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2017 American film by Craig Gillespie

I, Tonya
I, Tonya (2017 film).png

Theatrical release poster
Directed by Craig Gillespie
Written past Steven Rogers
Produced by
  • Tom Ackerley
  • Margot Robbie
  • Steven Rogers
  • Bryan Unkeless
Starring
  • Margot Robbie
  • Sebastian Stan
  • Julianne Nicholson
  • Bobby Cannavale
  • Allison Janney
Cinematography Nicolas Karakatsanis
Edited by Tatiana S. Riegel
Music by Peter Nashel

Product
companies
  • LuckyChap Entertainment
  • Clubhouse Pictures
  • AI Film
Distributed by
  • Neon
  • 30West[1]

Release dates
  • September 8, 2017 (2017-09-08) (TIFF)
  • Dec 8, 2017 (2017-12-08) (United States)

Running fourth dimension

 119 minutes[2]
Country United States
Language English
Budget $11 meg[3]
Box part $53.9 million[four]

I, Tonya is a 2017 American biographical sports black comedy film directed by Craig Gillespie and written by Steven Rogers. It follows the life of figure skater Tonya Harding and her connexion to the 1994 assault on her rival Nancy Kerrigan. The flick states that information technology is based on "contradictory" and "truthful" interviews with Harding and her ex-hubby Jeff Gillooly, suggesting they are unreliable narrators. This ways the viewer must make up one's mind for themselves whether to see the picture show as the truth or as a version concocted past Harding herself.[five] It features darkly comedic interviews with the characters in mockumentary-manner, prepare in the modern 24-hour interval, and breaks the fourth wall. Margot Robbie (who also produced) stars as Harding, Sebastian Stan every bit Gillooly, and Allison Janney as Harding's mother LaVona Golden. Julianne Nicholson, Caitlin Carver, Paul Walter Hauser, and Bobby Cannavale likewise star.

Loosely based on actual events, the moving picture depicts Harding as a victim, reframing the narrative effectually her implication in the backwash of the criminal offense and other criticism of her deportment.[6] [7] I, Tonya premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2017, and was theatrically released in the U.s. on December 8, 2017. It grossed $53 meg worldwide on an $11 meg budget, and received positive reviews from critics, who mostly lauded the performances of Robbie, Stan and Janney.

At the 90th Academy Awards, Janney won for All-time Supporting Actress, while the film also earned nominations for Best Actress for Robbie and All-time Film Editing. It earned three nominations at the 75th Golden Globe Awards, winning Best Supporting Extra for Janney, who also won at the Screen Actors Guild and Critics' Option Movie Awards. Robbie herself was nominated for Best Actress at both shows.[8] At the 71st British Academy Film Awards, the film earned v nominations, winning All-time Actress in a Supporting Role for Janney.[nine]

Plot [edit]

In 1974 Portland, Oregon, four-twelvemonth-old Tonya Harding is forced to water ice skate by her abusive mother, LaVona Golden. As Tonya grows up, her parents take her out of schoolhouse to focus on her skating career, as she trains under coach Diane Rawlinson. Tonya's male parent leaves Tonya with her abusive mother. Tonya apace becomes 1 of the best effigy skaters in the United states of america, just is held back by her "white trash" reputation, home-made costumes and anarchistic selection of operation music (e.chiliad., ZZ Meridian). At 15, she begins dating 18-year-quondam Jeff Gillooly. They marry, but Jeff becomes abusive. When LaVona scorns Tonya for putting up with information technology, Tonya blames LaVona for raising her badly.

After a dispute with Diane, Tonya fires her and hires Dody Teachman as her new double-decker. Tonya becomes the first female person effigy skater to complete two triple Axel jumps in competition. At the 1992 Wintertime Olympics, Tonya fails to stick her landings and finishes quaternary. Defeated, she moves in again with Jeff and takes a job as a waitress, but Diane convinces her to train for the 1994 Winter Olympics. On the day of her November 1993 competition at the Northwest Pacific Regional Championships in Portland, Tonya receives a decease threat and chooses not to compete. Realizing that he can sabotage Tonya's competition, Jeff instructs his friend Shawn Eckardt to send death threats to Tonya's rival Nancy Kerrigan. Tonya makes a phone call trying to locate Kerrigan's grooming arena and her exercise times. Eckardt hires two inept crooks to attack Kerrigan after a practise session in Detroit. On January half-dozen, 1994, Eckardt's henchmen strike Kerrigan's knee; she cannot compete at the next twenty-four hour period'due south National contest. The hired henchmen are arrested.

