《无名英雄》(Hero) 1992 [DVDRip]
导 演: 史蒂芬·弗莱尔斯 Stephen Frears
主 演: 吉娜·戴维斯 Geena Davis 达斯丁·霍夫曼 Dustin Hoffman 塞维·蔡斯 Chevy Chase 琼·库萨克 Joan Cusack 安迪·加西亚 Andy Garcia 汤姆·阿诺德 Tom Arnold Daniel Baldwin Edward Herrmann
上 映: 1992年10月02日 ( 美国 )更多地区
地 区: 美国 ( 拍摄地 )
对 白: 英语
评 分: 6.2/10( 3982票 ) 详细
时 长: 117 分钟
类 型: 剧情 喜剧
分 级: 英国:15 西班牙:T 芬兰:S 阿根廷:13 德国:12 瑞典:11 荷兰:AL 美国:PG-13
剧情简介:
一架载着大批乘客的飞机在恶劣的天气中迫降,正巧小偷伯尼。拉普兰特由此路过,不免想上机捞一把。机上受伤的乘客请他帮忙,他的确也尽其所能救了一些人,后来怕赶来的警察扣住他,便又仓促逃离现场。女记者盖尔。盖利抓住了线索穷追不舍,非要找到这个救人“英雄“不可。与此同时,与此事毫无关系的流浪汉约翰。巴布尔对百万奖金产生了兴趣,冒名顶替成了名利双收的见义勇为者,一时间,所有的媒体都对准了他。但是,他还是被真正的“英雄”伯尼识破了。最后,两位难兄难弟并排坐在大饭店的窗台上,面对下面的人山人海,开始讨论这复杂的局面该如何收场。
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对,就是达斯丁·霍夫曼主演的美国电影《英雄》(1992) ,印象中当年第一部国产大片《英雄》上映前后,CCTV6佳片有约还播放过这部美国版《英雄》。
英文名: Hero
中文名: 无名英雄/英雄/小人物,大英雄
导 演: ( 史蒂芬·弗莱尔斯 Stephen Frears )
主 演: (达斯丁·霍夫曼/达斯汀·霍夫曼 Dustin Hoffman) (吉娜·戴维斯 Geena Davis) (安迪·加西亚 Andy Garcia) (琼·库萨克 Joan Cusack) (凯文·奥康纳 Kevin J。 O‘Connor) (毛里·切金 Maury Chaykin)
上 映: 1992年10月02日 美国
地 区: 美国
对 白: 英语
评 分: IMDb评分6.2/10 ( 8600票 )
时 长: 117 min / Canada:75
类 型: 喜剧 剧情
分 级: 加拿大:PG 澳大利亚:M 阿根廷:13 智利:14 芬兰:S 德国:12 冰岛:L 荷兰:AL 秘鲁:14 新加坡:PG 西班牙:T 瑞典:11 英国:15 美国:PG-13
剧情介绍:
一架载着大批乘客的飞机在恶劣的天气中迫降,正巧小偷伯尼。拉普兰特由此路过,不免想上机捞一把。机上受伤的乘客请他帮忙,他的确也尽其所能救了一些人,后来怕赶来的警察扣住他,便又仓促逃离现场。女记者盖尔。盖利抓住了线索穷追不舍,非要找到这个救人“英雄“不可。与此同时,与此事毫无关系的流浪汉约翰。巴布尔对百万奖金产生了兴趣,冒名顶替成了名利双收的见义勇为者,一时间,所有的媒体都对准了他。但是,他还是被真正的“英雄”伯尼识破了。最后,两位难兄难弟并排坐在大饭店的窗台上,面对下面的人山人海,开始讨论这复杂的局面该如何收场。
本片是英国导演斯蒂芬。弗雷斯进军美国之作,极具讽刺意味,剧情亦生动紧凑,九三年在香港公映相当卖座,收入七百万元。片中饰演小偷的是长期受香港观众喜爱的达斯廷。霍夫曼,他曾主演过《毕业生》、《小巨人》、《大丈夫》、《午夜牛郎》等名片。
Hero (1992)
HERO is a funny, smart, vastly underrated screwball comedy about mistaken identity, and what exactly it is that constitutes “heroism”。
Dustin Hoffman plays Bernie Laplante, a small-time crook and generally unpleasant individual, who one rainy night is reluctantly drawn into helping rescue 54 passengers from a burning plane, after it has crashed into a Chicago bridge right in front of him! One of the survivors is Gale Gayley (Geena Davis), a glamorous news reporter, whose TV station decides to offer $1 million for an exclusive interview with the mysterious “Angel of Flight 104”, who simply disappeared into the dark of the night before his act of bravery could be recognized, leaving one of his shoes behind amid the chaos。
However, the “Mr Cinderella” who subsequently steps forward to claim the reward, and thereafter becomes lionized by both the media and the public, is not Laplante (rather inconveniently locked up in jail at the time), but John Bubber (Andy Garcia), a handsome, charismatic, though destitute Vietnam veteran, who intends to share his new-found wealth with the city’s homeless and other charitable causes。 Bubber is able to convince as the real hero, because he gave Laplante a lift immediately after the accident (and is handed Laplante‘s second shoe as a thank-you, to “pay for the gas”), and thus heard the full story of Laplante’s adventure firsthand。
British director Stephen Frears‘ third American outing (following 1988’s DANGEROUS LIAISONS and 1990‘s THE GRIFTERS) was not a particular success at the box-office, and neither was it especially well-received critically。 But I find that difficult to understand, as I think that HERO is probably the most downright enjoyable of all Frears’ movies。 The three leads are terrific - Davis looks sensational, Hoffman is suitably sleazy (and unexpectedly moving in scenes with his ex-wife, played by Joan Cusack, and his young son, James Madio), and Garcia injects his impostor role with warmth and credibility。 The script (by the screenwriter of BLADE RUNNER and UNFORGIVEN) is bright and snappy, and there are fun, uncredited cameos from Chevy Chase (as Davis‘s pushy boss), Edward Herrmann (as a suicide victim - in a comedy? but yes it IS funny) and Fisher Stevens (as a film director, making a TV movie of the plane crash and using the real survivors as the actors)。
HERO was known as ACCIDENTAL HERO (a more appropriate title, in my opinion) in various territories (including the UK), echoing, of course, one of Davis’s earlier film triumphs, namely Lawrence Kasdan‘s splendid THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST (1988)。 This was also where Davis reunited with Hoffman, 10 years after the former made her brief film debut in the latter’s cross-dressing smash TOOTSIE。 Finally, the excellent song played over the end credits is “Heart Of A Hero”, written and performed by Luther Vandross。