| Hearts Of Darkness - A Filmmaker's Apocalypse | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1991) | |||||
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| Robert Duvall | Himself | |
| Martin Sheen | ||
| Francis Ford Coppola | Himself | |
| Marlon Brando | Himself | |
| Sam Bottoms | Himself | |
| Colleen Camp | Herself | |
| Eleanor Coppola | Herself | |
| Gia Coppola | Herself | |
| Roman Coppola | Himself | |
| Sofia Coppola | Herself | |
| Robert De Niro | Himself | |
| Laurence Fishburne | Himself | |
| Harrison Ford | ||
| Frederic Forrest | Himself | |
| Albert Hall | Himself | |
| Dennis Hopper | Himself |
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| Producer | Les Mayfield
George Zaloom |
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| Writer | Fax Bahr
George Hickenlooper |
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Filming was scheduled to last sixteen weeks. One year later it was far from over. In 1979, Francis Ford Coppola shook the film world with Apocalypse Now, a harrowing odyssey through the ravaged landscape of the Vietnam War. Nearly thirty years later, the journey resumes with Hearts Of Darkness, a riveting chronicle of the turbulent making of Apocalypse Now. Through on-the-set footage filmed by Coppola's wife, Eleanor, and more recent interviews with the film's cast and crew, Hearts Of Darkness is the fantastic history of a movie beset by physical and personal upheavals: the complete destruction of the film sets by hurricane; the heart attack of leading man Martin Sheen; the director's own admission that he has no idea of how the movie will end. Hearts Of Darkness is an unforgettable, unflinchingly honest account of a landmark film that was a miracle in the making. |
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