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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDivorced psychiatrist Larry meets widowed photographer Beth at a party in Manhattan. He walks her home. Each has two kids, although he rarely sees his. Will marriage work?Divorced psychiatrist Larry meets widowed photographer Beth at a party in Manhattan. He walks her home. Each has two kids, although he rarely sees his. Will marriage work?Divorced psychiatrist Larry meets widowed photographer Beth at a party in Manhattan. He walks her home. Each has two kids, although he rarely sees his. Will marriage work?
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- Casting principal
Dorothy Dean Bridges
- Larry's Mother
- (as Dorothy Dean)
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Along the emotional lines of "Ordinary People", but not as good a script. Good acting by Daniels, Fawcett, and a young Drew Barrymore. I was not sure where it was going until the end. At that point, you think you've got it, and then they twist again. I own it and have seen it three times. Most would be satisfied with just one viewing. gb
Don't EVER listen to the critics. Despite that fact that Alan K Pakula directed some of my favorite films of all time ('Klute,' 'The Parallax View,' 'All the President's Men'), I failed to see one of his best and most personal films for forty years simply because the critics disuaded me. Turns out, this film is just as good as any of the other great films he directed.
I won't go into the story because if you're reading this you already probably know something about it. What I will say is that the film is full of real moments, well observed. The film keeps you guessing which way it will go throughout and it's totally believable and laid out with measure, confidence and aplomb.
Jeff Bridges is the lead and he's never given a bad performance and here is no exception. Alice Krige is the smart and sexy woman he's in love with. But it is three actresses (Farrah Fawcett, Linda Lavin snd Frances Sterhagen) that really shine and Pakula shines, too, in the way he uses each of them. Each, in their way, gives what I would call the epitome of what I think of when I think Best Supporting Actress Oscar.
Why was the film not successful? Perhaps it seemed too upscale, too Patrician. The film features a good deal of symphony and jazz music and, since it all happens in New York, perhaps the film seemed too much like a Woody Allen without the belly laughs. It did, most assuredly, have a horrible ad campaign.
Either way, judge for yourself. I really loved it and could've missed out if I hadn't taken the chance.
I won't go into the story because if you're reading this you already probably know something about it. What I will say is that the film is full of real moments, well observed. The film keeps you guessing which way it will go throughout and it's totally believable and laid out with measure, confidence and aplomb.
Jeff Bridges is the lead and he's never given a bad performance and here is no exception. Alice Krige is the smart and sexy woman he's in love with. But it is three actresses (Farrah Fawcett, Linda Lavin snd Frances Sterhagen) that really shine and Pakula shines, too, in the way he uses each of them. Each, in their way, gives what I would call the epitome of what I think of when I think Best Supporting Actress Oscar.
Why was the film not successful? Perhaps it seemed too upscale, too Patrician. The film features a good deal of symphony and jazz music and, since it all happens in New York, perhaps the film seemed too much like a Woody Allen without the belly laughs. It did, most assuredly, have a horrible ad campaign.
Either way, judge for yourself. I really loved it and could've missed out if I hadn't taken the chance.
This was the first film i've ever seen that addresses what a man goes through emotionally when dealing with all the ramifications of divorce, separation from his own children and blending families when he enters into a relationship with a woman with children of her own. It deals with what it must be like to assume the role of caretaker in another man's house, with another man's children while someone else is in his former home with his children. Women and children aren't the only ones who have complex feelings when families play musical homes.
This film skips around in its early minutes, providing a disjointed story. But it is pleasant watching after it settles into a unified narrative.
The film revolves around the life of Larry Livingstone (Jeff Bridges), a psychiatrist whose life unravels, requiring him to create a new life. This requires patching together a new relationship with remnants of a failed relationship. In the main, this is a film about the complexities of blended families. And about the stresses that surround life's milestones.
The cast is strong. I especially enjoyed Linda Lavin's performance. There is an abundance of talented young actors, like Lukas Haas a few years after "Witness." And Drew Barrymore midway between "Firestarter" and "Poison Ivy." And Macaulay Culkin shortly before "Home Alone."
Larry's path is a bumpy one. This is definitely drama, not comedy, though there are some odd story choices that are almost comedic. Some fine background music contributes to the romantic bent of the film. Recommended for those who enjoy stories about the complications of life.
The film revolves around the life of Larry Livingstone (Jeff Bridges), a psychiatrist whose life unravels, requiring him to create a new life. This requires patching together a new relationship with remnants of a failed relationship. In the main, this is a film about the complexities of blended families. And about the stresses that surround life's milestones.
The cast is strong. I especially enjoyed Linda Lavin's performance. There is an abundance of talented young actors, like Lukas Haas a few years after "Witness." And Drew Barrymore midway between "Firestarter" and "Poison Ivy." And Macaulay Culkin shortly before "Home Alone."
Larry's path is a bumpy one. This is definitely drama, not comedy, though there are some odd story choices that are almost comedic. Some fine background music contributes to the romantic bent of the film. Recommended for those who enjoy stories about the complications of life.
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- AnecdotesFinal film of Dorothy Dean Bridges.
- Citations
Larry Livingstone: Sports! Thank God for sports!
- Bandes originalesBe With You Tonight
Words and Music by John Bussi
Performed by Cherri Red
Produced by Jimmy Maelen
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- See You in the Morning
- Lieux de tournage
- Société de production
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Box-office
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 4 795 009 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 1 832 536 $US
- 23 avr. 1989
- Montant brut mondial
- 4 795 009 $US
- Durée
- 1h 59min(119 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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