Making Time for Patsy Cline is the 1997 award-winning Australian film starring Miranda Otto, Richard Roxburgh, and Matt Day and directed by Chris Kennedy.
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Plot
Following the passion for country music, Ralph left his father's sheep farm in a remote Australian town, carrying guitars and plane tickets to Nashville, Tennessee. He hopes to ride to Sydney Airport where his takeoff to a successful country/western singer career will hopefully begin. However, his fate and innocence found him piggybacking with a psychotic drug thief named Boyd, and Boyd's dazzling boyfriend, Patsy. The plot is then divided into a series of parallel, flash forward and flashbacks. One describes Ralph's prison after being trapped for drug trafficking. Others followed a dramatic ascent of his career to fame status and the couple between the dynamic Patsy and himself. Both roads eventually took him home, with Ralph therefore becoming more mature and customizable, and with a bag full of experience. At the end of the film, it was stated that Patsy died in a plane crash.
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Cast
Reception
box office
Making Time for Patsy Cline earned $ 671,639 at the box office in Australia, which is the equivalent of $ 940,295 in 2009 dollars.
Reviews
The film received generally positive reviews. The New York Times criticized the editing of the movie and "foiled the leap in time", but praised the movie show, especially from Roxburgh.
Awards
The film received many award nominations including ten AFI Award nominations for 1997. It won the Australian Guild Writer Award for Best Original Screenplay. The film won four Australian Film Institute Awards including Best Actor, Best Cinematography, Best Original Music Score, and Best Costume Design. It also won the difference award for production design. She won three Australian Film Critics Awards, including Best Actor, Best Music Score, and Best Cinematography. He also won the San Diego Film Festival Award for Best Original Screenplay and International Film Festival Award for the Most Popular Australian Film.
See also
- Patsy Cline
References
External links
- Official website
- Make Time for Patsy Cline on IMDb
- Make Time for Patsy Cline at AllMovie
- Make Time for Patsy Cline at Rotten Tomatoes
- Make Time for Patsy Cline in Metacritic
- Make Time for Patsy Cline in Mojo Box Office
- Make Time for Patsy Cline in Oz Film Database
- Make Time for Patsy Cline on Hollywood.com
- Make Time for Patsy Cline in The New York Times
- Make Time for Patsy Cline in MSN Movies
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