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Name Of The Rose Movie Trivia

Name Of The Rose Trivia

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Who, in the name of God, is getting away with murder?
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Connery and Slater.

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Film facts for the 1986 Historical movie starring Sean Connery, Christian Slater, Michael Lonsdale, Helmut Qualtinger

Eyla Baskin, Ron Perlman, F. Murray Abraham, Volker Prechtel, Feodor Chaliapin Jr., William Hickey, Michael Habeck, Urs Althaus, Valentina Vargas Update Cast


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Name Of The Rose was Christian Slater's big studio screen debut, he had previously appeared in the 1985 teen-rebellion indie flick "The Legend of Billie Jean".
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"The Girl" (Valentina Vargas) is the only female character in the film, and she does not speak.
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The peasant girl who Christian Slater's character has feelings for was played by Chilian model and actress Valentina Vargas. She went on to appear in "Hellraiser": "Bloodline" and "Southern Cross".
That is co-scriptwriter Andrew Birkin as 'Cuthbert of Winchester'.
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The cinematography is by Tonino Delli Colli who worked on many Italian pictures including Sergio Leone's last westerns along with "Once Upon A Time America".
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Fans of the movie are well advised to read the novel. Just like some other novels turned into movies, there are delicious details of the novel that have been adjusted, if not deleted, for the movie: Bernard Gui did not die by falling on one of his torture machines; the girl was eventually burned at the stake; William was not able to save any of the books; the abbey-burning scene was more horrific than as shown in the movie; there was that melancholic scene at the ending of the novel where Adso went back to the ruins of the Abbey years later in one of his return trips to Italy from his Abbey in Melk. He was able to collect bits of burnt parchments he kept as souvenirs. Reading it could be tedious though; almost like reading a research material from the Vatican Secret Archives. Well, consider this on the writer, Umberto Eco, being a scholarly medievalist and a professor of semiotics. There is also another book on how to get the most from the novel!



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