Ben Gazzara,
Beverly D'Angelo,
Christopher Walken,
Donal McCann,
John Turturro
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John Turturro's homage to the world of theatrical make-believe may fall short of the shining beacons of this Shakespearean genre--Ingmar Bergman's Fanny and Alexander and Jean Renoir's The Golden Coac...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 17, 2000
Stats: 43 reviews
A very cute, funny, sad, and heartwarming film. I love John Turturro...he is hilarious and a wonderful actor. His vision of the theatre is great and I have a feeling that's what it is like behind the scenes of a theatre company.
Amazing directing from Turturro and amazing cast (especially Christopher Walken)!
This is a wondfull, bizare, mad creation. Like Hamlet this is the play within the play theme and you can't tell which story is more important but try it, you'll like it. The acting is top notch from all and all play it to the hilt.
Tuturo is amazing no matter what he does~this movie is just my style... Great story line and interaction of characters
This is one of my top five favourite movies ever. Beautiful perfection.
I'm watching it right now as i'm writing this... it's a really fun film to watch; beautifully odd in a drunken poet sort of way** LoL =)
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