Scène de Joe (1970)
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Nom de naissance: Francine Middleton
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Noms alternatifs: Fran Middleton
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Nom de naissance: Max Couper
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"Max Couper's acting debut and career demise both occurred within the span of a single film, Joe (1970), which stirred significant controversy. Despite propelling the careers of esteemed actors like Peter Boyle ("Everybody Loves Raymond") and Susan Sarandon ("Hot As Hell Even at 50"), the movie didn't offer much benefit to the numerous nude hippie extras, including Max herself. However, she did secure a brief moment in the spotlight during a racy "Hippy Orgy" scene where she exposed her buttocks and breasts. While such scenes might not have been entirely pointless for Couper's career, they do contribute to the film's notoriety alongside Sarandon's early revealing role. All in all, Joe was an eventful, if not entirely successful, start to Max's acting journey."
Nom de naissance: Patti Caton
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Nom de naissance: Susan Abigail Tomalin
Date de naissance: 1946-10-04
Lieu de naissance: New York City, New York, United States
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Noms alternatifs: Susan Tomalin, Susan Abigail Sarandon, Susan Sarendon, Сьюзан Сарандон, سوزان ساراندون, سوزان سارندون, ซูเซิน ซาแรนดอน, スーザン・サランドン, 蘇珊·莎蘭登, 수잔 서랜든, 수전 서랜던
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Susan Abigail Sarandon, born on October 4, 1946, is an American actress and activist. She has won numerous accolades including an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award, and a Screen Actors Guild Award. Notably, she starred in the film 'Hunger'.
À propos du film: Joe (1970)
Année de sortie: 1970
Nation: United States
Titre alternatif: Dzo ... I to je Amerika, Joe - Rache für Amerika, Joe - Skjut varenda jävla hippie!, Joe - armoton, Joe, ciudadano Americano, La guerra del cittadino Joe, Tatmin olmayanlar, The Gap
Réalisateur: John G. Avildsen
Scénariste: Norman Wexler
Production & Genre
Producteur(s): Producer: David Gil
Executive Producer: Christopher C. Dewey, Dennis Friedland, Joel Morris
Sociétés: The Cannon Group
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: abusive father, businessman, drug abuse, drug dealer, drug stealing, free love, gun rampage, orgy, racist, upper class, war veteran
Histoire
Bill, an affluent businessman and war veteran, murders his daughter's drug-dealing boyfriend in a heated argument. Stricken with panic, he wanders the streets of New Orleans until he finds himself in a bar where he meets Joe Curran, a racist factory worker who harbors violent feelings towards 'hippies' and anyone deemed different. Over drinks, Bill confides in Joe about his recent crime. The two form an uneasy alliance as Joe sees this as an opportunity to fulfill his violent fantasies while helping Bill cover up the murder.
Résumé
Joe is a 1970 drama-thriller directed by John G. Avildsen and set in the tumultuous era of late-60s America. The film explores themes of class disparity, generational conflict, and racial tension through its central characters: Bill, a wealthy businessman grappling with his daughter's drug addiction and the societal changes around him; and Joe Curran, a working-class racist who embodies the resentment felt by some towards counterculture movements. The movie is notable for its gritty portrayal of New Orleans' underbelly and its examination of violent impulses born from frustration and prejudice.