Reuben, Reuben (1983)
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100% of critics liked it
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73% of users liked it
(201 ratings)
Tom Conti stars as a drunken Scottish poet who preys upon the lasses of a New England college town by swooning over them with poetry and bedding them with a passion. He'd probably have continued in such fashion for who knows how long, were in not for his encounter with a lovely homespun gal… More Tom Conti stars as a drunken Scottish poet who preys upon the lasses of a New England college town by swooning over them with poetry and bedding them with a passion. He'd probably have continued in such fashion for who knows how long, were in not for his encounter with a lovely homespun gal (Kelly McGillis), who sets his head spinning in a lovesick swirl and forces him to get his life on track. ~ Rovi
- Directed By
- Robert Ellis Miller
- Genres
- Comedy
- In Theaters
- Dec 19, 1983 Wide
Critic Reviews
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Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com
Very much in the British tradition of literary quality, this intimate, intelligent film is extremely well acted by Tom Conti in an Oscar-nominated performance.
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Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality and Practice
A comic adaptation of a witty Peter DeVries novel.
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Rich Cline, Shadows on the Wall
intelligent and very well-acted
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Cast
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Tom Conti
as Gowan McGland
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Kelly McGillis
as Geneva Spofford
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Roberts Blossom
as Frank Spofford
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Cynthia Harris
as Bobby Springer
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E. Katherine Kerr
as Lucille Haxby
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Joel Fabiani
as Dr. Haxby
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Kara Wilson
as Edith McGland
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Lois Smith
as Mare Spofford
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Ed Grady
as Dr. Ormsby
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Damon Douglas
as Tad Springer
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Paul Austin
as N.Y. Bartender
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Barry Bell
as Man at Bar
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Roger Black
as Bartender
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Jack Davidson
as George Spofford
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Robert Nichols
as Harry Pycraft
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Rex Robbins
as C.B. Springer
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Tom McGowan
as TV Interviewer
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Dan Doby
as Alvin