Eckardt's bragging apace leads the FBI to him. He blames Jeff, who is horrified to larn that Eckardt instigated the unabridged affair in social club to become attention. Tonya qualifies for the Olympic team but realizes she will exist found guilty past clan. She goes to the FBI and tells them what Jeff and Eckardt did, just they bear witness her interview transcript to Jeff afterwards his arrest, and he races dwelling house to confront her. She briefly speaks to Jeff from behind a locked door, then climbs out the window, leaving him for good. Jeff later implicates Tonya, saying she knew almost the assault.

LaVona visits Tonya and offers her kind words; however, when LaVona asks if Tonya knew annihilation most the crime, Tonya realizes she is wearing a wire and throws her mother out. Jeff, Eckardt, and the henchmen are charged, with Tonya'due south hearing postponed until afterward the Olympics. Tonya finishes eighth and Nancy Kerrigan wins the silverish medal. Tonya avoids jail but is banned from competitive figure skating for life. Heartbroken, she begs the guess to give her jail time but not to take abroad the i matter that she knows how to do; the judge refuses.

Jeff acknowledges that he ruined Tonya's career. He changes his name, remarries, opens a pilus salon, divorces, and remarries. LaVona moves to Washington state and has no contact with Tonya. Tonya remarries, divorces, takes up professional battle, and becomes a landscaper, house painter and deck builder. She now lives happily with her seven-year-erstwhile son and third husband. Text at the cease states that she wants people to know she'southward a skilful mother.

Cast [edit]

  • Margot Robbie equally Tonya Harding
    • Mckenna Grace as immature Tonya Harding
    • Maizie Smith every bit Tonya Harding (historic period 4)
  • Sebastian Stan as Jeff Gillooly, Harding's lover and friend, afterwards hubby
  • Allison Janney every bit LaVona Golden, Harding's abusive female parent
  • Julianne Nicholson equally Diane Rawlinson, Harding's skating motorbus and Bob'due south wife
  • Caitlin Carver as Nancy Kerrigan, Harding'southward skating rival and Olympic teammate, and the victim of the 1994 attack
  • Bojana Novakovic as Dody Teachman, some other of Harding's coaches
  • Paul Walter Hauser as Shawn Eckardt, a bodyguard and friend of Gillooly
  • Bobby Cannavale as Martin Maddox, a former reporter
  • Dan Triandiflou every bit Bob Rawlinson, Diane's married man and Tonya's attorney
  • Ricky Russert equally Shane Stant, hired past Jeff and Shawn to attack Nancy
  • Anthony Reynolds as Derrick Smith, Stant's uncle, previous friend of Eckardt, first hired to attack Nancy before recruiting Shane himself to injure her
  • Cassidy Balkcom equally Oksana Baiul, Kerrigan'southward competitor in the Winter Olympics (uncredited)
  • Fi Dieter as Midori Ito (uncredited)

Product [edit]

Screenwriter Steven Rogers was inspired to write the picture after watching a documentary well-nigh ice skating which mentioned Tonya Harding.[x] Rogers arranged separate interviews with Harding and her ex-husband Jeff Gillooly. They remembered the events of the 1994 scandal very differently. Rogers decided, "Well, that's my style in - to put everyone's point of view out there, so permit the audience decide."[10] He later said that the film was really almost "things we tell ourselves in gild to…live with ourselves…how we change the narrative, then want that to exist the narrative."[xi]

Regarding Gillooly, Rogers stated, "What'south curious nigh Jeff is that he refused to take whatever coin for life rights, for his interview, for anything."[12] He remembered Jeff Gillooly saying that Harding was a slap-up figure skater.[13] Co-ordinate to Rogers, Gillooly also said that it was his own idea to threaten Nancy Kerrigan's ability to perform and took responsibility for his office in Harding'southward 1994 ruin: "he doesn't want to profit from information technology."[12] [xiii]

