Sister, Sister (1987)Two sisters turn their family mansion in Louisiana into a guest house. One of their guests is an aide to a congressman, and turns their lives inside out. Director:Bill Condon |
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Sister, Sister (1987)Two sisters turn their family mansion in Louisiana into a guest house. One of their guests is an aide to a congressman, and turns their lives inside out. Director:Bill Condon |
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| Eric Stoltz | ... |
Matt Rutledge
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| Jennifer Jason Leigh | ... |
Lucy Bonnard
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| Judith Ivey | ... |
Charlotte Bonnard
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| Dennis Lipscomb | ... |
Cleve Doucet
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Anne Pitoniak | ... |
Mrs. Bettlehelm
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| Benjamin Mouton | ... |
Etienne LeViolette
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| Natalija Nogulich | ... |
Fran Steuben
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Richard Minchenberg | ... |
Lenny Steuben
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Bobby Pickett | ... |
Roger
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| Jason Saucier | ... |
Jud Nevins
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| Jerry Leggio | ... |
Mr. Bonnard
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Fay Cohn | ... |
Mrs. Bonnard
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Ashley McMurry | ... |
Young Lucy
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Ben Cook | ... |
Young Matt
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Casey Levron | ... |
Young Etienne
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Matt Rutledge is on business in the Louisiana country. He decides to stay at an old house which is a bed-and-breakfast type of place owned by two sisters, Charlotte and younger Lucy. Charlotte is in and out of love with town sheriff Cleve Doucet while seductive Lucy is attracted to Matt. Written by Anonymous
The director of this film, Bill Condon, later won a measure of acclaim for directing Gods and Monsters. His talent is already evident in this work which takes a familiar story and makes it work through wonderful gothic atmosphere and wonderful performances from Jennifer Jason Leigh, Judith Ivey, and especially Eric Stoltz. A nice combination of B-movie conventions with A-movie talent.