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| General |
| Medium |
VHS |
| Production Year |
1991 |
| Certification |
PG-13 (USA) |
| Genre |
Comedy |
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| Nationality |
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| Format |
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| Amazon Link |
Buy from Amazon.com |
| Cast |
| Actor/Actress |
Role |
| Martin, Steve |
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| Tennant, Victoria |
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| Grant, Richard E. |
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| Henner, Marilu |
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| Parker, Sarah Jessica |
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| Other People |
| Director |
Jackson, Mick |
| Producer |
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| Writer |
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| Composer |
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| Studio |
Live / Artisan |
| Features |
| Language Tracks |
English |
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| Audio Tracks |
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| Running Time |
98 |
| Aspect Ratio |
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| Color Mode |
Color |
| Plot Summary |
Steve Martin wrote this film as a meditation on both love and Los Angeles (and then-wife Victoria Tennant). He plays a L.A. TV weatherman who finds himself conflicted about what to do with his life, both professionally and personally. As he works his way through a couple of relationships (including a very funny one with a frisky Sarah Jessica Parker, who talks him into colonic therapy), he discovers a L.A. freeway sign that gives him romantic advice. It helps him realize what he knows intuitively: that the British woman he is attracted to (Tennant) is the one he should pursue. A big cast (and lots of cameos) have fun with this witty (if slight) material and director Mick Jackson adds visual pizzazz. --Marshall Fine |
| Personal |
| Personal Rating |
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| Purchase Date |
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| Gift |
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| Purchase Price |
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| Loaned |
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| Keywords |
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| Location |
BOX 6 |
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