?
:01:50 -There is no kid. The kids a dog.
-Could be just what the movie needs.
:01:56 Lets ask the writer.
What do you think, Pete?
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