Movie |
Flying | 1970s
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Best International Actor | 2010 | Richard
Best Actor | 2008 | Richard
British Supporting Actor of the Year | 2008 | Alfred
Best Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2007 | Richard
Budget 25,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 11,772,461 USD
Richard Gere appears with the real Nina van Pallandt in American Gigolo (1980).
The real-life story that this film depicts unfolded as Orson Welles was making his film F for Fake (1973) in which the real Clifford Irving appears. Because of Irving's new-found notoriety, Welles was obliged to add some additional footage to his film.
The story is based on the true-life Clifford Irving, an American writer best known for his "authorized autobiography" of Howard Hughes, which turned out to be a hoax.
Source author and the real life hoaxster of the title, Clifford Irving, passed away19th December 2017. He was 87.
The books being burned at the end of the movie are surplus copies of 'Knife of Dreams', the eleventh novel in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series. The series logo and gate-fold map are clearly visible in one shot.
"Clifford Irving: Bumped by this adolescent coffee boy. My lit professor at Cornell compared me to Hemingway! The middle of my life is at hand, and I don't have a couch. Dick Suskind: Think about this: Henry Miller was 38-years-old, unpublished. His wife left him for a lesbian. Clifford Irving: You're kind to tell me that, Dick. You're a very good man. You're a good friend. Need a loan? Dick Suskind: Always."
"Dick Suskind: Cliff, you publish this you will have a storm of shit rain down on you."
