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For the role Robert De Niro went through a lot of physical training. Then in the real Brooklyn boxing match, he participated in three games and won two of them.
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Although there were only a few minutes of boxing scenes in the film, in order to design precise fighting movements, they took 6 weeks to shoot.
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During the preparation for the role of Jack Lamot, Robert De Niro often met with Lamot in reality, and the two became very close friends.
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The wedding scene on the roof was directed by Martin Scorsese’s father, while he himself was lying in a hospital bed.
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Some of the clips and scenes in the movie are from the 1954 .
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In order to make this film, actor Robert De Niro and boxing champion Jack La Mota studied boxing for a year.
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In order to play the boxing champion in his later years, he did not hesitate to destroy himself and gain 60 pounds in 40 days.
Raging Bull behind the scenes gags
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Curtis 2022-03-24 09:01:16
Once I was blind and now I can see.
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Herminio 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Technically, I admit it from the bottom of my heart. From light to sound to photography to editing, the texture of black and white pictures is very flavorful. But emotionally it's really hard to like the story, including the character of Jake. De Niro did a really good job, so good that I was so anxious and angry that I didn't have any sympathy for this sad man in the end. I know you're not a bad person, but you're definitely not a good person either. @SFC
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Joey LaMotta: They only gave him that fuckin' decision because he's goin' in the Army next week. That's the only reason.
Jake La Motta: I knocked him down. I don't know what else I gotta do. I don't know what I gotta do...
Joey LaMotta: You won and they robbed ya! They're miserable because their mothers take it up the fuckin' ass! That's why.
Jake La Motta: I've done a lot of bad things, Joey. Maybe it's comin' back to me. Who knows? I'm a jinx maybe. Who the hell knows?
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[Sugar Ray Robinson has just battered Jake La Motta half to death, but Jake has stayed on his feet]
Jake La Motta: You didn't get me down, Ray.