Margot Robbie, who played Harding and co-produced the motion picture, did not realize the screenplay was based on a existent event until subsequently she finished reading it.[xiv] Immediately prior to filming, Robbie flew from Los Angeles to Portland, Oregon to run into Harding.[14] To prepare for the skating scenes, Robbie trained for four months.[xiv] Heidi Munger and Anna Malkova served as skating doubles and Sarah Kawahara provided coaching and choreography.[15] [16] The product was unable to detect a skating double who could perform a triple Axel, which was achieved by visual effects.[17]

Rogers wrote the part of Tonya'south mother LaVona for Allison Janney; she is a longtime friend of Rogers, just the "stars had [not] aligned" for them to work together until he completed the script for I, Tonya.[ten] Janney said the part was one of the most challenging of her career.[10] Presently after the film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, she said, "I think LaVona was really a very smart woman, very articulate[...] She was non messing around and didn't want [Tonya] distracted[...] She wanted [Tonya] to know that it was going to be difficult work, and knowing her daughter needed to be told she couldn't practise it in order to do it was LaVona'due south way of saying, 'I was there to inspire her'."[18]

Director Craig Gillespie was interested in the project because he "realized it was a great opportunity to revisit the story and make a commentary about how the media treats people."[19] He did add that he didn't "experience cracking about having to drag Nancy's name back into this." Gillespie said that he tried, in the picture, to present Harding "in a very honest style" without "trying to pull those heartstrings... merely showing you why she is the mode she is."[20]

Primary photography began in tardily Jan 2017 in Macon, Georgia, where Macon Coliseum was used as a gear up.[21] [22] [23] Throughout the shoot, Robbie suffered from a herniated disc in her neck and had routine MRIs to ensure it was safe for her to go along filming skating scenes.[14] Filming wrapped in late February of that year,[24] with pickups in Atlanta on May 16.[25] [26]

Music [edit]

Some of the songs of the soundtrack were used in Harding's real routines, such as ZZ Pinnacle's "Sleeping Pocketbook". Others were selected by music supervisor Susan Jacobs: tracks from 1970s such every bit Fleetwood Mac'due south "The Chain" or Supertramp'due south "Goodbye Stranger" came from an era when music was "powerful and total" and "warm." Jacobs felt the "classic rock songs filled the picture without getting in the way of the story." Critic Emily Manning found that others, such equally En Vogue's "Costless Your Mind" and Center'due south "Barracuda", created "an interesting parallel between Tonya's tenacity and ambition."[27] The film ends with Siouxsie and the Banshees' encompass of "The Passenger";[28] Manning wrote: "There was something really right almost seeing Tonya skate to Siouxsie."[27] Jacobs said that "The Passenger" was "something obviously female person and the lyrics [resonated]". The lyrics of Dire Straits' "Romeo and Juliet" were besides of import equally "they felt like the story".[28]

A soundtrack was released on Dec eight, 2017, past Milan Records, featuring songs used in the motion picture past various artists and tracks from the original score.[29]

Track list [edit]

I, Tonya (Original Motion Movie Soundtrack)
Soundtrack album by

diverse artists
Released
  • December eight, 2017 (2017-12-08)
Genre Soundtrack
Length 67:07 [29]
Characterization Milan Records
Producer Various
No. Title Artist Length
1. "Fair to Beloved Me" Mark Batson 2:08
2. "Devil Woman" Cliff Richard 3:34
3. "Falling star" Bad Company 6:xv
4. "Romeo and Juliet" Dire Straits half dozen:01
5. "A Fair Shot dagger" Peter Nashel ane:52
six. "Free Your Heed" En Vogue 4:53
seven. "Goodbye Stranger" Supertramp 5:48
viii. "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" Chris Stills 4:00
nine. "The Chain" Fleetwood Mac 4:29
10. "The Incident dagger" Peter Nashel ii:51
11. "Barracuda" Heart 4:22
12. "Gloria" Laura Branigan iv:49
13. "Gone Daddy Gone" Violent Femmes 3:06
xiv. "Dream a Little Dream of Me" Doris Day 3:43
fifteen. "The Passenger" Siouxsie and the Banshees iv:09
xvi. "Tonya Suite dagger" Peter Nashel 5:04

dagger original score rail

Boosted songs featured in the film [edit]

