#Tom Hulce

[goyaourt]

It seems like pictures of this stupid face on the internet never end.

[cosmonautroger]

Tom Hulce, Amadeus, Milos Forman, 1984

[philiponmycracker]

A study in expressions Tom Hulce edition: Double trouble? Part II for another episode of Quintessential Tom series, sharing a few more adorable "parallels" because I honestly had so much fun making the first set

[claudiasommers]

if you can't tell. i kind of like this movie. maybe just a little bit???? who can say.....

[davidhudson]

Happy 71st, Tom Hulce.

Miloš Forman’s Amadeus (1984).

[sucrologuearchive]

hyperfixating on this movie once again

[clavicolaa]

HE’S SO SILLYY RAAAHGS (i love him ok) 🙏🏼😍😍 🎀

[saul-gone-man]

my sickness worsens

[citizenscreen]

The world premiere of Miloš Forman‘s AMADEUS happened in Los Angeles 40 years ago today. The eight-time Academy Award winning film includes one of the greatest performances I have ever seen in F. Murray Abraham‘s Salieri.

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[dum-spiro-spero99]

ITALIAN PRODUCTION OF AMADEUS JUST DROPPED

AND IS ONE OF THE BEST THING EVER

[80smovies]

[historianmaybe5]

Tom Hulce clippings from two French magazines, 1985/86 (Echo Park era). "When Mozart sells pizzas!"

MY FRIEND @philiponmycracker MY TREASURES HAVE AT LAST ARRIVED!! I could hardly wait to share these with you ... can you even believe how beautiful he is ...

In the first article, he is staying with friends in Beverly Hills and says that he's getting a taste of "La Dolce Vita" being in California. Apparently he was befriended by an adorable black cat ... and I looooove that, just like Wolfie, he's playing billiards!!

The second article I just couldn't resist because look at that kind, gentle expression... <3

[philiponmycracker]

"A mass for the dead."

"What dead? Who is dead?"

"A man who deserved a requiem mass but never got one."

[claudiasommers]

You're WELCOME. I love making these so much omfg

[byneddiedingo]

Amadeus (Milos Forman, 1984)

Cast: F. Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce, Elizabeth Berridge, Roy Dotrice, Simon Callow, Christine Ebersole, Jeffrey Jones, Charles Kay, Kenneth McMillan, Richard Frank, Cynthia Nixon. Screenplay: Peter Shaffer, based on his play. Cinematography: Miroslav Ondricek. Production design: Patrizia von Brandenstein. Film editing: Michael Chandler, T.M. Christopher, Nena Danevic. Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; music editor: Mark Adler. 

Of all human phenomena, genius may be the most puzzling. What combination of heredity and environment produced a Shakespeare, a Leonardo, a Newton, a Mozart? For the Antonio Salieri of Peter Shaffer's play and the screenplay he based on it, the only answer has to be God. And his jealousy of Mozart leads him to a rejection of God and an attempt to destroy God's creation, whom he sees as a giggling, smutty-minded clown unworthy of the musical talent God has lavished on him. Amadeus is not a biopic; Shaffer called it a "fantasia" based on the lives and careers of Mozart and Salieri, and he plays fast and loose with the details of both. That has disturbed many who know the facts, but the sumptuous entertainment of the movie almost justifies the distortions and prevarications of the story it tells. That it's filled with Mozart's music is certainly most in its favor, and the performances of F. Murray Abraham as Salieri and Tom Hulce as Mozart add to it. Sometimes a beautiful lie is more satisfying than the truth.