Stuart sauve sa famille

Original title: Stuart Saves His Family

1995
PG-13
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

YOUR RATING

A self-help advocate struggles to put his dysfunctional family in its place.

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A self-help advocate struggles to put his dysfunctional family in its place.A self-help advocate struggles to put his dysfunctional family in its place.A self-help advocate struggles to put his dysfunctional family in its place.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Trivia
Julia Sweeney's character, Mea C, says "sorry" in this film 17 times.

Goofs
When Stuart is reliving his recurring dream about saving his father's life, the top of the airbag is visible as the stuntman falls from the roof.

Quotes
[Stuart is trying to calm his overweight sister Jodie on the phone]
Stuart Smalley: Okay, Jodie, I would never ordinarily say this, but... is there any way you can get to a pound cake?

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Kiss of Death/Jury Duty/Stuart Saves His Family/The Basketball Diaries/The Pebble and the Penguin (1995)

Soundtracks
I Want To Be Happy
Written by Vincent Youmans & Irving Caesar
Performed by The Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra starring Warren Covington
Courtesy of MCA Records

User reviews54

Featured review

If you know recovery, you'll love Stuart!

I don't know how funny this movie is to people who aren't involved in 12-step programs or don't know anyone who is. But to this 12-stepper, the movie is hilarious. Al Franken and crew seem to walk the narrow line between poking fun at the 12-step movement while also appreciating its good points. Lots of in-jokes here, and some very funny ones. I bought the home video version and have watched it several times. Al Franken, Laura San Giacomo, Shirley Knight, Julia Sweeney are all very good.