Nine 2009 DVD Release-Review
Nine is a 2009 English Film directed by Rob Marshall starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman. The movie NINE grossed £44,443 (UK) on the opening weekend. NINE has Won WAFCA Award for Best Art Direction from Washington DC Area Film Critics Association. Watch the trailer, read reviews and sign up for the DVD release date.
Soundtrack: “Quando Quando Quando Written by Tony Renis, Produced by Daniele Luppi and Matthew Rush Sullivan
CalcuttaTube Ratings: 7/10
Actors
- Daniel Day-Lewis Guido Contini
- Marion Cotillard Louisa Contini
- Penelope Cruz Carla
- Nicole Kidman Claudia
- Judi Dench / Liliane La Fleur
- Stacy ‘Fergie’ Ferguson Saraghina/ Saraghina
- Kate Hudson Stephanie
- Nicole Kidman
- Sophia Loren Mamma
- Ricky Tognazzi Dante
- Giuseppe Cederna Fausto
- Valerio Mastandrea De Rossi
- Martina Stella Donatella
- Vicky Lambert Reporter/Female Dancer
- Sandro Dori Studio Superintendent
- Elio Germano Pierpaolo
- Roberto Nobile Jaconelli
- Andrea Di Stefano Benito
- Alessandro Denipotti Production Assistant
- Francesco De Vito Radio Reporter
- Francesca Fanti Dinardo
- Enzo Cilenti Leopardi
- Jake Canuso Reporter 4
- Tommaso Colognese Reporter
- Marcello Magni Doctor
- Anna Maria Everett Nurse
- Remo Remotti Cardinal
- Michele Alhaique Don Mario
- Mario Vernazza Principal
- Marco Liotti Male Band Singer
- Monica Scattini Pensione Matron
- Roberto Citran Doctor Rondi
- Vincent Riotta (II) Luigi
- Joey Pizzi Film Crew/Male Dancer
- Kerry Warn Film Crew
- Anna Safroncik Actress
- Irina Aggrey Female Dancer
- Amy Bailey Female Dancer
- Denise Faye Female Dancer
- Tara Nicole Hughes Female Dancer
- Lorraine Stewart (II) Female Dancer
- Tristan Temple Male Dancer
Directors
- Rob Marshall
Writers
- Michael Tolkin Screenplay (adaptation)
- Anthony Minghella Screenplay (adaptation)
- Arthur Kopit Source Material (from Broadway musical: Nine)
- Maury Yeston Source Material (from Broadway musical: Nine)
- Mario Fratti Source Material (from Broadway musical: Nine)
Worldwide Thetrical Release Dates
UK – 3 December 2009 (London) (premiere)
USA – 9 December 2009 (Los Angeles, California) (premiere)
USA – 9 December 2009 (Denver Film Society)
United Arab Emirates – 9 December 2009 (Dubai International Film Festival)
USA – 15 December 2009 (New York City, New York) (premiere)
Slovenia – 17 December 2009
UK – 18 December 2009
USA – 18 December 2009 (limited)
Greece – 24 December 2009
Canada – 25 December 2009
USA – 25 December 2009
South Korea – 31 December 2009
Israel – 7 January 2010
Netherlands – 7 January 2010
Cyprus – 8 January 2010
Denmark – 14 January 2010
Brazil – 15 January 2010
Italy – 15 January 2010
Australia – 21 January 2010
Spain – 22 January 2010
Taiwan – 22 January 2010
Bulgaria – 29 January 2010
Romania – 29 January 2010
Argentina – 4 February 2010
Hungary – 4 February 2010
Sweden – 5 February 2010
France – 10 February 2010
Finland – 19 February 2010
Belgium – 24 February 2010
Germany – 25 February 2010
Singapore – 25 February 2010
Japan – 19 March 2010
Also Known As (AKA)
- Devet – Slovenia
- Ennea – Greece
- Nine – Japan
- Untitled Rob Marshall Project – USA (working title)
Awards Received
Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards 2010
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Acting Ensemble
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Art Direction
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Cinematography
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Costume Design
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Editing
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Makeup
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Picture
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Sound
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Supporting Actress: Marion Cotillard
• Nominated, Critics Choice Award Best Song: Maury Yeston, For the song “Cinema Italiano”.
Golden Globes, USA 2010
• Nominated, Golden Globe Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
• Nominated, Golden Globe Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy Marion Cotillard
• Nominated, Golden Globe Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture: Penélope Cruz
• Nominated, Golden Globe Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy: Daniel Day-Lewis
• Nominated, Golden Globe Best Original Song – Motion Picture: Maury Yeston, For the song “Cinema Italiano”.
Satellite Awards 2009
• Won, Special Achievement Award Best Ensemble, Motion Picture: Kate Hudson, Daniel Day-Lewis, Fergie, Penélope Cruz, Marion Cotillard, Nicole Kidman, Judi Dench, Sophia Loren
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Costume Design, Colleen Atwood
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Cinematography, Dion Beebe
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical Marion Cotillard
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Actress in a Supporting Role: Penélope Cruz
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical: Daniel Day-Lewis
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Sound (Mixing and Editing): Jim Greenhorn, Margit Pfeiffer
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Director, Rob Marshall
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Film Editing: Claire Simpson, Wyatt Smith
• Nominated, Satellite Award Best Original Song: Maury Yeston, For the song “Cinema Italiano”.
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2010
• Nominated, Actor Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, Marion Cotillard, Penélope Cruz, Daniel Day-Lewis, Judi Dench, Fergie, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman, Sophia Loren
• Nominated, Actor: Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role-Penélope Cruz
Washington DC Area Film Critics Association Awards 2009
• Won, WAFCA Award Best Art Direction
• Nominated, WAFCA Award Best Ensemble: Marion Cotillard, Penélope Cruz, Daniel Day-Lewis, Judi Dench, Fergie, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman, Sophia Loren
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