Death Becomes Her (1992) 6.2
When a woman learns of an immortality treatment, she sees it as a way to outdo her long-time rival. Director:Robert Zemeckis |
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Death Becomes Her (1992) 6.2
When a woman learns of an immortality treatment, she sees it as a way to outdo her long-time rival. Director:Robert Zemeckis |
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| Meryl Streep | ... | ||
| Bruce Willis | ... | ||
| Goldie Hawn | ... | ||
| Isabella Rossellini | ... | ||
| Ian Ogilvy | ... |
Chagall
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| Adam Storke | ... |
Dakota
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| Nancy Fish | ... |
Rose
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| Alaina Reed-Hall | ... |
Psychologist
(as Alaina Reed Hall)
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| Michelle Johnson | ... |
Anna
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Mary Ellen Trainor | ... |
Vivian Adams
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William Frankfather | ... |
Mr. Franklin
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| John Ingle | ... |
Eulogist
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| Clement von Franckenstein | ... |
Opening Man
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| Petrea Burchard | ... |
Opening Woman
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| Jim Jansen | ... |
Second Man
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Helen, a writer, and Madeline, an actress, have hated each other for years. Madeline is married to Ernest, who was once Helen's fiance. After she recovers from a mental breakdown, Helen vows revenge by stealing back Ernest and plotting to kill Madeline. Both rivals have secretly drunk a miracle cure for aging; they accidentally discover, when each tries to eliminate the other, that they have become immortal and that "life" will never be the same again. Written by froufrou
Death becomes her has a really good idea: what would it be like to live forever, stay young and beautiful? I don´t consider this movie gives an answer to that, but it represents one over-exaggerated view - a particularly well-carried out view. Goldie Hawn and Meryl Streep make an unique performance and fit perfectly to their roles. Interesting was also to see Bruce Willis in so different kind of movie I have used to see him. The plot was a little bit too easy to guess beforehand, but I didn´t mind. Just great!