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Evita (1996)

CERTIFICATION	PG
DIRECTOR	Alan Parker
ACTOR(S)	Madonna, Antonio Banderas, Jonathan Pryce, Jimmy Nail, Victoria Sus more....
COLOR	N/A
SOUND	N/A
ASPECT	none available
YEAR	1996
DURATION	2 mins.
GENRE	N/A

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Expanded Release in United States January 1, 1997

Wide Release in United States January 10, 1997

Released in United States on Video August 5, 1997

Released in United States December 1997 (Shown at Cairo International Film Festival (Opening Night) December 1-14, 1997.)

Released in United States December 14, 1996 (World premiere in Hollywood, California December 14, 1996.)

Released in United States Winter December 25, 1996

Brian Morris was co-winner, along with Janet Patterson for "The Portrait of a Lady" (New Zealand/United States/United Kingdom), of the 1996 award for Best Production Design from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.

Winner of the 1996 Golden Satellite Award for Best Musical from the International Press Academy.

Expanded Release in United States January 1, 1997

Released in United States December 14, 1996

Released in United States December 1997

Released in United States on Video August 5, 1997

Released in United States Winter December 25, 1996

Wide Release in United States January 10, 1997

Shown at Cairo International Film Festival (Opening Night) December 1-14, 1997.

Based upon the hit Broadway and West End musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice.

Project was previously at Weintraub Entertainment Group (WEG), with Carolco Pictures assisting in financing.

An earlier effort to do a movie version of "Evita" was cancelled in 1982 when director Ken Russell dropped out of the project over a casting dispute with producer Robert Stigwood.

Glenn Gordon Caron was the second director attached, when project was first at Hollywood Pictures.

Oliver Stone was originally involved as director. He became attached again, fall 1993, but left the project summer 1994 due to a budget dispute with Robert Stigwood.

Began shooting February 8, 1996.

Completed shooting May 29, 1996.

Despite the standard practice of dubbing soundtracks in certain major territories like France, Germany, Italy and Spain, "Evita" will be subtitled everywhere in the world. This decision was made by the filmmakers in part because of Madonna's status as a singing star whose voice is recognizable around the world.

Meryl Streep was originally set to star, but dropped out in August 1989.

Expanded wide release in USA January 17, 1997.

Expanded wide release in USA January 24, 1997.

Wide release in United Kingdom January 1, 1997.

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Director:
Alan Parker	Director

Cast:
Madonna	as Eva 'Evita' Peron
Antonio Banderas	as Che
Jonathan Pryce	as General Juan Peron
Jimmy Nail	as Agustin Magaldi
Victoria Sus	as Dona Juana
Julian Littman	as Brother Juan
Olga Merediz	as Blanca
Laura Pallas	as Elisa
Julia Worsley	as Erminda
Maria Lujan Hidalgo	as Young Eva
Servando Villamil	as Cipriano Reyes
Andrea Corr	as Peron'S Mistress
Peter Polycarpou	as Domingo Mercante
Gary Brooker	as Juan Bramuglia
Mayte Yerro	as Julieta
Adrian Collado	as Carlos
Gabriel Kraisman	as Cinema Manager
Martin Drogo	as Young Juan
Venesa Weis	as Young Blanca
Veronica Ferrari Risler	as Young Elisa
Aldana Garcia Soler	as Young Erminda
Domingo Chiofalo	as Chivolcoy Priest
Ismael Osorio	as Juan Duarte Sr
John Coverdale	as Junin Tango Band - Member
Roderick Hart	as Junin Tango Band - Member
Ian Hill	as Junin Tango Band - Member
Rob Levy	as Junin Tango Band - Member
Teddy Peiro	as Junin Tango Band - Member
Joe Townsend	as Junin Tango Band - Member
Mark Ryan	as Junin Bar - Waiter
Gordon Neville	as Junin Bar - Waiter
Frederick Warder	as Junin Bar - Waiter
Albin Pahernik	as Eva'S Dance Partner
Luca Tommassini	as Eva'S Dance Partner
Denis Tremblay	as Eva'S Dance Partner
Eva Vari	as Senora Magaldi