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22 February 1991 (USA)
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On their 16th wedding anniversary, Deborah and Nick decided to work out all their differences ...in public. more
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On their 16. anniversary, during a shopping stroll, the lawyer Nick Fifer confesses his wife Deborah some affairs...
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Woody, California style
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Bette Midler | ... | Deborah Fifer | |
| Woody Allen | ... | Nick Fifer | |
| Bill Irwin | ... | Mime | |
| Daren Firestone | ... | Sam | |
| Rebecca Nickels | ... | Jennifer | |
| Paul Mazursky | ... | Doctor Hans Clava | |
| Gregory Moore | ... | Barber Shop Quartet | |
| Michael Brown | ... | Barber Shop Quartet | |
| Jonathan Guss | ... | Barber Shop Quartet | |
| David Frye | ... | Barber Shop Quartet | |
| Joseph Warren | ... | Joe Cool & the Coolers (Rap Group) | |
| Brian Warren | ... | Joe Cool & the Coolers (Rap Group) | |
| Darrell Mason | ... | Joe Cool & the Coolers (Rap Group) | |
| Marc Shaiman | ... | Pianist | |
| Augustin Bustamante | ... | El Mariachi Bustamente |
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89 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Australia:M |
Iceland:L |
Portugal:M/12 (DVD rating) |
Portugal:M/16 (original rating) |
Argentina:13 |
Chile:14 |
Finland:S |
France:U |
Germany:12 |
Peru:14 |
Singapore:PG |
Spain:T |
Sweden:Btl |
UK:15 |
USA:R |
Canada:14 (Nova Scotia)
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Most of the film's mall scenes where filmed on a sound stage in Queens, New York. It was a two-level set nearly a quarter mile long with over 150 fully stocked stores. Scenes with elevators and escalators where filmed at a real mall in Stamford, Connecticut. Some exterior shots where filmed at the actual Beverly Center Mall in Los Angeles.
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Deborah Fifer:
How about those two beautiful creatures? Think you can handle them?
Nick Fifer: Handle them? I can salivate over them.
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Nick Fifer: Handle them? I can salivate over them.
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References The Godfather: Part III (1990)
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EASY TO LOVE
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In Annie Hall, Alvy Singer observes that the only cultural advantage of living in California is that you can make a left on a red light. Here. in the thick of it, Woody's character is a committed Los Angelean with designer suits, fast-talking business deals but still with that underlying angst. There's a lot to recommend this relatively stagey effort from Paul Mazursky - the screenplay, the leads and the unique setting - although Kevin Smith has done it better since in Mallrats. What is perhaps missing here is any new revelation or insight into the characters who remain pretty much two-dimensional throughout. It is alas predictable fare but still worth a look for a touch of Woody as he might have been if California had enticed him over.