Pink Floyd: The Wall

Home Cast Personaggi Cast tecnico Immagini Video e trailer Approfondimenti Connessioni Domande Errori Frasi Elenchi Community Confronto con altro film

When Bob recorded his vocals for In the Flesh Part 1 and 2, David Gilmour was shocked hearing his he [...]	D
At the beginning when the concert goers are being frisked over the song In The Flesh, there's a flas [...]	D
Director Alan Parker walked out on this project many times, probably due to an ego clash with Roger [...]	D
When the camera shows the crowd at the concert during In The Flesh, one of audience members is weari [...]	D
The lyrics sung by Pink as he huddled in the bathroom stall later resurfaced in the songs "Your Poss [...]	D
Roger Waters took the plaque from the church of the men killed in Anzio, Italy as a keepsake, while [...]	D
The music heard playing during the opening credits is "The Little Boy that Santa Forgot" performed b [...]	D
The album front on the props used in the film during "In the Flesh?" and "Young Lust" is actually a [...]	D
Bob Geldof is terrified of blood and found the razor blade scene extremely difficult to film. He was [...]	D
Roger Waters originally conceived the film as a starring vehicle for himself. One theory as to why i [...]	D
Bob Geldof has only one line in the entire movie that is not a lyric by Pink Floyd: "Catch that, fuc [...]	D
The song "What Shall We Do Now?" was originally written and recorded for "The Wall" album, but cut f [...]	D
Some of the animation in "The Trial" (the Wall enclosing around Pink, the Teacher as a marionette an [...]	D
Out of the 27 songs in the film, only seven ("In the Flesh?", "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2", " [...]	D
In the scene where Pink is arranging the contents of his smashed up room, there are several shots of [...]	D
Alan Parker was originally only going to produce the film, with Michael Seresin directing the live-a [...]	D
During "Comfortably Numb," the doctor mentions that Pink is asthmatic. While neither Syd Barrett nor [...]	D
Scenes for the song "Hey You" were filmed, showing British police in riot gear facing off against a [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie inside the corridor of the concert arena when the huge wooden doors bu [...]	D
Bob Geldof managed to cut open his hand badly during the scene in which his character destroys his h [...]	D
In the "Is there Anybody Out There" sequence, when Pink is clawing at the wall, the sound effect tha [...]	D
The Pink Floyd song performed by Pink in the movie ("In the Flesh?" at the start, and "In the Flesh" [...]	D
The crowd at the fascist concert were Neo-Nazis. They could have been Pink Floyd fans, but they were [...]	D
Many of the extras in the "Run Like Hell" and "Waiting for the Worms" sequences were actual neo-Nazi [...]	D
On the DVD release the main menu selections are references to old Pink Floyd songs: Welcome to the m [...]	D
15 minutes of the film are made up of animated sequences.	D
The opening scene was paid homage to in an episode of the second season of the British drama series [...]	D
The film was viewed as a disappointment in general by the band and the film's key crew members. Writ [...]	D
During "In the Flesh?", while the police are searching and arresting the kids, an ad for 7-UP featur [...]	D
Roger Waters said that the song "Nobody Home" was "about all kinds of people that I've known". The l [...]	D
The credits include "Novelization by Avon Books". Avon published a tie-in book, but it is a collecti [...]	D
The concert sounds heard at the beginning of the the bathroom scene are the actual intro done during [...]	D
A few animated shots were Gerald Scarfe's designs for earlier Pink Floyd concerts, including the dog [...]	D
The scene in which Pink is calling his home from the United States and is very depressed to hear a m [...]	D
The scene with the rat is based on a episode from Roger Waters' childhood where he found a poisoned [...]	D
The shot of Mother when young Pinky is asking a girl to dance reveals the "mask" on the curtains beh [...]	D
"The Final Cut" was originally planned to be a soundtrack of the film. A single with "When the Tiger [...]	D
Michael Ensign: Plays the hotel manager. He would also play a hotel manager two years later in Ghost [...]	D
Roger Waters, David Gilmour and Nick Mason were the only members of Pink Floyd who attended the film [...]	D
The poetry that young Pink was caught with during "The Happiest Days of Our Lives" is a combination [...]	D
The line "Would you like to see me try?" in "One of My Turns" is a reference to "Fearless" off their [...]	D
The Speak and Spell during the song "Mother" actually spells out KEYNSHAM. A town in southwest Engla [...]	D
The lyrics to "In The Flesh" mention a "surrogate band." At the original "The Wall" concerts, the op [...]	D
During the crowd devotion scenes there was going to be a shot of members of the audience's heads exp [...]	D
Jenny Wright's debut.	D
The film that Pink is watching on the television is I guastatori delle dighe (1955). According to Ro [...]	D
Feature film debut of Joanne Whalley.	D
The groupie, when seeing Pink's hotel room, exclaims "Look at the size of this tub!", then "Wanna ta [...]	D
Despite the line "Soundtrack available on Columbia Records and Tapes" in the credits (on British pri [...]	D
On the commentary track on the DVD, the last thing Roger Waters says in the commentary is "Isn't thi [...]	D
The two colors of the Hammerskin logo, red and white, create the color pink when mixed together.	D
The "Duelling Rosebuds" scene has similarities to Surrealist Salvador Dali's painting "Autumnal Cann [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
One of the few films in movie history where none of the characters are given names. Only Pink is giv [...]	D
During his years at Niagara University, Poet and Writer J.R. Gabriel was inspired by The Wall and wr [...]	D
The Wall tour (in support of the album) originally ran through 1980, in Los Angeles, New York and Ea [...]	D
Over the phone call, it asks permission to charge for a 'Mr. Floyd' (Pink) to call from outside the [...]	D
During "The Thin Ice", Pink (Bob Geldof) can be seen floating in a swimming pool. Geldof (who is inf [...]	D
According to Bob Geldof's autobiography, (which also mentions the Supergirl body mould), when filmin [...]	D
Jenny Wright wasn't told that Bob Geldof would be throwing that bottle at her, so her reaction of du [...]	D
The animated sequences were first show on the original Wall concert tour in 1980. The original scree [...]	D
In his autobiography "Is That It?", Bob Geldof says that his agent first told him about the project [...]	D
According to Bob Geldof's autobiography "Is That It?", the tear that rolls down his cheek in the "On [...]	D
Song changes from album: - When the Tigers Broke Free - added - In the Flesh? - extended/rerecorded [...]	D

