
Overview:
The story of the famous and influential 1960s rock band and its lead singer and composer, Jim Morrison.Status: | Released (1991-03-01) |
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Awards: | 3 nominations total |
BoxOffice: | $34,416,893 |
Screen: | Randall Jahnson, Oliver Stone |
Productions: | Carolco Pictures, Bill Graham Films, Imagine Entertainment, Ixtlan |
Production Countries: | United States of America |
Spoken Languages: | English |

Casts
- 5576: Val Kilmer - Jim Morrison
- 5344: Meg Ryan - Pamela Courson
- 6677: Kyle MacLachlan - Ray Manzarek
- 11805: Frank Whaley - Robby Krieger
- 6863: Kevin Dillon - John Densmore
- 7486: Michael Wincott - Paul Rothchild
- 147: Michael Madsen - Tom Baker
Crews
- 1152: Oliver Stone - Director - Directing
- 65553: Bill Graham - Producer - Production
- 57244: Sasha Harari - Producer - Production
- 2621: A. Kitman Ho - Producer - Production
- 149: Robert Richardson - Director of Photography - Camera
- 6051: David Brenner - Editor - Editing
- 4186: Joe Hutshing - Editor - Editing
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Reviews
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I KNOW I'm giving way too many stars for this, but I don't care; The Doors were one of my very first favourite groups. I fondly recall, when I was 11, and Elektra Records released 'The Doors' Greatest Hits', and the album-length version of 'Light My Fire' was played all the time on t ....
Continue reading ->Wuchak
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A hypnotic film, but it emphasizes the negative side of Jim Morrison and is filled with fabrications. RELEASED IN 1991 and directed by Oliver Stone, “The Doors” chronicles the Southern California band The Doors and their rise and fall between 1966-1971. The film focuses on charism ....
Continue reading ->Bazzjazz
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Not enough credit is actually given to this great piece of filmmaking. Oliver Stone at his finest, some acting performances of the highest degree. Kilmer is supberb as Jim Morrison. Arguably Meg Ryan's best performance. Great cameo's in the movie too.Including Billy Idol. Kyle MacL ....
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