Вот ведь какая вещь язык.
Впервые я видела фильм на русском, и тогда впечатление от фильма у меня сложилось слабое.
Но в этот раз я наконец-то УВИДЕЛА фильм.
Потрясающий! Его настроение безоговорочно влечет к себе.
Столько красок! Цвета, наслаждения жизнью и страсти!
Вуди всё таки ГЕНИЙ!

Пенелопе - моя богиня! Какая же женщина! Какая актриса!
Нет, ну с Хавьером, который сам ХОРОШ, они просто созданы друг для друга!
Прониклась разумеется к языку, наблюдая за их разговорами.
Еще один иностранный язык, которым я страстно теперь хочу овладеть.



Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz married for real two years later.

For his brief driving scene in this movie, Javier Bardem underwent hours of driving instruction
and still didn't have a driver's license to show for his efforts when the movie wrapped.

Woody Allen wrote the parts of Cristina and Juan Antonio with Scarlett Johansson
and Javier Bardem in mind. Apparently, Bardem was his first and only choice for the male lead.

This is the fourth consecutive film where Woody Allen has filmed outside of the United States
(after Match Point, Scoop and Мечта Кассандры).
New York does feature as a filming location in the film but it is believed Allen has tired
of filming in New York, hence the existence of European locations in his recent work.

With Penélope Cruz winning an Oscar for her role as Maria Elena in this film,
it continues a mini-trend of young actresses winning Best Supporting Actress Oscars
in Woody Allen films after Mira Sorvino in Mighty Aphrodite and Dianne Wiest in Ханна и её сёстры and Пули над Бродвеем.

"Vicky Cristina Barcelona" was based on a screenplay Woody Allen originally wrote years earlier,
which was set in San Francisco. Since his deal for this film specified that it must be shot
in Spain, Allen looked for a story from his files that could be rewritten for a Spanish setting,
took his old San Francisco-set sсript and rewrote it to take place in Barcelona.