In the "Is there Anybody Out There" sequence, when Pink is clawing at the wall, the blood on his han [...]	D
When the groupie (Jenny Wright) pops open a bottle of champagne, she pours it into a glass. In the n [...]	D
Several obvious mirror shots during the Fascist rally scenes: the crossing-hammer armbands switching [...]	D
When Pink throws the television out the window before he cuts his hand, he mouths "Take that, fucker [...]	D
When the young Pink finds his father's service revolver and ammunition in his mother's bedroom, the [...]	D
Money stuffed into theatre manager's jacket pocket during the overdose scene disappears/reappears a [...]	D
During "Run Like Hell", when Pink's followers set an attack dog loose on an innocent man in the alle [...]	D
At the intro when Pink is in his hotel room and the camera pans down his arm, he is wearing his Mick [...]	D
When Pink finds the scroll in his mother's bedroom, it shows that Pink's father's last name, and the [...]	D
As the jackbooted thugs march in a tunnel with Pink at the head, between the drug overdose and the f [...]	D
The direction of the merry-go-round changes just before young Pink is put on it.	D

Pink: TAKE THAT, FUCKERS!	D
Playground Father: [pushing kids on roundabout] Ea [...]	D
Pink: Stop! I wanna go home, take off this uniform [...]	D
Pink: [singing] Daddy's flown across the ocean. Le [...]	D
Rock and Roll Manager: [Pinks Manager,Doctor and r [...]	D
Pink: [singing] We don't need no education. We don [...]	D
[first lines] Pink: [singing] So ya, thought ya m [...]	D
Rock and Roll Manager: [Discovers hotel room trash [...]	D
Pink: And that's how the High Command took my Dadd [...]	D
[Pink is playing the piano, ignoring his wife] Pi [...]	D
Pink: [singing] I don't need no arms around me. An [...]	D
Rock and Roll Manager: [Trying to get Pink Up] He' [...]	D
Pink: Mother, am I really dying?	D
Mother: [singing] Hush now baby, baby, don't you c [...]	D
Pink's Wife: You little shit you're in it now I ho [...]	D
Pink: STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP!	D
Pink: Is there anybody out there?	D
[Groupie is amazed at Pink's room, while Pink watc [...]	D
Pink: [speaking and screaming into megaphone] The [...]	D
Teacher: Wrong! Do it again!	D
Pink: [singing] Are there any queers in the audien [...]	D
Teacher: If ya don't eat yer meat, you can't have [...]	D
Teacher: What have we here, laddie? Mysterious scr [...]	D
Pink: [singing quitely to himself with his poems i [...]	D
Prosecutor: Good morning, Worm, Your Honor! / The [...]	D
Judge Arse: [disgusted] The evidence before the co [...]	D
Pink: You'll always be a baby to me.	D
Pink's Friend: Pinky get off the track here comes [...]	D
Teacher: I always said he'd come to no good in the [...]	D

DiCinema

Pink Floyd: The Wall

Approfondimenti

Connessioni

Domande

Errori

Frase

Elenchi

Community

Visto da

Da vedere per

Seguito da

Dicinema.it