Trick

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7.2/10

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Tori Spelling, Christian Campbell, and John Paul Pitoc in Trick (1999)

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The misadventures of two young gay men, trying to find a place to be alone, one night in Manhattan.The misadventures of two young gay men, trying to find a place to be alone, one night in Manhattan.The misadventures of two young gay men, trying to find a place to be alone, one night in Manhattan.

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

9.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations total

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Trick

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Storyline

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Trivia
In the diner scene Miss Coco Peru (portrayed by Clinton Leupp) is seen crossing outside the window and entering the diner but never appears thereafter. This is because he was cut out of the following bathroom scene where Gabriel and Mark almost kiss, which is such a sweet moment that the director Jim Fall decided not to put in another joke with Coco.

Goofs
Missi Pyle's name is misspelled (Missi Pile) during the closing credits that show their pictures. It is corrected during the end crawl however.

Quotes
Mark: You know, I think it's good how this turned out.
Gabriel: You do?
Mark: Yeah. We got the hard part over with.
Gabriel: Oh, what about the sex?
Mark: What kind of a girl do you think I am?

Connections
Featured in MsMojo: Top 10 Best LGBTQ+ Romantic Comedies (2021)

Soundtracks
Enter You
Written by Jason Schafer
Performed by Tori Spelling
Published by Holy Wow, Inc.

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Featured review

8/10

Trick or treat

Not having seen the film when it was originally released, I caught up with it on IFC. The film is surprisingly light, as the director, Jim Fall, has avoided the usual cliches when dealing with the subject matter.

Mr. Fall was very lucky to find this cast, indeed. The three principals, Tori Spelling, Christian Campbell and John Paul Pitoc play very well together. It's a fun film to watch anytime at all. All types of audiences will enjoy this tale of romance, missed opportunities, and fulfilling a dream.

All this, and N.Y.'s Greenwich Village in the background, who could ask for anything more?