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Forced Retirement | Based On Novel Or Book
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A Man Called Ove is a heartwarming movie about love, friendship, and redemption. Grumpy widower Ove has decided to end his life after the death of his wife. However, his plans are constantly interrupted by his new neighbors, a young family who are always in need of his help. He eventually develops an unlikely friendship with the pregnant next-door neighbor, Marisol, and her family. Through this friendship, he learns to see the world in a different way and discovers the joy of helping others. The movie is based on the bestselling novel by Fredrik Backman, and it does justice to the heartwarming story. Rolf Lassgård gives a wonderful performance as Ove, bringing depth and nuance to the character's gruff exterior. The film strikes the perfect balance between comedy and drama, leaving audiences feeling uplifted and inspired. Overall, A Man Called Ove is a touching and poignant film that reminds us of the power of kindness and human connection.
Best Film | 2023 | Rita
Outstanding Film Wide Release | 2023
Best Original Score for a Comedy Film | 2023 | Thomas
Best Foreign Language Film | 2023
Best Original Song Independent Film | 2022 | Rita
Budget 50,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 108,961,677 USD
The original Swedish film adaptation was nominated for two Academy Awards and was the highest grossing foreign film of 2016 in the United States.
The young Otto is played by Truman Hanks, Tom's real life son, who was 26 years old during principal photography.
In one scene Tom Hanks face had to be digitally de-aged to make him appear in his mid thirties. The VFX team used footage and stills from 'The Burbs' (1989) to create a digital blueprint in order to achieve this.
The Fredrik Backman book and Swedish film were entitled A Man Called Ove.
Otto's clothes and wedding ring are too large (he wasn't eating). When Otto was reliving memories of his 20s-something self (played by his real life son Truman Hanks) you can briefly see a reflection as the older, present day Otto.
"Otto Anderson: It was totally the Clown's Fault!"
"Abbie: Hi. What's your name? Otto Anderson: Otto. O-T-T-O. Abbie: I'm Abbie, O-T-T-O."
