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Descrizione prodotto
Descrizione prodotto
Colleen Peck e' una conduttrice televisiva in perenne lite con il collega Mike Pomeroy. Il loro show mattutino e' in calo e sara' compito di Becky Fuller, una giovane e talentuosa aspirante produttrice, tentare di riportare la trasmissione alla ribalta.
Sinossi
Colleen Peck è una conduttrice televisiva in perenne lite con il collega Mike Pomeroy. Il loro show mattutino è in calo e sarà compito di Becky Fuller, una giovane e talentuosa aspirante produttrice, tentare di riportare la trasmissione alla ribalta.
Dettagli prodotto
Aspect Ratio
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16:9, 2.40:1
Lingua
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Italiano, Inglese, Tedesco, Spagnolo, Francese
Dimensioni del collo
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18,03 x 13,76 x 1,48 cm; 83,16 grammi
Lingua
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Inglese (DTS-HD High Res Audio), Tedesco (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spagnolo (Dolby Digital 5.1), Italiano (Dolby Digital 5.1), Francese (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Studio
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Phe
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Film poco impegnativo, simpatico che sottolinea l’importanza di tanti valori ormai dati per scontati (e forse ahimè non più ritenuti importanti): gradevole.
Frizzante e convincente come la brava Rachel McAdams; bella prova d'attore per lei; film arricchito dai bravissimi Harrison Ford e Diane Keaton. La valutazione include il servizio di Amazon, precisa e veloce come sempre.
non avevo fatto caso che era la versione francese, colpa mia, per cui o inglese o francese. Va bene per ascoltare un film in versione originale comunque divertente con un Harrison Ford un po' fuori dagli schemi
Diane Keaton et Harrissson Ford avec la jeune Rachel McADAMS, un trio de choc, une télé du matin de choc, un plaisir à voir et de l'ambiance avec des dialogues vifs , mordants et intelligents, une excellente étude de caractères, on retrouve le 1er acteur de Jurassik Parc excellent dans la répartie, et le miracle s'accomplit, une équipe nait et la vie revient. Super à voir plusieurs fois. et un cadeau à faire...
Morning Glory is a 2010 American comedy film directed by Roger Michell, written by Aline Brosh McKenna and produced by J. J. Abrams and Bryan Burk.[3] It stars Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford, and Diane Keaton, with Patrick Wilson, John Pankow and Jeff Goldblum appearing in supporting roles. The plot revolves around young and devoted morning television producer Becky Fuller (McAdams) who gets hired as an executive producer on the long-running morning show DayBreak at a once-prominent but currently failing station in New York City. Eager to keep the show on air, she contracts a former news journalist and anchor (Ford) who disapproves of co-hosting a show that does not deal with real news stories.
After some delays, the film was released in the United States on November 10, 2010, and abroad in 2011. This marks the first time that Bad Robot Productions has produced a comedy film. It received mixed reviews and had moderate success at a box office grossing $60 million worldwide.[4] The theme song of the film is "Strip Me" by Natasha Bedingfield.
Aspiring news producer Becky Fuller has dreamed since childhood of working for the Today show, but her dedication to her career is off-putting to potential suitors. After being laid off from her job at the local Good Morning New Jersey, her mother advises her to give up her dream before it becomes an embarrassment. However, Becky perseveres, sending many different résumés out. She finally receives a call from IBS, which is looking for a producer on its struggling national morning show, DayBreak.
After a discouraging job interview with Jerry Barnes, who dismisses both her and DayBreak as also-rans, Becky bumps into one of her heroes, veteran television journalist Mike Pomeroy in an elevator. She is brushed off rudely, but is told by the other passenger that this is just typical of Mike. Seemingly against his better judgement, Jerry hires Becky to be DayBreak's executive producer. On her first day, Becky realizes she has signed on to a show in turmoil, lacking in direction and money. After meeting the acerbic but long-suffering co-host Colleen Peck, who predicts Becky's demise, she fires the conceited co-host Paul McVee, much to the delight of her co-workers. Becky chooses a reluctant Mike as Colleen's new co-host. Mike is under contract to IBS, but has managed to mostly escape being utilized while still getting paid. Becky finds a clause in his contract by which he is obliged to accept an official job offer or lose his salary, effectively blackmailing him into accepting the position.
Becky gets to know Adam Bennett, another IBS producer who had worked with Mike previously. After initially teaming up to deal with Mike, they begin dating, and he is initially supportive of her dedication to her job. Pomeroy proves to be hard going, throwing his weight about, trying to sabotage his debut on the show by getting drunk, refusing to banter with Colleen on air, and ensuring he only does serious news stories by making use of a clause in his contract that allows him to refuse certain assignments, like cooking segments, that he considers beneath him. As ratings begin to drop, Becky is told that DayBreak may be canceled.
After a heated confrontation with Mike, Becky snaps and decides on a radical approach to save the show. She improves ratings by persuading Ernie to do the weather while doing stunts, such as riding a new Six Flags roller coaster. Colleen also expresses a keen interest in Becky's campaign to rejuvenate the show, and appears on a number of colorful segments that help the show's ratings. Jerry remains unconvinced that Becky can get the ratings up enough to stave off cancellation. Adam, not realizing what is on the line, teases Becky about how caught up she is in improving the ratings, but she sees it as a criticism that she has heard from previous men, and walks out. Mike tells her that he was once the same way, but ended up with no life outside of work.
During a staff meeting, Pomeroy shows interest in doing a story, surprising colleagues. Becky goes along but realizes that he is going to the governor's summer house instead of the destination she expected. Mike ends up confronting the governor on charges of racketeering, and breaks the story of his arrest on live television. This increases DayBreak 's ratings enough to secure another year for the show. Due to DayBreak 's rise in popularity, Becky receives a job interview from Today. During the interview, DayBreak is on. Between segments, Colleen tells Mike about the interview, and that his refusal to adapt has driven Becky away. He goes to the kitchen where food segments are done. Becky watches in shock as Pomeroy tells the viewers how to make a good frittata. Becky runs back to the set and decides to remain at DayBreak
