Synopsis
...Everything you've heard is true
The incredible story of genius musician Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, told in flashback by his peer and secret rival, Antonio Salieri—now confined to an insane asylum.
Amadeus
1984 Directed by Miloš Forman
Cast
F. Murray Abraham Tom Hulce Elizabeth Berridge Roy Dotrice Simon Callow Christine Ebersole Jeffrey Jones Charles Kay Kenneth McMillan Kenny Baker Lisbeth Bartlett Barbara Bryne Martin Cavina Roderick Cook Milan Demjanenko Peter DiGesu Richard Frank Patrick Hines Nicholas Kepros Philip Lenkowsky Herman Meckler Jonathan Moore Cynthia Nixon Brian Pettifer Vincent Schiavelli Douglas Seale Miroslav Sekera Cassie Stuart John Strauss Show All…
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Art Direction
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Choreography
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Costume Design
Makeup
Studios
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Primary Language
Spoken Languages
Alternative Titles
阿瑪迪斯, 아마데우스, Peter Shaffer's Amadeus, Amadeus: El montaje del director, Amadeus 2002, 莫扎特传, Амадей, Αμαντέους, アマデウス, אמדאוס, Amadeusz, Амадеус, آمادئوس, أماديوس, Sự Đố Kỵ Của Thiên Tài, อมาเดอุส, ამადეუსი, 莫扎特傳, Amadėjus
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Premiere
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USA
Westwood, California
18 Sep 2009
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Iceland
Reykjavik International Film Festival
06 Feb 2010
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Canada
Digital Film Festival
Theatrical limited
15 Jan 2003
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Czechia12+
Theatrical
19 Sep 1984
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USAR
08 Oct 1984
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Brazil14
11 Oct 1984
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Netherlands12
12 Oct 1984
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Sweden11
19 Oct 1984
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Finland
26 Oct 1984
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Germany12
31 Oct 1984
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FranceTP
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Greece
01 Nov 1984
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AustraliaPG
02 Nov 1984
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Denmark
08 Nov 1984
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Argentina
29 Nov 1984
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Belgium
04 Dec 1984
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SpainA
12 Dec 1984
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ItalyT
17 Jan 1985
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UKPG
01 Feb 1985
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IrelandPG
16 Feb 1985
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Japan
21 Feb 1985
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PortugalM/12
21 Mar 1985
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Uruguay
04 Apr 1985
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Mexico
22 Apr 1985
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Taiwan
13 Jun 1985
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Hong Kong
23 Nov 1985
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South KoreaALL
01 Aug 1986
- Czechoslovakia
03 Oct 1986
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Poland
29 May 1987
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Germany
01 Nov 1987
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Turkey
22 Mar 1990
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Hungary
06 Sep 1991
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Netherlands
27 Oct 1994
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Argentina
28 Feb 2002
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Germany
19 Mar 2002
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USA
26 Apr 2002
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SpainA
24 May 2002
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Italy
12 Jun 2002
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FranceTP
26 Jul 2002
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UK
02 Aug 2002
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Denmark
07 Sep 2002
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Japan
13 Sep 2002
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Sweden7
19 Sep 2010
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Australia
02 Oct 2010
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Norway12
05 Nov 2010
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Poland
09 Oct 2015
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South KoreaALL
02 Mar 2017
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Czechia12+
Physical
23 Feb 2000
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Netherlands12
24 Jul 2002
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USA
12 Jan 2011
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Netherlands12
31 Jul 2013
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India
TV
05 Feb 2004
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Netherlands12
Releases by Country
Argentina
08 Nov 1984
- Theatrical
27 Oct 1994
- Theatrical Re-release
Australia
01 Nov 1984
- TheatricalPG
19 Sep 2010
- Theatrical Director's cut
Belgium
29 Nov 1984
- Theatrical
Brazil
08 Oct 1984
- Theatrical14
Canada
06 Feb 2010
- Premiere Digital Film Festival
Czechia
15 Jan 2003
- Theatrical limited12+ Director's cut, Projekt 100
02 Mar 2017
- Theatrical12+ Director's cut
Czechoslovakia
01 Aug 1986
- Theatrical
Denmark
02 Nov 1984
- Theatrical
02 Aug 2002
- Theatrical Director's cut
Finland
19 Oct 1984
- Theatrical
France
31 Oct 1984
- TheatricalTP
12 Jun 2002
- TheatricalTP Director's cut
Germany
26 Oct 1984
- Theatrical12 West Germany
29 May 1987
- Theatrical East Germany
28 Feb 2002
- Theatrical Director's cut
Greece
31 Oct 1984
- Theatrical
Hong Kong
13 Jun 1985
- Theatrical
Hungary
22 Mar 1990
- Theatrical
Iceland
18 Sep 2009
- Premiere Reykjavik International Film Festival
India
31 Jul 2013
- Physical Blu-ray
Ireland
01 Feb 1985
- TheatricalPG
Italy
12 Dec 1984
- TheatricalT
24 May 2002
- Theatrical Director's cut
Japan
16 Feb 1985
- Theatrical
07 Sep 2002
- Theatrical Director's cut
Mexico
04 Apr 1985
- Theatrical
Netherlands
11 Oct 1984
- Theatrical12
06 Sep 1991
- Theatrical Re-release
23 Feb 2000
- Physical12 DVD
05 Feb 2004
- TV12 RTL 5
12 Jan 2011
- Physical12 Blu ray
Norway
02 Oct 2010
- Theatrical12 Director's cut
Poland
03 Oct 1986
- Theatrical
05 Nov 2010
- Theatrical Re-release
Portugal
21 Feb 1985
- TheatricalM/12
South Korea
23 Nov 1985
- TheatricalALL
09 Oct 2015
- TheatricalALL Re-release
Spain
04 Dec 1984
- TheatricalA ICAA: 823651
26 Apr 2002
- TheatricalA Director's cut / ICAA: 19602
Sweden
12 Oct 1984
- Theatrical11
13 Sep 2002
- Theatrical7 Director's cut
Taiwan
22 Apr 1985
- Theatrical
Turkey
01 Nov 1987
- Theatrical
UK
17 Jan 1985
- TheatricalPG
26 Jul 2002
- Theatrical Director's cut
USA
06 Sep 1984
- Premiere Westwood, California
19 Sep 1984
- TheatricalR
19 Mar 2002
- Theatrical Director's cut
24 Jul 2002
- Physical Director's Cut 180 minutes version
Uruguay
21 Mar 1985
- Theatrical
Popular reviews
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Perfection.
I don't understand why this movie isn't higher rated. What criticism could possibly be raised about this flawless masterpiece?
Too many notes?
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i knew mozart was an aquarius the EXACT MOMENT his goofy annoying ass walked into the room
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a retelling of squidward and spongebob’s relationship through the contempt maelstrom of music!
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best part of this movie is Mozart sick in his bed, reciting his compositions to Salieri and as he gestures and indicates the notes, you hear the vocals and instruments through his very presence. you are stunned by the way this mortal manages to convey such a distinct sense of music just through his language, the passion of his creation flowing so intensely that the audio itself shifts beyond reality to fit it all in. Salieri despises his younger genius, but in this scene, even after years of hatred, he is swept up in the genius of his creative process. that’s the kind of movie this is, the one that recognises that the power of creation is one that can alter every experience and preconceived notion you’ve had, even just for a few minutes of song.
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Basically a superhero movie where no one understands or appreciates the hero’s power. No one... except the villain.
If you need a really dumb hook for getting a kid to watch one of the greatest films of all time.
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