Professione: reporter

1975
PG
2h 6min

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Jack Nicholson and Maria Schneider in Professione: reporter (1975)

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Un corresponsal de guerra frustrado, incapaz de acercarse a la guerra que debe cubrir, decide apropiarse de la identidad de un conocido traficante de armas muerto.Un corresponsal de guerra frustrado, incapaz de acercarse a la guerra que debe cubrir, decide apropiarse de la identidad de un conocido traficante de armas muerto.Un corresponsal de guerra frustrado, incapaz de acercarse a la guerra que debe cubrir, decide apropiarse de la identidad de un conocido traficante de armas muerto.

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- 5 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
When Michelangelo Antonioni received his honorary Oscar in 1995, the Academy asked Jack Nicholson to present it to him.

Errores
There are a couple of inaccuracies in the displayed details of Locke's Air Afrique air ticket that was evidently issued in Douala, Cameroon in August 1974. The name of Fort-Lamy (Chad's neighboring capital city) became N'djamena in early 1973, and Paris is written in Italian ("Parigi") which would not have occurred in French-speaking Douala.

Citas
The Girl: Isn't it funny how things happen? All the shapes we make. Wouldn't it be terrible to be blind?
David Locke: I know a man who was blind. When he was nearly 40 years old, he had an operation and regained his sight.
The Girl: How was it like?
David Locke: At first he was elated... really high. Faces... colors... landscapes. But then everything began to change. The world was much poorer than he imagined. No one had ever told him how much dirt there was. How much ugliness. He noticed ugliness everywhere. When he was blind... he used to cross the street alone with a stick. After he regained his sight... he became afraid. He began to live in darkness. He never left his room. After three years he killed himself.

Créditos curiosos
Leo, the MGM lion, which normally precedes the opening credits of MGM movies, has been supplanted by "BEGINNING OUR NEXT 50 YEARS". Leo then returns in the center with "GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY" on either side of it.

Versiones alternativas
Seven minutes were added to the 2005-2006 re-release version, including a brief shot of a nude Maria Schneider in bed with Jack Nicholson in the Spanish hotel.

Conexiones
Featured in Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession (2004)

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9/10

Famous concluding shot worth the wait.

Slow but well worth the time it takes to arrive at the shattering conclusion. Watch it more than once as there are many small visual cues and tips that add both to the plot and theme. Jack Nicholson is superb - and surprisingly low-key - as the jaded and detached reporter who switches identity with a dead man out of boredom more than anything else. Maria Schneider is fine in a somewhat underwritten role. The real stars however are Antonioni's restlessly roving camera and the sublime locations which include the Sahara desert, a cable-car, and that bewitching Gaudi rooftop in Barcelona.