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Favourite biographical film
I would really like to know what are your favourite biographical films. Or if not your favourite, the one you consider to be the best. Doesn't need to be only one. You can throw in a couple. Mine:
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Permalink Reply by That 1 Dude on -
Malcolm X
Men of Honor
Fear and Loathing...nuff said
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Permalink Reply by The Frizz on -
Wow, that's tough. Many of my favorite films are biographical. Let me think... Well, Ditto for PG Cooper on The Aviator (what a freakin' film!), and on Lawrence of Arabia, which are both, indeed, among my all-time favorite films. So is Persepolis and Almost Famous. I also very much like
Amadeus, Charlie Wilson's War, Milk, A Beautiful Mind, Ray, Walk the Line, The Enigma of Kaspar Hausar, The Prince of Egypt (the Dreamworks version), Amadeus, Jesus Christ Superstar (the 2000 remake more than the original- although overall I prefer the original sound recording to either film), Aimee and Jaguar, Anne Frank- The Whole Story (the 2001 edition with Ben Kingsley- which I highly recommend), Finding Neverland, The Motorcycle Diaries, The Sea Inside, and Capote. What a great thread topic, this!
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Thank you kindly- I actually couldn't remember all that many, so I went to the wikipedia list of biographical films and scrolled until I found ones I'd seen. Ha!
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Permalink Reply by PvtSnafu on -
Not only my favorite Biographical film, but its also on my top 15 favorite films list.
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Recently I saw Nowhere Boy, A story about the teen years of John Lennon and I have to say I was surprised at how good it was, there were no mentions of the Beatles what so ever, and while he did meet Paul and Ringo they didn't slip in any references to their later music, they just kept the film in that one moment in Johns life and nothing else.
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Permalink Reply by Penny Dreadful on -
Chaplin, Frida or Ray and kinda of Fur; an imaginary portrait of diane arbus
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