The life, success and troubles of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as told by Antonio Salieri, the contemporary composer who was insanely jealous of Mozart's talent and claimed to have murdered him.
Though there are dubious historical reports that the real Mozart had an obnoxious laugh, Tom Hulce created the giggle after Milos Forman asked him to come up with "something extreme." "I've never been able to make that sound except in front of a camera," Hulce later ... ...
Antonio Salieri:
Mozart! Mozart, forgive your assassin! I confess, I killed you...
Don Giovanni was not Mozart's "blackest" opera. Far from being dark, it was classified by Mozart himself as an opera buffa, or comic opera, and there's no evidence the Commendatore represents his father, Leopold.
"Amadeus" was originally a National Theater Production in London, then produced in America by The Shubert Organization, Elizabeth I. McCann/Nelle Nugent and Roger Berlind.
English, Italian, Latin, German
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