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In fact, The Purple Rose of Cairo clearly shows its debt to Keaton's Sherlock, Jr. (1924), as well as Fellini's The White Sheik (1952), in the way it playfully blurs the line between fantasy and reality. One of the most unique features about The Purple Rose of Cairo is its remarkably downbeat ending, which provoked the wrath of his studio Orion.
A comedy-fantasy about a Depression-era movie fan/waitress whose day-to-day existence is enlivened when her latest idol walks right off the screen and into her life. Romance 1985 1 hr 22 min. 93%. G. Starring Mia Farrow, Jeff Daniels, Danny Aiello. Director Woody Allen.
The Purple Rose of Cairo. Mia Farrow plays a lonely Depression-era waitress trapped in an unhappy marriage. She escapes her drab life by going to the movies over and over again. Suddenly, one day, her movie heartthrob steps off the screen and into her life -- literally! A bittersweet cinema fantasy. 570 IMDb 7.7 1 h 22 min 1985.
Romantic Comedy. Synopsis. It’s the Depression and Cecilia works herself into the ground as a waitress in New Jersey while her husband does nothing. Her only outlet is the cinema, to which she returns time and again to escape from reality and dream of a world of champagne, tuxedoes and elegant parties. One evening, one of the actors in her ...
The Purple Rose of Cairo. Weary waitress Cecilia desperately wants an escape from her dreary Depression-era life. Finding solace at the movie theater, she sees her favorite film so many times that the movie's lead character actually notices and jumps off the screen to woo her. 566 IMDb 7.7 1 h 18 min 1985. X-Ray PG.
The Purple Rose of Cairo. Weary waitress Cecilia desperately wants an escape from her dreary Depression-era life. Finding solace at the movie theater, she sees her favorite film so many times that the movie's lead character actually notices and jumps off the screen to woo her. IMDb 7.7 1 h 18 min 1985. X-Ray PG.
Esa es la anécdota básica que dio origen a La rosa púrpura del Cairo ( The Purple Rose of Cairo, 1985) la brillante y conmovedora historia con la que Woody Allen declara su amor al cine y a sus posibilidades redentoras. El personaje que huye de la pantalla lo hace prendado de una mujer, Cecilia (Mia Farrow), una constante espectadora de un ...
