Fingers [1978] Harvey Keitel

http://bayimg.com/iAMFgaaco Fingers (1978) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077549/ Fingers is a 1978 drama film directed by James Toback. It features Harvey Keitel as a pianist who also works for his loan shark father as a "collector". He is a conflicted soul, torn between his art, his loyalty to his father, his sexuality, and his past. The film makes use of music to create a dichotomy between what the viewer is hearing and what they are seeing, which helps them feel the schizophrenia being experienced by the protagonist. Includes a smug superficial documentary and original trailer. Harvey Keitel ... Jimmy Fingers Tisa Farrow ... Carol Jim Brown ... Dreems Michael V. Gazzo ... Ben Marian Seldes ... Ruth Danny Aiello ... Butch Ed Marinaro ... Gino Georgette Mosbacher ... Anita (as Georgette Muir) Tanya Roberts ... Julie Carole Francis ... Christa Lenny Montana ... Luchino Vasco Valladeres ... Luchino's Son Tony Sirico ... Riccamonza (as Anthony Sirico) Tom Signorelli ... Italian Prisoner Dominic Chianese ... Arthur Fox The film was remade in 2005 as The Beat That My Heart Skipped. The only film to have been financed by Fabergé Brut (Cary Grant was on their board of directors at the time and steered his fellow members to believe in Toback), it’s positively redolent with the drugstore after-shave, and pulses with a unapologetic sexual energy that the period was known for. Jimmy brazenly approaches women and talks to them in ways that would have him on NOW’s hit list, and other races come in for a bruising in language that would never pass the censors today. Still, the film has a moving, messy humanity and an urgency that makes it clear why it has enjoyed something of a renaissance in recent years. The cinematographer, Michael Chapman, who also lensed Taxi Driver for Scorsese, gives Fingers a similar look: dark, gritty, but splashed with rich, violent color. A number of gem-like cameos are studded throughout: Stage actress Marian Seldes as Jimmy’s asylum-dwelling mother; Danny Aiello as one half of the two-member bodyguard detail surrounding arch-villain Riccamonza, the other half being Ed Marinaro; Tanya Roberts, in a bikini which slips off easily, as Riccamonza’s girlfriend; Lenny Montana (The Godfather) as the pizzeria owner (filmed at John’s Pizzeria on Bleecker Street), and – are you ready for this? – GOP fundraiser heavy Georgette Mosbacher as Jimmy’s father’s cheap and tawdry girlfriend, Anita. (Checking it out, it makes sense, she was then married to the producer, George Barrie.) Francois Truffaut named it as one of his favorite films from an American director in years. Shortly afterwards while at The Beverly Hills Hotel, Toback spotted the famous French auteur poolside, who was in town during the making of Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Instead of approaching him directly to thank him and risk putting Truffaut on the spot, opted to page him on a house telephone, as was the fashion of the day. When he picked up the phone – Toback watching from inside the hotel – he graciously thanked Truffaut for his support, only to be met with a long silence. Getting flustered, he suggested that he would love to meet Truffaut for a drink while he was in town. “I don’t think that would be a good idea,” replied Truffaut. “Why is that?” asked Toback. “I think we should just continue communicating to each other through our films.” Two notable pieces from the film are "Angel of the Morning" by Merrilee Rush and "Summertime, Summertime" by The Jamies. Director Toback, who is very knowledgeable about music, initially wanted to use the song "Summertime" because the movie had "a summertime feel to it," and they wanted to shoot it during the summer months. It wasn't to be however, yet he thought it appropriate enough to leave the song in there. "Now Is Forever" Music by George Barrie Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Italian lyrics by Pat Noto Sung by Jerry Vale Released by Buddah Records "Summertime, Summertime" Written by Sherman Feller and Tom Jameson Performed by The Jamies Courtesy of Epic Records "Mockingbird" Written by Charlie Foxx and Inez Foxx Performed by Charlie & Inez Foxx Courtesy of United Artist Records "One Fine Day" Written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King Performed by The Chiffons Courtesy of Laurie Records "Angel of the Morning" Written by Chip Taylor Performed by Merrilee Rush and The Turnabouts Courtesy of Bell Records "Baby Talk" Written by Melvin Schawrtz Performed by Jan & Dean Courtesy of United Artist Records "There Goes My Baby" Written by Ben E. King (as Benjamin Nelson), Lover Patterson, and George Treadwell Performed by The Drifters Courtesy of Atlantic Records "Cry Baby" Written by Bert Russell and Norman Meade Performed by Garnet Mims & The Enchanters Courtesy of United Artist Records

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scfc4eva (2011-05-24)

ThorntonWilde i love your uploads i know its a lot to ask but can you upload the proud valley 1939 welsh mining disaster and i will be forever grateful if you havent got it could you send me a live torrent please dbh73@live.co.uk

Swamppony (2013-06-02)

Thanks!

albertscigar (2013-08-28)

Is the "movie" supposed to be a 46-minute audio track with no picture?

albertscigar (2013-08-28)

Converted it using Emicsoft; works fine, now. Thanks for the movie, odd as it is.

Barwa99 (2014-07-26)

great!