Additional information for Nine, which has a domestic theatrical release set for December 18, 2009. The film is being distributed by The Weinstein Company and has not yet been rated. The film's total running time is still unknown.
PG-13
USA
December 18, 2009
UK
December 18, 2009
USA
December 24, 2009
Greece
December 25, 2009
Canada
December 25, 2009
USA
January 7, 2010
Israel
January 7, 2010
Netherlands
January 7, 2010
Slovenia
January 8, 2010
Cyprus
January 14, 2010
Denmark
January 15, 2010
Brazil
January 21, 2010
Australia
January 22, 2010
Italy
January 22, 2010
Spain
January 22, 2010
Taiwan
January 28, 2010
Germany
February 4, 2010
Argentina
February 5, 2010
Sweden
February 17, 2010
France
February 19, 2010
Finland
February 24, 2010
Belgium
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Nine tells the story of Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis), a world famous film director as he confronts an epic mid-life crisis with both creative and personal problems. He must balance the many women of his life, including his wife (Marion Cotillard), his mistress (Penelope Cruz), his film star muse (Nicole Kidman), his confidant and costume designer (Judi Dench), an American fashion journalist (Kate Hudson), the whore from his youth (Fergie) and his mother (Sophia Loren).
The original 1982 Broadway production of NINE, with music and lyrics by Maury Yeston, won five Tony Awards including Best Musical.
Rob Marshall's "Chicago" won 6 Academy Awards. This film is Rob's latest foray into the world of Hollywood and perhaps his best to date. Based on the Fellini film 8 1/2 (which describes the number of film's Guido has directed to date... he co-directed one for the 1/2)... this version simply is magical as it transforms reality into fantasy. Marshall is incredibly gifted in his wonderful choreography and the musical numbers are magical. Marshall himself said the most difficult part of translating a show into a film is that you have to weave the singing and dancing in seamlessly. It is breathtaking to watch that achievement in this musical on the screen. Marshall's use of black and white versus color and back are well conceived and executed tastefully. You never ask yourself why they are now singing and dancing. You sit back and watch the dance numbers take shape in what is now bigger than life. The sand number in particular was spectacular and you wonder how the dancers ever could get through the number with the sand swirling around the set. This is simply a wonderfully conceived musical which will take you into the mind of the "maestro" director Guido and transport you into a wonderful state of mind for nearly two hours. To have Dame Judy Dench, Penelope Cruz, Fergie, Kate Hudson (yes, she can sing and dance), Nicole Kidman, the still beautiful Sophia Loren (so they used filters!), and Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard, in one cast is a visual treat. Each and every one of the ladies adds to Guido's enigma... and how to put the pieces back together so he can direct yet another movie is what keeps this movie so enticing. Really brilliant job by Rob Marshall who shares the praise with the late Anthony Minghella, who Marshall said handed him the script just before Minghella entered the hospital. Marshall is effusive in his praise of Minghella's contribution to this movie.
Rob Marshall
Director(s)
Michael Tolkin
Anthony Minghella
Writer(s)
Kelly Carmichael
executive producer
Michael Cole
production executive
John DeLuca
producer
Michael Dreyer
executive producer
Gina Gardini
executive producer: Italy
Jodi Hurwitz
associate producer
Ryan Kavanaugh
executive producer
Arthur Kopit
executive producer (as Arthur L. Kopit)
Rob Marshall
producer
Marc Platt
producer
Steven Squillante
supervising producer
Tucker Tooley
executive producer
Bob Weinstein
executive producer
Harvey Weinstein
producer
Maury Yeston
executive producer
Michael Zimmer
associate producer
Producer(s)
Maury Yeston
Composer(s)
Guido Contini
Daniel Day-Lewis
Luisa Contini
Marion Cotillard
Claudia
Nicole Kidman
Carla
Penélope Cruz
Lilli
Judi Dench
Mamma
Sophia Loren
Saraghina (as Fergie)
Stacy Ferguson
Stephanie
Kate Hudson
Dante
Ricky Tognazzi
Fausto
Giuseppe Cederna
Pierpaolo
Elio Germano
Benito
Andrea Di Stefano
Jaconelli
Roberto Nobile
Production Assistant
Romina Carancini
Production Assistant
Alessandro Denipotti
Production Assistant
Alessandro Fiore
Production Assistant
Erica Gohdes
Production Assistant
Gianluca Frezzato
Production Assistant
Paola Zaccari
Roberta
Roberta Mastromichele
Radio Reporter
Francesco De Vito
Dinardo
Francesca Fanti
Leopardi
Enzo Cilenti
Reporter 1
Enzo Squillino Jr.