  • "Hey Mama Keep Your Mouth Close" by Dr. Feelgood
  • "Shining Star" by Fun Lovin' Criminals
  • "Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum
  • "Can't Y'all Come across" past The Marshall Tucker Band
  • "Sleeping Bag" by ZZ Acme
  • "Mysterious Nighttime" by Damon Criswell
  • "Feels Similar the First Time" by Foreigner
  • "Trivial Girl Bad" by Joanie Sommers
  • "Every 1'southward a Winner" past Hot Chocolate
  • "People Are Still Having Sex activity" by LaTour
  • "25 or vi to 4" by Chicago

Note: Boosted songs adapted from flick credits

Release [edit]

I, Tonya premiered at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2017.[30] Soon after, Neon and 30West caused domestic distribution rights to the picture.[ane] [31] [32] It was theatrically released on December 8, 2017.[33]

In Jan 2018, Dan Shaughnessy, columnist for The Boston Globe, asked Nancy Kerrigan in a telephone interview if she had seen the motion-picture show – she had non. When Shaughnessy posited that Kerrigan was one time "a victim of Harding's dysfunctional life", she agreed only emphasized that she was occupied with living her own life. Shaughnessy also asked Kerrigan to comment on whether she was "bothered by Hollywood'due south portrayal of Tonya"; she replied that the issue was no longer her business. Nancy Kerrigan said that her merely "role" in the 1994 scandal was recovering from an assail, "That's it", she finished. She went on, during the interview, to speak about how she remembered the scandal as "A bizarre thing. The whole thing was crazy, being that it's a story. I hateful, come on."[34]

Home media [edit]

The motion-picture show was released on DVD and Blu-ray on March 13, 2018.[35]

Reception [edit]

Box office [edit]

I, Tonya has grossed $30 million in the United States and Canada, and $23.9 one thousand thousand in other territories, for a worldwide total of $53.9 meg.[iv]

Afterward making $xi.half dozen million over a month in limited release, the moving-picture show made $2.ix million from 799 theaters in its wide weekend.[36] After the picture earned its three Oscar nominations, it was added to 161 theaters the post-obit calendar week and fabricated $three million.[37]

Critical response [edit]

On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, I, Tonya holds an approving rating of 90% based on 385 reviews, with an average rating of seven.80/10. The website's critical consensus reads: "Led past strong work from Margot Robbie and Allison Janney, I, Tonya finds the humour in its real-life story without losing sight of its more tragic – and emotionally resonant – elements."[38] On Metacritic, which assigns a rating to reviews, the film has a weighted average score of 77 out of 100, based on 47 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[39]

Christy Lemire of RogerEbert.com described it as "an irresistible, soapy mix of jealousy, contest and form warfare, fortified by powerful performances and unexpected emotional resonance."[40] Lemire also complimented Gillespie for "what would seem to exist an impossible high-wire act: He'southward fabricated a movie that's affectionately mocking—of this theatrical sport, of the idiots who surrounded Harding, of this hideous moment in fashion and pop culture—without really mocking Harding herself." In Rolling Stone, Peter Travers wrote that the film holds "a mirror upwardly to the class-witting America almost of us tend to ignore or dismiss – and makes united states come across ourselves reflected in it, as well. I, Tonya is funny as hell, but the pain is just equally existent. Y'all'll express mirth till it hurts."[41] Vulture praised Robbie's functioning, feeling she had constitute a new "weight".[42]

