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All That Jazz

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All That Jazz (1979) is Bob Fosse's gimlet-eyed take on an especially hectic moment in his creative life: the period in the mid-'70s when he was directing and choreographing the Broadway musical Chicago while also directing the film version of Lenny. Fosse's Author Avatar, Joe Gideon (Roy Scheider), spends the film smoking, drinking, womanizing, and popping pills, all the while flirting with the Angel of Death (Jessica Lange), while the various women in his life look on with love, helplessness, or just plain exasperation. Between bouts of indulgence, he tirelessly works on his film, The Stand-Up, and choreographs some brilliant musical numbers.The opening audition sequence, set to George Benson's rendition of "On Broadway", has been endlessly imitated (Staying Alive, the film version of A Chorus Line, etc., etc.). One of Paula Abdul's music videos paid homage to "Airotica," the second half of the "NY/LA" number.Written by Fosse and Robert Alan Aurthur, directed and choreographed by Fosse. It won Academy Awards for Editing, Art Direction, Costume Design, and Score. It was also nominated for Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Cinematography, and Actor (Scheider).Compare/contrast 8½ and Synecdoche, New York.
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Creator Cameo
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Creator Cameo: Editor Alan Heim appears briefly as the editor of The Stand-Up.
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No Celebrities Were Harmed
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No Celebrities Were Harmed: In addition to Joe Gideon being Bob Fosse's Author Avatar, Cliff Gorman's Davis Newman is clearly based on Lenny Bruce.
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Hopeless Auditionees
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Hopeless Auditionees: There are several in the chorus call sequence.
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Morning Routine
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Morning Routine: Joe Gideon's morning routine includes Vivaldi's "Concerto Alla Rustica" on cassette tape, eyedrops, smoking in the shower, taking Dexedrine pills with Alka-Seltzer, and finally declaring into a mirror: "It's showtime, folks!"
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Title Drop
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Title Drop:
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The Cameo
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The Cameo: Wallace Shawn, Nicole Fosse.
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The Rival
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The Rival: Lucas Sargent is this for Joe Gideon. Overlaps a bit with Unknown Rival, since Joe doesn't seem to pay him much mind.
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Hollywood Heart Attack
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Hollywood Heart Attack: Averted. Gideon's symptoms are extremely realistic, part of the inspiration for the film had, after all, been the heart attack Fosse himself experienced in real life.
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The Musical Musical
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The Musical Musical
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Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism
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Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism: The film is all the way on the Cynicism side of the scale, to the point of nearly toppling off the side.
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The Hero Dies
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The Hero Dies: The last shot in the film is Joe's body bag being closed.
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Actor Allusion
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Actor Allusion: Cliff Gorman's Davis Newman, besides being a Take That! to Dustin Hoffman, also references Gorman's own performance in the title role of the Broadway production of Lenny.
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Face Death with Dignity
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Face Death with Dignity: Joe, when the Angel of Death comes to collect him.
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Warts and All
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Fosse's producers said that everyone he mocked in the film took it with a grain of salt because the person Fosse was hardest and most cynical towards was himself, Warts and All.
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Flatline
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Flatline: An electrocardiogram is built into "Bye Bye Life." We hear Gideon flatline at the end.
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Captain Obvious
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Captain Obvious: "They're taking their clothes off!"
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Chess with Death
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Chess with Death: Sort of. As flirty as he does to Angel of Death, he sometimes can be seen rejecting her intimate advances as he struggles to live. Especially after the "Hospital Hallucination" sequence, where he desperately asks if he's still alive, while being caressed by Angel of Death.
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Jerk with a Heart of Gold
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Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Joe doesn't seem like it at first, but as the movie goes on, you see he does genuinely care deeply for his daughter, Michelle. This even comes to play with Audrey (his ex-wife), who he has taken on directing NY/LA for, and Kate (his current-girlfriend), at least a little, despite his constant unfaithfulness. It's even implied in the final number that the reason Joe finally did die is that Kate had left him for someone else, and didn't love him anymore and it made him give up.
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Scenery Porn
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Scenery Porn: The sets of Gideon's dream sequences are all exquisitely designed with prominent Vaudeville theater motifs. It's telling that it won the Oscars for both Art and Costuming.
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Mating Dance
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Mating Dance: The "Airotica" ballet.
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Death Song
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Death Song: "Bye Bye Life"
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The Casanova
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The Casanova: Joe Gideon.
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Jukebox Musical
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Jukebox Musical: The soundtrack is made up of a mix of popular songs and showtunes ("On Broadway", "Everything Old Is New Again"), classical pieces ("Concerto Alla Rustica") and new arrangements of songs sung by the stars ("Some Of These Days", "After You've Gone", or "Bye Bye Life") with new lyrics or music. The only original numbers on the soundtrack are "Take Off With Us", the "Airotica" sequence, and the sort-of song "Hospital Hop".
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Author Avatar
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Author Avatar: Joe Gideon is one for director and co-writer Bob Fosse, struggling with the same hectic work schedule and vices as Fosse, and also like Fosse, his rough lifestyle eventually causes him to suffer a heart attack.
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Casting Gag
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Casting Gag: Ben Vereen's turn as creepy variety show host O'Connor Flood is extremely close to his role as the Leading Player in Pippin.
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Arc Words
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Arc Words: "It's showtime folks!"
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Dawson Casting
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Dawson Casting: In-Universe, Audrey is probably close to Joe Gideon's age (40s), but plays the 24 year-old main character of NY/LA.
