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Well made faux-Hemingway with Gregory Peck reprising his neurotic pilot from 12 O'CLOCK HIGH, but in a mostly British production; the other American involved is Robert Parrish who smartly helmed.
The acting is terrible from everyone involved in a significant role, what little their given anyway.
I thought the trailer looked great and the acting talent involved really is quite impressive: Julia Ormond, Richard Harris, Tom Wilkinson, and Gabriel Byrne.
Take Manu's sister Julie, who even at the day of the funeral of her brother seemed to care more for her cherished role in an opera; or Adrien, who loses himself in his role of potential savior of the AIDS-epidemic; or Mehdi, who was more involved with fear for his own health, and who switches shamelessly between Manu, Sarah and in the end even Manu's sister, while in the meantime relentlessly executing a witch-hunt on brothels and prostitutes, even if this means hurting innocent people like Julie.
Maureen O'Hara, at 80-something and looking great, plays a schoolteacher who becomes involved in the life of a former student and his wife.
The comedy genius of Leo McCarey (who did some fine comedies with the Marx Brothers) is involved & the film is well done.
Kevin was hilarious on that show, but given this material I actually felt sorry for him, and everyone else involved in the film.
OK, forewarned that the first episode was exceedingly slow, but promised that later episodes grew in depth and gentle village humor, I slogged through for the first five (a fan friend shared the first seven episodes with me in the usually strong theory that immersing oneself in characters one can lose yourself in their world) and skipped to the finale which involved amateur theatricals and somehow seemed emblematic of the whole enterprise.
Soon Valentino becomes a screen sensation and he becomes involved romantically with Rambova but technically he is still married to his first wife.
Kate Beckinsale plays a young lady among a decidedly strange group of relatives on an obscure English country farm and, while ostensibly there to write her first novel, brings change to the lives of everyone involved.
All the players are delightfully involved in their characters and all seem genuinely committed to this quirky little piece which is both lighthearted and eminently watchable.
I can't wait until I get to see the next movie with this director, these actors or actually anything with anyone involved in the making of if this movie.
It all just goes to show why the people involved in "The Road to Wellville" are so well-regarded.
I feel sorry for all the actresses (and some actors) involved.
No creativity involved here, just lampoon a wholesome show that you knew as a kid and insult it in any way you can over the course of several seasons.
They have been involved in TV series and movies almost from the day they were born.
Part of directing is not just planning how each scene is shot, but it's directing the actors involved in the film.
George in search of Cravat becomes involved with a winsome lounge singer(Nancy Guild)and her boss(Richard Conte).
Apparently, nobody involved with this rinky-dink thing was really thinking--not director Lawrence D. Foldes nor his TWO screenwriters, Russel W. Colgin and Michael Engel Don O'Melveny.
"Double Agent 73" is an amateurish and inept movie, yet there is an honesty about its amateurishness and ineptness: you get the feeling that the people involved didn't want to cheat you, they really did try to make an espionage / action movie, they just lacked the talent and budget required.
The always reliable Stockard Channing is also featured as her snobbish sister and Sam Waterston is charming as a man Alley gets involved with but this is Alley's movie and she forsakes any pretense of glamor to realistically portray an unsympathetic character in a difficult situation who somehow still manages to make us feel for her even though we know that a lot of what this woman does and feels is just wrong.
Less than half way through the movie my wife said she was hoping for a plot twist that involved the gun toting FBI son shooting this insipid twit just to shut her up - I enthusiastically concurred!
this is just plain bad!!!!!!!!!!not funny at all!!!are they going to take this off the air i hope! good god!!!!!i notice it has the talentless limited no range guy or girl (because hes kinda like pat from Saturday nite live) that made that stupid you tube video shoes!!this guy needs to just come out of the closet!!! he is suppose to be straight in this show god he couldn't be more of a fem!!!!and the rest of them are just not funny!!!!really bad concept as well, caught this once and that was enough for me!!im guessing that some of these comments are from the people associated with the show itself ,cause i watched it with a few people and we felt embarrassed for those involved in this.
Dagget's search for Miller gets him involved with the police who apparently now are defending the new government from being overthrown and retaken by the old order.
It isn't just some dry golf lesson that only golfers could appreciate, but a little humor and story involved in it, with a couple of famous Hollywood personalities.
If you like Rutten do him a favor and don't watch this! Anyone who gives this a good review obviously did not watch it or was involved with the production of it because no sane person who is familiar with television or film could find this at all acceptable to spend their money or time on.
He is involved, along with mute idiot Lon Chaney, Jr., in experiments involving the decapitation of young women in order to procure a special type of fright-induced blood.
I was expecting a ho-hum story but instead I found myself pleasantly involved with the characters, especially Eric Stoltz, who wasn't a lawyer or a plumber, but a male nurse.
Why did anyone involved with this wonderful franchise allow this trite to be filmed?
I rented this movie because of the actors involved - Ray Liotta, LL Cool J, Taye Diggs, Mekhi Phifer and the great Bruce McGill.
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