Giorni di gloria... giorni d'amore (1991)
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Un cronista televisivo insiste perché Dixie Leonard e Eddie Sparks appaiano in una trasmissione. Rievocazione della vita dei due cantanti-fantasisti dal '42 attraverso la seconda guerra mondiale, la Corea, il Vietnam.
Scheda tecnica
Paese di origineUnited States of America
Data di uscita22 novembre 1991
RegistaMark Rydell
SceneggiatoriNeal Jimenez, Lindy Laub, Marshall Brickman
ProduttoriBonnie Bruckheimer, Margaret South, Bette Midler
MusicheDave Grusin
FotografiaStephen Goldblatt
MontaggioGerald B. Greenberg
DistributoreAll Girl Productions
Budget40.000.000 €
Incasso23.202.444 €
Generi
DrammaMusicaCommediaGuerra
Cast Principale
Cast Completo
| Attore | Ruolo |
|---|---|
| Rosemary Murphy | Luanna Trott |
| Bud Yorkin | Phil |
| Dori Brenner | Loretta |
| Jack Sheldon | Wally Fields |
| Karen Martin | Victoria Lee |
| Shannon Wilcox | Margaret Sparks |
| Michael Greene | Maj. Gen. Scott |
| Melissa Manchester | Corrine |
| Steven Kampmann | Stan Newman |
| Richard Portnow | Milt, Recording Studio |
| Pattie Darcy | Myra, Recording Studio |
| Beau Dremann | Army Messenger, Recording Studio |
| Jameson Rodgers | Danny Leonard (at 4), Recording Studio |
| Gary Gershaw | Stage Manager, England |
| Jim Raposa | Dancing Airman, England |
| Patrick White | Audience Airman, England |
| Christopher Kaufman | Band Person, England |
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| James Patrick | Captain, England |
| Christopher Wilkinson | Niles LaGuardia, New York |
| Andrew Bilgore | Nervous Production Assistant, New York |
| Brandon Call | Danny Leonard (at 12), New York |
| Hayley Carr | Ann Sparks, New York |
| Kimberly Ann Evans | Kate Sparks, New York |
| Kelly Noonan | Merry Sparks, New York |
| John O'Leary | T.V. Censor, New York |
| Stewart J. Zully | T.V. Stage Manager, New York |
| Deborah Stern | Showgirl, New York |
| Heidi Sorenson | Showgirl, New York |
| Bruce Gray | Sponsor #1, New York |
| Richardson Morse | Sponsor #2, New York |
| Matthew Faison | Sponsor #3, New York |
| Carey Eidel | Green Room Page, New York |
| Richard Hochberg | Merrill, New York |
| Andy Milder | Dressing Room Page, New York |
| Thom Adcox-Hernandez | Wounded Marine, Korea |
| Andrew Lauer | Corpsman on Battlefield, Korea |
| Billy Bob Thornton | Marine Sergeant, Korea |
| John Doolittle | Capt. Donelson, Korea |
| Sal Landi | Marine Driver, Korea |
| John Ruskin | Marine Who Stops Trucks, Korea |
| Marc Poppel | Corpsman at MASH, Korea |
| Gabriel Bologna | Marine at MASH, Korea |
| Tamaki Kawakubo | Violinist, Japan |
| Mark Roberts | Vice Admiral, Japan |
| Robert Clotworthy | Navy Commander, Japan |
| Tony Pierce | Major at Firebase, Vietnam |
| Xander Berkeley | Roberts, Vietnam |
| Maia Winters | Janie, Vietnam |
| D. David Morin | Cameraman, Vietnam |
| Walter C. Miller | T.V. Director, Awards T.V. Show |
| David Selburg | Assistant Director, Awards T.V. Show |
| Alan Haufrect | Technical Director, Awards T.V. Show |
| Annie Prager | Associate Producer, Awards T.V. Show |
| Barry Michlin | Executive Producer, Awards T.V. Show |
| Sherlynn Hicks | Teleprompter Operator, Awards T.V. Show |
| Maggie Wagner | Stan's Assistant, Awards T.V. Show |
| Leonard Gaines | Lou Presti, Awards T.V. Show |
| David Bowe | Photographer, Awards T.V. Show |
| Morgan Ames | Awards Conductor, Awards T.V. Show |
| William Marquez | Caretaker |
| Fred Parnes | Jeep Driver |
| Esther Jacobs | Ida Silver |
| Garrison M. Singer | Commander at Citadel |
| Connie Chambers | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Janice Cronkhite | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Kirk Hansen | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Melissa Hurley | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Lynnmarie Inge | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Theresa King | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Steven Majewicz | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Paula Nichols | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Amy Rydell | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Susanne Sullivan | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Michael Telmont | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Paul Michael Thorpe | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Kristy Zlock | 1950's T.V. Show Dancer |
| Lada Boder | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Ken Molina | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Sheri Norwood | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Tita Omeze | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Raymond Rodriguez | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Rick Gavin Tjia | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Natsuo Tomita | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Jerald Vincent | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Beverly Ward | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| Kirby Ward | Awards Dinner Dancer |
| George Atamian | Webb (uncredited) |
| Forest Baker | Soldier (uncredited) |
| Michael Boston | Wounded Marine #2 (uncredited) |
| Ian Paul Cassidy | Cpl. England (uncredited) |
| Kenneth Chamitoff | Military Photographer (uncredited) |
| Eric Clarke | Vietnam Soldier (uncredited) |
| Todd Felderstein | WWII Photographer (uncredited) |
| Arliss Howard | Sgt. Michael Leonard (uncredited) |
| Lou Lollio | Captain (uncredited) |
| Kris Murphy | 50's T.V. Dancer (uncredited) |
| Tim Neeley | Soldier (uncredited) |
| John Richard Petersen | Vietnam Soldier (uncredited) |
| Greg Robbins | Soldier (uncredited) |
| Brian Rooney | Vietnam Soldier (uncredited) |
| Frank Slaten | Sid (uncredited) |
| Michael Stern | Self (uncredited) |
| Vince Vaughn | Cheering Soldier in Crowd (uncredited) |
| John Wareham | WWII Soldier (uncredited) |
| Jeffrey Weissman | Stage Manager (uncredited) |
| Andy Dick | Extra (uncredited) |
Date di uscita per paese
USCITA IN SALA
Stati Uniti22 nov 1991
Svezia07 feb 1992
Paesi Bassi08 mag 1992SUPPORTO FISICO
Cechia01 giu 1994Paesi Bassi04 ago 2004TV
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