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Telling You (1998)Two college graduates who find themselves stuck behind the counter of a pizza parlor while their friends move on struggle to find a new direction for their lives. Director:Robert DeFranco |
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| Peter Facinelli | ... |
Phil Fazzulo
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| Andy Berman | ... |
Howard Gurtler
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Robert DeFranco | ... |
Steve Fagan
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| Gary Wolf | ... |
John Foley
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| Dash Mihok | ... |
Dennis Nolan
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| Richard Libertini | ... |
Mr. P
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| Jennifer Love Hewitt | ... |
Deb Freidman
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| Gina Philips | ... |
Kristen Barrett
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| Jennifer Jostyn | ... |
Beth Taylor
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| Frank Medrano | ... |
Sal Lombardo
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| Jensen Daggett | ... |
Susan
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| Matthew Lillard | ... |
Adam Ginesberg
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| Shanna Moakler | ... |
Cheryl Tangeray
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| Charlotte Ayanna | ... |
Allison Fazio
(as Charlotte Lopez)
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| Marc Bossley | ... |
Tommy Spahn
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Two college graduates who find themselves stuck behind the counter of a pizza parlor while their friends move on struggle to find a new direction for their lives.
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7 August 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Saw this on Comedy Central last month. Some of it is downright silly but throughout there was something sad and honest about it. Facinelli and Mihok are great together. Scenes with the old man (who apparently is the Ancient Mariner of Coleridge's epic poem) are compelling but kind of seem out of place. Or maybe not- that's what I mean by weird. The movie has a confused leading character and the story doesn't exactly clear things up, but in a way, that's the point. The actors get to be outrageous but everyone knows these types of people so it's a believable world. Kinda reminds me of that idle time right after college, back at home, and not knowing what, if anything was going to become of life. Good parts, good ending, but it makes very amateur mistakes.