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I think that's who it was written for.. it plays like they were thinking of a real low rent, drug induced audience for this one..
Conn plays the stereotypically goofy-homely-vulnerable girl who is in love with Michael Zaslow, who plays the stereotypical yuppie-wannabe guy.
My brother plays "Moose" in this film.
Even better than where she plays the whore in the other so called performance of her life.
Oddly enough, it's Fred MacMurray who plays the more "screwy" part in this screwball comedy.
In this movie Vinnie plays a Newspaper sports writer (greyhounds to be precise),who during the course of the movie is easily is beaten up with ease and bundled over a balcony by a man who 10-15 years his senior.
The movie plays like a rejected NYU student film.
The only reason to see this film is Sung Hi Lee, the stunning model/actress from Korea who plays "Muka Laka Miki" (give me a break) in this otherwise crappy movie.
He plays it like he's a bored movie exec, rather than a bored movie exec who used to be a Shylock.
Directors of "The Messengers" Danny Pang and Oxide Pang are responsible for "The Eye" and its sequel and their premiere American picture plays like "The Grudge"-lite set in a farmhouse.A family of four move from Chicago to a run-down sunflower farm in rural North Dakota.Almost immediately their teenage daughter Jess starts seeing ghosts.Of course her parents and the police are skeptical.Admittedly the film is well-made and there are two or three effective scares,but relies too much on 'boo' effect.Still the plot is a carbon copy of many ghost stories and the ending is anti-climatic and stupefyingly awful.Scares are on the low side too with a tendency toward CGI.Overall,"The Messengers" is a pretty weak horror film that simply doesn't deliver.4
She's gonna fix his playboy ways, no matter what.Her real life son (weird looking) Peter Hays plays her screen son.
His real life wife plays her secretary.
A badly aged Joan Fontaine, almost unrecognizable here, plays a visiting doctor with a big bad secret, but in truth who cares?
Dino Morea plays a man who pays Emraan Hashmi to seduce his wife.
Udita Goswami plays the aggressive, capricious and angry wife.
Rutger Hower fans Don't BE FOOLED - he only plays a cameo in this movie and that's IT.
If I'm wrong about this, please feel free to correct me, but I believe OHS also plays in the town stadium, and the "Home of the Permian Panthers" sign that was shown at the stadium used to be at the practice field at Permian.
Van Damme usually plays a character who is living in France then due to a set of circumstances finds himself in another part of the globe where he has a brother who dies and it's up to Van Damme to get revenge helped by a character he's just met .
I think it was Socrates who said about plays that if a scene can be removed from a play without having any effect, then it shouldn't be there.
He plays the he-man, he hams it up and sometimes, he's unbearable.
This late-ish effort from Freda plays as a modern day (70's that is) Gothic thriller, but comes out short of thrills.
Dennis Hopper plays William Berrigan who has offered money for the land but has been turned down.
Not really all that much to this movie...either a stunt racer or a stock car racer has a flaming car in the beginning of the movie, goes to bar, is approached by a biker gang who ruins his chances with a very lovely lady, offer him a job, he goes back to their place, refuses, the police ask him to accept their ya go!!! What plays out is a very annoying little film that sees the hero not really do all that much and a biker gang that can kill and for some reason the police can not pin a crime on them.
Jack plays his usual Wiitches of Eastwick type character.
Nita Talbot plays the "friend" of the Radzoffs with withering interest.
Also, look for the big - I mean big - guy that plays the policeman.
Arthur Hunnicutt plays a very stereotypical role as a mountain man (probably the Ozarks) who goes hunting with his favorite coon dog.
Joe Pesci, oh my...Joe Pesci (who mysteriously is not cast) plays THE ULTIMATE stereotypical Joe Pesci movie character, complete with mob killing and constant use of the F word.
Billy Zane plays a not very nice person, and Juan P isn't actually much better if you really think about it.
Swain plays an invisible girl at a private school whose best friend is rich and does anything she wants at any time (Phillips).
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