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Open House

  • 2004
  • 1h 35m
IMDb RATING
5.4/10
256
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James Duval, Sally Kellerman, Ann Magnuson, Kellie Martin, Hedy Burress, Jerry Doyle, Jenna Leigh Green, and Daniel Hagen in Open House (2004)
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To keep a roof over her head, and that of her son Travis, after her shallow husband David deserts them, middle-class mom Samantha Morrow, a middle-class mom decides to take in boarders.To keep a roof over her head, and that of her son Travis, after her shallow husband David deserts them, middle-class mom Samantha Morrow, a middle-class mom decides to take in boarders.To keep a roof over her head, and that of her son Travis, after her shallow husband David deserts them, middle-class mom Samantha Morrow, a middle-class mom decides to take in boarders.

  • Director
    • Dan Mirvish
  • Writers
    • Dan Mirvish
    • Lawrence A. Maddox
  • Stars
    • Hedy Burress
    • James Duval
    • Jerry Doyle
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.4/10
    256
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Dan Mirvish
    • Writers
      • Dan Mirvish
      • Lawrence A. Maddox
    • Stars
      • Hedy Burress
      • James Duval
      • Jerry Doyle
    • 23User reviews
    • 4Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Hedy Burress
    Hedy Burress
    • Gloria Hobbs
    James Duval
    James Duval
    • Joel Rodman
    Jerry Doyle
    Jerry Doyle
    • Dave Torkenson
    Jenna Leigh Green
    Jenna Leigh Green
    • Betty
    Daniel Hagen
    Daniel Hagen
    • Marvin Tibbett
    • (as Dan Hagen)
    Sally Kellerman
    Sally Kellerman
    • Marjorie Milford
    Ann Magnuson
    Ann Magnuson
    • Sarah Jane Tibbett
    Kellie Martin
    Kellie Martin
    • Debbie Delaney
    Robert Peters
    Robert Peters
    • Ron Tucker
    Anthony Rapp
    Anthony Rapp
    • Barry Farnsworth
    Ian Whitcomb
    • Dr. Santee
    Branden Williams
    Branden Williams
    • Stanley Nasser
    Joel Michaely
    Joel Michaely
    • Lamar
    Eddie Daniels
    Eddie Daniels
    • Colanda Jones - The Ho
    Kent Osborne
    Kent Osborne
    • Walter
    Jake Fernandez
    • Joey Tibbett
    Shawna Ballard
    • Moder Sakförare
    Sara Berkowitz
    Sara Berkowitz
    • Sue Levitt
    • Director
      • Dan Mirvish
    • Writers
      • Dan Mirvish
      • Lawrence A. Maddox
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    User reviews23

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    10crazynutsokatie

    Fantabulous!

    This movie is excellent. I suggest anyone watch it and laugh at the fact that most of the actors and actresses cannot sing worth a damn. Its wonderfully silly!! You must watch it!!I love the way Anthony Rapp played Berry. He was so cute. And the couples are funny. Watch out for a few shockers, trust me, nothing is what it seems in this movie. Watch it once sober and once drunk, and then you will understand it. I know, sounds weird, right, but trust me on this. FINGERSANDWITCHES!!! You must must must see this movie. Dan is amazing for making such a sugary sweet nonsensical musical. You should congratulate him on his genius. Dan is the coolest guy ever...and I mean ever.
    9tully-13

    More than a one time see

    OPEN HOUSE, starring Anthony Rapp, gives new meaning to musical movies. What can't be done live, can be done in a movie - editing and emphasis on simple steps to bring out character within scenes and people. The build-up humor related to that of a domino effect adding a sense of originality, entertainment, and sheer madness to this brilliant film by Dan Mirvish. The characters of OPEN HOUSE will have you in a mixture of emotions, which takes some rare talent found in this excellent cast and director. No part could have been cast better, no scene could have been shot better - no less, and no more could have been done for this film which truly does justice to the comedy of real estate, and musicals. OPEN HOUSE is more than a one time see.
    8inkblot11

