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ProductionDirected by: Warren Beatty Cast
TriviaAt the time of filming, Madonna had a relationship with Dick Tracy director/producer/actor Warren Beatty, which soon nourished the rumour that this was just a marketing hoax. Soundtrack
Original Music by: Danny Elfman, Jeff Lass, Andy Paley,
Doc Pomus, Stephen Sondheim |
Release
Released as: Dick TracyReleased in theatres: June 15th, 1990 (US) Released on DVD: April 2nd, 2002 (US); Feb. 28th, 1999 (Europe) Runtime: 103 minutes Genre: Action/Crime/Comedy MPAA rating: PG Box office: $ 103.7 million (US) SynopsisBased on Chester Gould's comic strip character, Dick Tracy is set to bring down Big Boy Caprice's empire along with a rescued orphan boy and facing a love triangle with Tess Trueheart and Breathless Mahoney. RatingDick Tracy is one of the few better and successful movies that feature Madonna. The 1930s inspired city with vivid colours is cleary the strongest component of the film, the music (Madonna's own songs the most) fits the movie very well, the story is interesting, but the acting is not perfect. Madonna feels stiff at times (not in the musical scenes of course) even though her attitude is similar to what she was showcasing in real life that time. Al Pacino had better roles too. All-in-all it's a fun movie to watch. Awards
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