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Difference between revisions of "Bobby Dupea"
(New page: Born Robert Eroica Dupea and played by Jack Nicholson, Dupea is a former classical pianist who has rejected his musical heritage and family in the hit 1970 drama film ''[http://www.imdb.co...) |
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| − | Born Robert Eroica Dupea and played by Jack Nicholson, Dupea is a former classical pianist who has rejected his musical heritage | + | Born Robert Eroica Dupea and played by Jack Nicholson, Dupea is a former classical pianist who has rejected his upper class family and musical heritage to go work in the oil fields in the hit 1970 drama film ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065724/ Five Easy Pieces]'' (you know, the movie where Nicholson has a showdown with a waitress over toast). |
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| + | The film also includes other musicians, including his sister Partita Dupea (pianist, played by Lois Smith), his brother Carl Fidelio Dupea (violinist, played by Ralph Waite), Carl's fiancée Catherine Van Oost (pianist, played by Susan Anspach), and Bobby's girlfriend and aspiring country singer Rayette Dipesto (Karen Black). | ||
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| + | The title is a reference to piano works. And his middle name "Eroica" is the common title of Beethoven's Third Symphony. | ||
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| + | [[Category:1970|Dupea, Robert]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Films|Dupea, Robert]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Fictonal classical pianists|Dupea, Robert]] | ||
Revision as of 06:29, 14 February 2018
Born Robert Eroica Dupea and played by Jack Nicholson, Dupea is a former classical pianist who has rejected his upper class family and musical heritage to go work in the oil fields in the hit 1970 drama film Five Easy Pieces (you know, the movie where Nicholson has a showdown with a waitress over toast).
The film also includes other musicians, including his sister Partita Dupea (pianist, played by Lois Smith), his brother Carl Fidelio Dupea (violinist, played by Ralph Waite), Carl's fiancée Catherine Van Oost (pianist, played by Susan Anspach), and Bobby's girlfriend and aspiring country singer Rayette Dipesto (Karen Black).
The title is a reference to piano works. And his middle name "Eroica" is the common title of Beethoven's Third Symphony.