Ty Burr of The Boston Globe wrote that information technology was ane of the most surprising films of the year - a "multi-layered saga of talent and class resentment". He praised Rogers' script as "sympathetic but articulate-eyed, foul-mouthed but fair-minded". Burr wrote that the domestic abuse scenes are presented effectively because of the picture's style of "ironic as-told-to comedy that intentionally curdles when the extent of [violence]...and Harding'south grim credence...of it become obvious". Nevertheless, when writing of the scene where Harding voices how she has internalized a victim-like identity, Burr believed the filmmakers failed to appreciate the telescopic of what that really ways to her. He considered whether the filmmakers had an obligation non to exist among "the many vultures picking at [Tonya'south] popular-culture corpse". Burr did not call back the filmmakers properly addressed the predicament of making a film virtually Harding's media over-exposure.[43]

Richard Brody of The New Yorker felt the picture failed to find an original depiction of the working class, and "treats Tonya's background, her tastes, her habits, her style of talking, every bit a joke... The result is a flick that'southward every bit cheeky and dismissive toward Tonya Harding every bit it shows the world at big to have been".[44] In The Guardian, Jean Hannah Edelstein felt that the motion picture was "played for laughs" at the expense of its bailiwick.[45]

Allison Janney was widely lauded for her performance equally LaVona Gold, singled out for praise by critics. Christy Lemire of RogerEbert.com said: "Janney admittedly tears it up as the profane, chain-smoking LaVona Harding, constantly insulting Tonya and messing with her mind in the proper noun of making her a champion. Information technology'due south a showy, scenery-chewing performance but it'southward not one-note; Janney brings an undercurrent of sorrow to the function in revealing LaVona's twisted methodology." Michael O'Sullivan of The Washington Mail service wrote that: 'Janney steals every scene she's in, playing LaVona, a harridan whose nodding goes beyond tough beloved.' Helen O'Hara from Empire called Janney'south operation flawless and flamboyant, and an unforgettable one. USA Today said; "Janney is magnificent every bit Tonya Harding'south villainous and abusive mommy dear. No curse give-and-take goes unused and no scenery is left unchewed by the actress, who takes over whenever she's onscreen, whether dealing with a pesky parakeet or breaking the fourth wall."

Criticism [edit]

The film received some criticism for taking liberties with facts in order to make Harding sympathetic. Reviewing the film for The states Today, Christine Brennan, who covered the real story in 1994, wrote that "the moving picture certainly doesn't worry about letting facts arrive the way of a proficient story or bother to tell you that the only person Tonya has to blame...is herself."[6] In the Sonoma Index-Tribune and The Oregonian, J.E. Vader, who covered Harding's rise every bit a local up-and-coming hero, wrote a scathing review titled "I, Nauseated", in which she accuses Harding of beingness an "unrepentant felon" and "habitually 'truth challenged'", calculation that "this fantasy film is Harding's dream come true".[7]

Accolades [edit]

I, Tonya earned various awards and nominations following its release. At the 7th AACTA International Awards, Robbie won All-time Actress, while Janney won All-time Supporting Extra.[46] I, Tonya received 5 nominations at the 71st British University Film Awards, including All-time Actress in a Leading Office for Robbie, All-time Original Screenplay for Rogers and winning Best Actress in a Supporting Part for Janney.[47] The film likewise garnered five Critics' Choice Movie Awards, with Robbie winning Best Actress in a One-act and Janney winning All-time Supporting Actress.[48]

At the 75th Aureate Globe Awards, Janney received the Gilt Globe Award for All-time Supporting Actress – Motion Moving-picture show, while the flick was nominated for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and Robbie was nominated for All-time Actress – Motion Movie Musical or Comedy[49] I, Tonya gathered three Independent Spirit Awards nominations,[50] and a Producers Guild of America Award nomination.[51] Robbie and Janney were nominated for Outstanding Operation by a Female Player in a Leading Role and Outstanding Performance by a Female person Actor in a Supporting Role respectively at the 24th Screen Actors Guild Awards.[8] Rogers earned a nomination for Best Original Screenplay from the Writers Guild of America.[52] Tatiana Due south. Riegel won the American Movie house Editors Award for Best Edited Film (Comedy or Musical).[53]

At the 90th University Awards, Janney won Best Supporting Actress. Robbie earned a nomination for Best Extra and Tatiana Due south. Riegel earned a nomination for All-time Film Editing.[54] [55]

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