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The Last Waltz (1978)
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Ratings: 8.0/10 from 8,359 users
Metascore:
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Reviews: 103 user | 64 critic | 14 from Metacritic.com A film account and presentation of the final concert of The Band. Director:Martin Scorsese |
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Cast
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The Band | ... |
Themselves
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Rick Danko | ... |
Himself - Bass & Violin & Vocal
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| Robbie Robertson | ... |
Himself - The Band: Lead Guitar & Vocal
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Richard Manuel | ... |
Himself - Piano
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Keyboards
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Drums
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Vocal
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| Levon Helm | ... |
Himself - Drums
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Mandolin
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Vocal
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Garth Hudson | ... |
Himself - Organ
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Accordion
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Saxophone
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Synthesizers
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| Eric Clapton | ... |
Himself - Performer
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| Neil Diamond | ... |
Himself - Performer
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| Bob Dylan | ... |
Himself - Performer
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| Joni Mitchell | ... |
Herself - Performer
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| Neil Young | ... |
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| Emmylou Harris | ... |
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| Ringo Starr | ... |
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Paul Butterfield | ... |
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| Dr. John | ... |
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Storyline
Thanksgiving, 1976, San Francisco's Winterland: the Band performs its last concert after 16 years on the road. Some numbers they do alone, some songs include guest artists from Ronnie Hawkins (their first boss, when they were the Hawks) to Bob Dylan (their last, when as his backup and as a solo group, they came into their own). Scorsese's camera explores the interactions onstage in the making of music. Offstage, he interviews the Band's five members, focusing on the nature of life on the road. The friendships, the harmonies, the hijinks, and the wear and tear add up to a last waltz. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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El último vals See more »Filming Locations:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios - 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USA See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$16,151 (USA) (7 April 2002) (1 Screen)Gross:
$321,952 (USA) (27 May 2002)Company Credits
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Eric Clapton: Further on up the road / Someone's gonna hurt you like you hurt me / Further on up the road / Someone's gonna hurt you like you hurt me / Further on up the road / Baby, just you wait and see.
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"THIS FILM SHOULD BE PLAYED LOUD!" See more »
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Trivia
The Band's management had overbooked the show. Two days before the show, they tried to have Muddy Waters taken off the bill. Levon Helm, The Band's drummer, threatened not to play the show if Muddy Waters was asked to leave. Muddy Waters is in the final cut of the film. See more »Goofs
Continuity: During Garth Hudson's solo in the song "Stagefright", the entire song cuts forward approximately 25 seconds. See more »Quotes
[singing]Eric Clapton: Further on up the road / Someone's gonna hurt you like you hurt me / Further on up the road / Someone's gonna hurt you like you hurt me / Further on up the road / Baby, just you wait and see.
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At the beginning of the film it just says:"THIS FILM SHOULD BE PLAYED LOUD!" See more »
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