Broadway Danny Rose (1984)
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 84 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Woody Allen
Stars: Woody Allen, Mia Farrow and Nick Apollo Forte
IMDb score:
7,4 (28.219)
Releasedate: 27 January 1984
Broadway Danny Rose plot
Everyone on Broadway agrees that Danny Rose is a legend and they can spend hours telling stories about him. He could turn a bar singer into a superstar. Unfortunately, the singer falls for a gangster sweetheart, causing Rose to get into serious trouble.
Actors and actresses
Danny Rose
Tina Vitale
Lou Canova
Sandy Baron
Corbett Monica
Jackie Gayle
Morty Gunty
Will Jordan
Jack Rollins
Howard Storm
Reviews & comments
Spetie
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- 38871 messages
- 8432 votes
A nice Allen again, which is not among his best work, but it is still an above-average fine viewer. I had to get used to the narrative structure. Looking back didn't always go well, but luckily when Danny's story really started it became a lot better and more fun.
Allen portrays a quite sympathetic character here, who tries a lot to make the failed artists around him successful. The cynicism that he always uses in his other films also returns here and those nice dialogues also push the whole thing to a higher level.
I also thought it was nice that the film was shot in black and white. It is of course a story from the past that is being told and therefore it fits well here. I also thought Mia Farrow played very well here. I'm not really a fan of her, but she fits in very well here.
3.5*
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scorsese
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- 13431 messages
- 11265 votes
Good film about an artist manager who gets into trouble when he does a favor for his biggest star. An excellent farce in which the funny situations alternate at a brisk pace. Excellent dialogues as usual from Woody Allen, who also plays his typical role here. Mia Farrow is almost unrecognizable with the blonde hair, sunglasses and accent.
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Mescaline
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- 7116 messages
- 3388 votes
Third time I watched it and I have no idea why I gave it half a star less last time than the time before, probably because I wasn't really in the mood for it at the time and/or I was too tired.
But this is without a doubt one of Woody Allen's nicer films, he is on a roll in his typical signature style as Danny Rose, fans like me enjoy this.
It is a bit of a film that harks back to his slapstick period, but it is clear that Woody has grown more in the field of film.
Boy, why did I give half a star less? This is without a doubt and worth at least a 4! 
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