During the filming of, Robert De Niro read a novel Jack La Motta's autobiography. The legendary experience of Jack LaMotta was very attractive to Robert De Niro, hoping to put this story on the screen, and recommended the novel to his friend Martin Scorsese. He refused Robert De Niro's request. I always think boxing is a very boring sport. The novel was subsequently transferred to screenwriter Martic Martin. He also thought that the adaptation of the novel was very difficult, but Robert De Niro never gave up on this project. He went to find a well-known producerAnd, the two of them are happy to make another boxing movie. But the premise is that Martin Scorsese agrees to direct. Time has been in repeated turnover for several years. Then Martin Scorsese suffered a huge setback in his career, and De Niro recommended the novel to him again before he agreed.
Raging Bull Creative process
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Helmer 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Old Martin is a fan of the brains, one of his favorite beginnings and endings, the country knights are completely brainwashed, the performance of various boxing matches and the struggle in life, De Niro's masochistic performances, long shots, and a man's perspective. I still remember that I cried for a long time when I first watched the old warm-up before the final stage. The stage of life needs to continue to encourage and cheer in a familiar way. Archives.
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Scotty 2022-03-24 09:01:16
The reality is really helpless. In the film class, Jack actually had a gay plot. He secretly liked his brother, and then felt that after his brother had sex with his wife, he was jealous of his brother on the one hand and his wife on the other hand. . . == Is the United States so much the same? . . . Well, in this movie, both the hero and the big boss are the protagonists. The protagonist has to overcome his weaknesses and the ending is profound.
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Joey LaMotta: You think it's easy? Why don't you talk to him. You know what to say. Tell him.
Salvy Batts: You know I can't talk to him.
Joey LaMotta: Why can't you talk to him?
Salvy Batts: Because he don't like me.
Joey LaMotta: Yeah, nobody likes you. You ought to be used to that.
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Jake La Motta: You know what's botherin' me? My hands.
Joey LaMotta: Your hands?
Jake La Motta: I got these small hands. I got little girl hands.
Joey LaMotta: I got 'em too. What's the difference?
Jake La Motta: You know what that means? No matter how big I get, no matter how I fight, no matter what I do, I ain't never gonna fight Joe Louis.
Joey LaMotta: Yeah, that's right. He's a heavyweight. You're a middleweight. We know that.
Jake La Motta: I ain't never gonna get a chance to fight the best there is. You know somethin'? I'm better than them. I ain't never gonna get a chance.