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Roman à Clef
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Roman à Clef: Avowedly so. Joe Gideon is Fosse. Audrey Paris is his ex-wife, Gwen Verdon, and Michelle is their daughter, Nicole. Kate Jagger is Ann Reinking. Gideon's rival, Lucas Sergeant, is director-choreographer Michael Bennett. The composer-lyricist Paul Dann is Fred Ebb. NY/LA is Chicago, which Fosse was rehearsing at the time of his heart attack. All That Jazz refers to the opening song of Chicago. The Stand-Up is Lenny.
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Zipping Up the Bodybag
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Zipping Up The Body Bag: Accompanied by Soundtrack Dissonance.
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Mood Whiplash
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Mood Whiplash: The climax of Bye Bye Love is interrupted by Zipping Up The Body Bag, which is then followed by There's No Business (Like Show Business) camped up by Ethel Merman. Earlier in the film, scene after scene of cynicism, sleaze, and manipulation is suddenly interrupted by Joe's girlfriend and daughter performing a home-brewed dance routine set to the tune "Everything Old is New Again"...leaving Joe genuinely warmed and touched. (According to the DVD commentary, Roy Schieder had to ask Fosse to stop the scene more than once because it struck him as so sweet and beautiful that he was genuinely being moved to tears.)
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As Himself
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Kate Jagger is Ann Reinking.
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Amicable Exes
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Amicable Exes: Joe and Audrey seem to get along quite well — he's directing NY/LA so that she can star in it, and while they have a sort of a combative relationship, it's Audrey who stays with Joe in the hospital and takes care of him until his death.
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Muse Abuse
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Muse Abuse: Joe Gideon is portrayed as blatantly using the suffering his inveterate womanizing and over-the-top lifestyle causes for his friends, family, and lovers as inspiration for his work. They react pretty much as expected.
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Rule of Three
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Rule of Three: O'Connor Flood is heard introducing someone on three occasions. The first two times, he introduces them as "a great entertainer, a great humanitarian, and my close friend for (X) years" (Joe and whoever's with him at the time make bets on how many years O'Connor will say, and always lowball it). The third time, he's introducing Joe, and he is not nearly as complimentary.
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Death Is Dramatic
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Death Is Dramatic: Joe Gideon goes out in a hallucinated production number, complete with mostly adoring audience. Subverted by his actual death just being Zipping Up The Body Bag.
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Soundtrack Dissonance
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Soundtrack Dissonance: Especially at the end, with the one-two punch of "Bye Bye Life" and "There's No Business Like Show Business."
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Deadpan Snarker
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Deadpan Snarker: Dr. Ballinger has shades of this:
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Informed Flaw
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Informed Flaw: Victoria is supposed to be the weakest dancer in the cast, but doesn't always look like it. (Victoria can't sing, either, but we only get to see the composer's agonized reaction.)
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Take That!
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Take That!: Davis Newman, played by Cliff Gorman, sends up Dustin Hoffman, who was Lenny Bruce in the film version of Lenny. On Broadway, Lenny had been played by...Cliff Gorman (who was understandably displeased that the film role went to Hoffman instead of to him). The opening is effectively Bob Fosse declaring that he can do A Chorus Line better than Michael Bennett could.
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Too Dumb to Live
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Too Dumb to Live: Joe still keeps up his hard-drinking, chain-smoking, womanizing lifestyle, despite having a heart attack. Enforced, as Joe's unwillingness to accept his own mortality ("flirting with death") is a key theme of the film.
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Self-Deprecation
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Self-Deprecation: The entire film is essentially an exercise in it. Fosse's producers said that everyone he mocked in the film took it with a grain of salt because the person Fosse was hardest and most cynical towards was himself, Warts and All.
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Corrupt Corporate Executive
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Corrupt Corporate Executive: The producers seem more interested in profits than anything else (at one point discussing which companies will pay to have a song in their ads while the song is being written), and, when Joe is hospitalized, they start betting on him dying for an insurance payoff, while courting Lucas Sargent, another director, as a contingency.
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Prima Donna Director
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Prima Donna Director: Lucas Sargent has shades of this, especially during one scene in the diner — he's approached by a fan asking for his autograph. Sargent happily begins to sign said autograph as the fan praises his work, but his expression notably and instantly stiffens when she tells him that "Next to Joe Gideon you're my favourite director. I'm sorry your show was a flop". He bitterly finishing signing her autograph, before violently insisting that he'll get the cheque.
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Casting Couch
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Casting Couch: Gideon hires Victoria Porter out of lust, and winds up in bed with her shortly thereafter. Her attempts to use this to her advantage, however, don't go very well.
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Horrible Hollywood
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Horrible Hollywood: Broadway variant. Trying to get a role is an exercise in agony, if you haven't sold your soul to get your projects made it's because you haven't had them made yet, and the producers care more about who'll shell out for Product Placement than actually making something worth putting on the stage.
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Reasonable Authority Figure
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Reasonable Authority Figure: Dr. Ballinger, the doctor who first diagnoses and looks after Gideon, and who, exasperated by Joe's antics, is constantly explaining to him that his lifestyle and behaviour will lead to his death. Doubles as an Ignored Expert
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Whole-Plot Reference
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Whole-Plot Reference: To Federico Fellini's 8½, another surrealist Roman à Clef about a famous director struggling with his health, relationships and creative endeavors.
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Morality Pet
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Morality Pet: Michelle is this for Joe.
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Dream Ballet
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Dream Ballet: "Bye Bye Life" and the numbers leading up to it, sort of.
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Dying Dream: The "Bye Bye Life" sequence.
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Gallows Humor
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Gallows Humor: A dying Joe stumbles into the morgue, where he's met by a couple of confused morticians. He turns to them, smirks, and says "I'll be back" before turning and walking out.
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Death Seeker: Gideon spends the entire film flirting with Angelique, the Angel of Death herself. Most of the plot revolves around the likelihood of him experiencing death.
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