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Há 14 horas · ¡Descubre los secretos detrás de la icónica película 'Rosemary's Baby'! 🌆 Desde las auténticas escenas de tráfico de Mia Farrow hasta la inquietante atmósfe...
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Há 4 dias · Answer: The ticking of a clock. While many of these noises are commonly heard in the movie, the predominant one is indubitably the ticking of the bedside clock. It seeps into Rosemary's dreams, and can be heard whenever there is a scene in the bedroom (which is the most frequent setting). 5.
Há 3 dias · Rosemary asks Terri if she's "...the famous actress Victoria Vetri..." The name of the actress who plays Terri is Victoria Vetri. 10. What was the real name of the apartment building in which the movie was shot? Answer: The Dakota Building. The apartment was renamed "The Bramford" for the movie. In a strange coincidence, Polanski's pregnant ...
Há 3 dias · LOOOOONG film here, but it's worth the journey. Beautifully creepy horror film
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Há 1 dia · Rosemary and the baby had to board alone. The farther the train traveled, the more people got off and fewer people got on, until they were the only two passengers remaining. Marsyas was the last stop on the line. Rosemary could smell the sea as soon as the doors opened. There was a car waiting. “Rosemary Woodhouse?” The driver was a woman.
Há 5 dias · Well, time to head back to 1968, when young couple Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes move into a new building in New York City and are welcomed by their neighbors, Ruth Gordon and a dapper bow-tied Sidney Blackmer…. My contribution to the “neighbors” theme is Director Roman Polanski’s horror masterpiece, “Rosemary’s Baby”:
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