Quitte ou double

Titre original : No Looking Back

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Lauren Holly and Edward Burns in Quitte ou double (1998)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCharlie, a mechanic, returns to his coastal hometown after having left Claudia behind 3 years ago. He's hoping to continue what they had but she's moved on and in with Michael and is working... Tout lireCharlie, a mechanic, returns to his coastal hometown after having left Claudia behind 3 years ago. He's hoping to continue what they had but she's moved on and in with Michael and is working at a diner.Charlie, a mechanic, returns to his coastal hometown after having left Claudia behind 3 years ago. He's hoping to continue what they had but she's moved on and in with Michael and is working at a diner.

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Anecdotes
During his commentary for Les frères McMullen (1995), Edward Burns says that he and his fellow cast members have since nick-named this movie "No One Saw It."

Gaffes
When Charlie and Claudia are talking at the gas station, his hands switch positions back and forth between shots.

Citations
Mrs. Ryan: So is this a funny little visit, or are you home for good?
Charlie Ryan: Nah, don't worry. Don't worry. It's just a little visit.
Mrs. Ryan: Yeah? What happened? Fired again?
Charlie Ryan: No. No, this time... this time I quit.
Mrs. Ryan: [sarcastic] Oh? Good for you.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Newton Boys/Meet the Deedles/The Proposition/A Price Above Rubies/No Looking Back (1998)

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Written by Sheryl Crow
Performed by Sheryl Crow
Courtesy of A&M Records

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7/10

This movie might not be perfect, but I'm sure Ed will make one one day

This is the second movie I saw, written and directed by Edward Burns. The first I saw was "Sidewalks of New York" and I really enjoyed watching that movie. "No Looking Back" was unfortunately not as good as "Sidewalks of New York", but I still enjoyed watching the movie. The acting was good and I specially enjoyed Jon Bon Jovi, he was great. But I have one little remark: maybe Ed and Jon should have switched parts because Jon has more the look to play the rebel instead of Ed. But that's just a little remark.

I highly enjoy Ed Burns' movies. He is capable of making the perfect indies and I think he definitely have to continue making these kind of movies. His style is perfect and the way he tries to tell these stories is perfect as well! Keep up the good work, Ed! I'm really looking forward to see some of your other work!

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