Reporter 2
Michael Peluso
Reporter 3
Jonathan Del Vecchio
Reporter 4
Jake Canuso
Reporter 5
Eliot Giuralarocca
Reporter 6
Tommaso Colognese
Reporter 7
Jennifer Iacono
Reporter 8
Vicky Lambert
Reporter 9
Lavinia Savignoni
De Rossi
Valerio Mastandrea
Bellman
Damiano Bisozzi
Doctor
Marcello Magni
Nurse
Anna Maria Everett
Cardinal
Remo Remotti
Don Mario
Michele Alhaique
Donatella
Martina Stella
'Foilies' Pianist
Mark Bousie
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Untitled Rob Marshall Project
USA
Devet
Slovenia
Ennia
Greece
Famous film director Guido Contini struggles to find harmony in his professional and personal lives, as he engages in dramatic relationships with his wife, his mistress, his muse, his agent, and his mother.
The original 1982 Broadway production of NINE, with music and lyrics by Maury Yeston, won five Tony Awards including Best Musical.
Rob Marshall's "Chicago" won 6 Academy Awards. This film is Rob's latest foray into the world of Hollywood and perhaps his best to date. Based on the Fellini film 8 1/2 (which describes the number of film's Guido has directed to date... he co-directed one for the 1/2)... this version simply is magical as it transforms reality into fantasy. Marshall is incredibly gifted in his wonderful choreography and the musical numbers are magical. Marshall himself said the most difficult part of translating a show into a film is that you have to weave the singing and dancing in seamlessly. It is breathtaking to watch that achievement in this musical on the screen. Marshall's use of black and white versus color and back are well conceived and executed tastefully. You never ask yourself why they are now singing and dancing. You sit back and watch the dance numbers take shape in what is now bigger than life. The sand number in particular was spectacular and you wonder how the dancers ever could get through the number with the sand swirling around the set. This is simply a wonderfully conceived musical which will take you into the mind of the "maestro" director Guido and transport you into a wonderful state of mind for nearly two hours. To have Dame Judy Dench, Penelope Cruz, Fergie, Kate Hudson (yes, she can sing and dance), Nicole Kidman, the still beautiful Sophia Loren (so they used filters!), and Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard, in one cast is a visual treat. Each and every one of the ladies adds to Guido's enigma... and how to put the pieces back together so he can direct yet another movie is what keeps this movie so enticing. Really brilliant job by Rob Marshall who shares the praise with the late Anthony Minghella, who Marshall said handed him the script just before Minghella entered the hospital. Marshall is effusive in his praise of Minghella's contribution to this movie.
Director(s)
Anthony Minghella
Writer(s)
executive producer
Michael Cole
production executive
John DeLuca
producer
Michael Dreyer
executive producer
Gina Gardini
executive producer: Italy
Jodi Hurwitz
associate producer
Ryan Kavanaugh
executive producer
Arthur Kopit
executive producer (as Arthur L. Kopit)
Rob Marshall
producer
Marc Platt
producer
Steven Squillante
supervising producer
Tucker Tooley
executive producer
Bob Weinstein
executive producer
Harvey Weinstein
producer
Maury Yeston
executive producer
Michael Zimmer
associate producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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