    If you are "open" to the more unusual film offerings, you should find Open House a treat

    Barry (Anthony Rapp) is hosting an open house in the California area. When folks come to view the place, he breaks into song about how great it is. However, unknown to the young real estate agent, some folks that come to a look-over have another agenda. A young couple, for example, call themselves "sexy swipers", that is, they like to have quickies and steal loot on a walk through. Whoa! They have seen many a house without a purchase. But, wait, they may have competition from another duo of young things. There is also a hint that robbery is in the air, prompting man-and-wife police officers to hit the open house circuit. While they look for thieves they also wish to buy a nice house for themselves and start a family. Other individuals who come to Barry's place are a couple of doctors with their own plans as well. Then, too, at a neighboring house, another agent (Sally Kellerman), alerted to the sneaky pilfering, makes an effort to catch the swipers. Are they any more revelations to be had at this unusual open house? This film is definitely in the realm of the "different", being a musical about real estate with singers of varying talent. How's that for offbeat? Its also remarkable in its take on that Sunday fixture, the open house, where a lot of extracurricular activity may be present at any showing. That was an eye-opener for this naive viewer! No, there are few stars besides Kellerman but that cast is truly adept at making each character memorable. The sets, costumes, script, songs, and direction are worthy, also. I got this movie in a Big Lots pack of 3-for 3 bucks, along with a favorite flick, Mr. Jealousy, and a disc with 10 wonderful old television show episodes. Wow, did I get the bargain of the week, as OH is the kind of movie that shakes up a humdrum day.
    10singin_gurlclh

    Fresh, hilarious, and different, Open House is a must see!

    I rented Open House because of Anthony Rapp, and after the very first song I knew that this was not what I had anticipated at all. I thought I'd be seeing a strange musical about of all things.. Real Estate! However, it proved to be new, fresh, different, funny, and entertaining to watch than I had ever thought. Who knew a musical on Real Estate could be so much fun? I absolutely love Open House, I think it's hilarious and all the energy and enthusiasm the actors, director, and other makers of the film have put into it help to make it so captivating. I love the song "My House" which comes towards the end of the film, I think it was my favorite because it was funny, but really sad and so sincere and raw with emotion, loved Anthony's voice in it. The DVD has some great features including, the alternate scene, middle "Japanese Version" which had me laughing so hard I was crying.

    The entire cast did a really great job, and I admire the way the film was put together.

    I'm definitely going to buy the DVD as soon as I can, and if you haven't seen it yet, you're really missing out.
    8cedthesloth

    Really bizarre, but lots of fun too!

    Open house is truly one of the most bizarre films I've ever seen! The storyline is SO unusual. It's got everything from "sexy swipers" to old has-been real estate agents to a dysfunctional guy longing for his lost past. The combination of the characters makes for an interesting new movie that was TOTALLY not what I expected. But that being said, I did like it. I thought Anthony Rapp was Fantastic! He was so cute in the movie, and I was especially impressed with his performance in the final scenes of the movie. Jenna Leigh Green, although she has a very minor part" was also hilarious and her voice is simply beautiful. The story and the music are different from anything you've ever heard or seen. It's something you'll want to watch, but make sure you're going into it with an open mind, because I guarantee that it won't be at all what you were expecting!

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    • Trivia
      All the actors sang live on set, with no lip syncing or dubbing.
    • Goofs
      Joel is seen clearly throwing his light-blue shirt onto the floor while lying on the bed. In the very next shot of him on the bed, he is still wearing the blue shirt.
    • Soundtracks
      Sellin' a Dream
      Performed by Sally Kellerman and Jerry Doyle

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    • Release date
      • May 7, 2004 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official site
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    • Language
      • English
    • Production companies
      • Bugeater Films
      • NeoFight Film
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 35 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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