Crazy Heart (2010)

 ●  English ● 1 hr 52 mins

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A faded country music musician is forced to reassess his dysfunctional life during a doomed romance that also inspires him.

Cast: Anna Felix, Jeff Bridges

Crew: Scott Cooper (Director), Barry Markowitz (Director of Photography), Stephen Bruton (Music Director), T Bone Burnett (Music Director)

Genres: Drama, Musical, Romance

Release Dates: 05 Feb 2010 (United States)

Tagline: The harder the life, the sweeter the song.

Did you know? The film is dedicated to the loving memory of Stephen Bruton who died before the opening of the film. Read More
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as Barmaid
as Bad Blake
as Jo Ann
as Steven Reynolds
as Young Guy
as Tommy Sweet
as Bartender
as Bear
as Buddy
as Manager
as Cowboy
as Older Hispanic Man
as Security Guard
as Nurse
as Jean Craddock
as Jack Greene
as Jesus / Juan
as Wesley Barnes
as Wayne
as Tony
as Ralphie
as Bill Wilson
as Doctor

Direction

Director

Writers

Screenplay Writer
Story Writer

Camera and Electrical

Director of Photography

Music

Art

Art Director
Production Designer
Set Decorator

Casting

Casting Director

Costume and Wardrobe

Costume Designer

Editorial

Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Camera:
Panavision Panaflex
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Taglines:
The harder the life, the sweeter the song.
Goofs:
Revealing Mistakes
While Bad opens the Suburban's driver's door while talking to Jean, the door mirror is "fogged over" to prevent the crew and equipment from being visible in the mirror.

Continuity
The first time Bad leaves Jean's house, the left front fender of the Suburban says "Silverado", the second time he leaves Jean's house, after the roll over, it says "Scottsdale" which means they used at least two trucks.

Continuity
When Blake re-enters the stage at the bowling center, he puts his hat on loosely with the brim tilted to the front. A second later in the following shot, his hat is on tightly, with the brim tilted to the rear.

Continuity
When Bad jumps off stage to dance with a fan, he hurriedly puts his guitar back on to continue the song. The guitar strap is twisted, but in the rest of the shots it is straightened out again.

Continuity
During establishing a phone call to his long-lost Son, Bad puts telephone into his right hand; after the cut, the phone is in his left hand, where it stays till the ending of the scene.

Continuity
In the scene where the Suburban crashes it rolls over a fence. In the next shot the fence disappears.

Continuity
When the sound check before the Phoenix concert, the earpiece on Bear's (the sound tech) head switches sides at least twice.

Crew/Equipment Visible
During Blake enters the rear entrance of the open-air venue in Phoenix, reflections of the camera operator are visible in the red truck. When Blake and Tommy talk in the outside after the bar scene, reflections of the camera team are visible in Blake's sunglasses.

Errors in Geography
In the scene where Bad and Wayne are out fishing, as the camera draws back for a long shot, you can see mountain tops in the upper left-hand corner of the screen just above the tops of the trees. There are no such mountains anywhere around Houston.
Trivia:
Jeff Bridges has always been musically inclined and also released an album titled 'Be Here Soon' in 2000.

Jeff Bridges modeled his character after Stephen Bruton, music producer for this movie, Kris Kristofferson, and John Goodwin.

At the beginning of the movie with Bad and Buddy, Bad is teaching him how to "kick" a paper football, a popular tabletop game played mostly by grade school boys for many decades.

The 35mm print was sent to theaters with the code name "Suzie".

The film is dedicated to the loving memory of Stephen Bruton who died before the opening of the film.

This film was filmed in only 24 days.