play salieri
Play salieri
Austin Campbell
Caleb Stewart
Play Peter Griffin
Nicholas White
>Those were roasties laughing at me, father
Nolan Wood
*BRAAAAAAAP*
Eli Taylor
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Gavin Fisher
so what was the deal with those dessert things that looked like boobs
Easton Gonzalez
>Capezzoli de Venere
They're Roman chestnuts in brandied sugar
Charles Perez
yeah but why do they look like boobs
Josiah Wood
Apparently they were marzipan balls with roman chestnuts on the top. (Nipples of Venus). In the behind the scenes stuff, they were saying that they initially wanted Salieri to always be surrounded by sweets, and to always be snacking. That's why in the deleted scene (restored in the Director's Cut) when he's accompanying the singer in rehearsal, you see him sneak a sweet into his mouth before finishing the song. You remember at the beginning when his helpers are coming with food? Once again, sweet things. Same at the end when the helper at the hospital comes to get him 'sweet sugar rolls...he loves those...fresh sugar rolls'.
But most of that stuff was cut for the theatrical, so the nipples of venus and the beginning/ending are the only things that really made it in with regards to his sweet tooth.
Julian Peterson
Was Mozart really that much of an idiot?
Robert Brown
It's still very obvious that due to his self-enforced celibacy and removal of other pursuits, his vice is sweets.
Carson Baker
he had a shit fetish so...you tell me
Robert Parker
they're called nipples of venus or because everyones horny
Colton Campbell
Evan Robinson
nah. Hulce's character is exaggerated. but he did love shit jokes and dirty humor n all. he even wrote little songs and riffs about poop.
Bentley Hughes
It depends on what you mean. One of the things that heavily influences the opinion on his personality are his personal letters, which were kept and preserved by his father 'for posterity'. Unfortunately, these letters are written with the intimacy of a diary, so they reveal a lot about Mozart that quite frankly he might not have necessarily revealed to the public.
Amadeus exaggerated this to make the point that Salieri was a serious, committed, godly man, but was forced to deal with a comedic, lazy, godless man who had so much talent that it was offensive. That's why the movie is not an historical biography. But that's also why the movie is awesome in terms of drama.
Jordan Flores
His music is pretty shit, so I don't think it's a huge stretch to conclude he was an idiot.
Carter Carter
Shame trips were wasted on that comment...
Lucas James
mozart was the original brap poster
Zachary Wilson
Had a piece called 'Lick My Asshole' that's still regularly performed.
Zachary Jenkins
That was an ICP collab, no?
Trips confirm Mozart is shit.
Andrew Torres
m.youtube.com
Sounds like ICP
Michael Garcia
>On the page it looked nothing! The beginning simple, almost comic. Just a truck. Goons, hooded men - like a James Bond film. And then, suddenly, fingers on his belt, a CIA agent. A single man, standing there, unwavering... until a doctor trying to bring friends sweetened it into a scene of such delight! This was no movie by a corporate monkey! This was directing I had never felt. Filled with such dialogue, such inexplicable dialogue. It seemed to me that I was seeing the face of God.