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El show de Truman es una película estadounidense de comedia-drama psicológica de 1998[4] dirigida por Peter Weir, producida por Scott Rudin, Andrew Niccol, Edward S. Feldman y Adam Schroeder, y escrita por Niccol. La película está protagonizada por Jim Carrey en el papel de Truman Burbank, un hombre que creció viviendo una vida ordinaria que -sin saberlo- se desarrolla en un gran plató poblado por actores para un programa de televisión sobre él. El reparto incluye a Laura Linney, Ed Harris, Noah Emmerich, Natascha McElhone, Holland Taylor, Paul Giamatti y Brian Delate.

El show de Truman era originalmente un guión de Niccol, inspirado en un episodio de 1989 de The Twilight Zone llamado “Special Service” (escrito por J. Michael Straczynski)[5] A diferencia del producto final, era más un thriller de ciencia ficción, con la historia ambientada en la ciudad de Nueva York. Scott Rudin compró el guión y puso en marcha la producción en Paramount Pictures. Brian De Palma iba a dirigir antes de que Weir firmara como director, lo que supuso que la película costara 60 millones de dólares, 20 millones menos de lo estimado originalmente. Niccol reescribió el guión mientras el equipo esperaba la firma de Carrey. La mayor parte del rodaje tuvo lugar en Seaside, Florida, una comunidad planificada situada en el Panhandle de Florida.

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The Truman Show originated from a screenplay by Niccol inspired by an episode of The Twilight Zone titled “Special Service.”[4] Unlike the finished film, it was a science fiction thriller set in New York City. Scott Rudin bought the script to produce it with Paramount Pictures as distributor. The film was to be directed by Brian De Palma, but Weir was finally hired as director; making the film for sixty million dollars, twenty million less than originally estimated. Niccol rewrote the script while the production waited for Carrey to join the project. Most of the filming took place in Seaside, a planned community located in the Florida panhandle.

The film was a box office success, received critical acclaim from film critics and was nominated for Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA and Saturn awards. The Truman Show has been studied as a thesis in Christianity, metaphilosophy, simulated reality, surveillance, existentialism and reality television.

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The Truman Show is an American film directed by Peter Weir and starring Jim Carrey and Ed Harris. Released in 1998, the film earned three Oscar nominations for Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Ed Harris), and Best Original Screenplay.

The film starts from day 10,909 of Truman’s life (and thus of the program). It begins in the style of a television show, with opening credits and interviews with the three main characters: Christof (the show’s creator), Meryl (the wife) and Marlon (the best friend). Throughout the film, scenes of Truman are intercut with scenes of people on the outside watching “The Truman Channel.” The film shows many of Truman’s needs for security – his job as an insurance agent, his fear of water and sailing – set against his enormous desire to explore the world, to travel, to simply leave Seaheaven behind. In one of the attempts to keep Truman from deciding to leave the island on which he lives, he encounters the prepared death of his father at the hands of a storm on the high seas, a menacing dog in his path as he attempts to explore the island, and other explicit ways to discourage him in his desires.

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The Truman Show originated from a screenplay by Niccol inspired by an episode of The Twilight Zone titled “Special Service.”[4] Unlike the finished film, it was a science fiction thriller set in New York City. Scott Rudin bought the script to produce it with Paramount Pictures as distributor. The film was to be directed by Brian De Palma, but Weir was finally hired as director; making the film for sixty million dollars, twenty million less than originally estimated. Niccol rewrote the script while the production waited for Carrey to join the project. Most of the filming took place in Seaside, a planned community located in the Florida panhandle.

The film was a box office success, received critical acclaim from film critics and was nominated for Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA and Saturn awards. The Truman Show has been studied as a thesis in Christianity, metaphilosophy, simulated reality, surveillance, existentialism and reality television.

Eduardo José Cazorla