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5 March 1999 (USA)
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love is a mother. more
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Eighteen-year-old mothers' son Harry (he lives with his overprotective mother Kate) shows his cruel...
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Debbie Harry Rocks!
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Norman Reedus | ... | Harry Odum |
 | Deborah Harry | ... | Kate Odum |
 | Adrien Brody | ... | Arnie Finklestein |
 | Paul D'Amato | ... | Fishetti |
 | Holter Graham | ... | Madden |
 | Peter Appel | ... | Abie 'The Bug' Pinkwise |
| Kathy Lee Hart | ... | Waitress |
| Paul Lazar | ... | Hyman |
| Eugene Leong | ... | Angry Chinese Man |
 | Clark Gregg | ... | Benjamin Taft |
 | Isaac Hayes | ... | Bill Bennet |
| Steve Itkin | ... | Rudolph Sax |
| Elina Löwensohn | ... | Iris |
| Jerry Adler | ... | Louis Varga |
| Anna Marie Wieder | ... | Madame Royce |
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Rated R for graphic bloody violence, strong language, sexuality and brief drug use.
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97 min
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In one scene, Harry is sitting in a cafe, and the Blondie song "Sunday Girl" is playing in the background. 'Debbie Harry', who plays Harry's mother, Kate, is the lead singer of Blondie.
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If you are a big Debbie Harry/Blondie fan, this movie is for you. I can't get over how great of an actress she is, and some of the "things" she does and says in this movie. She even has a flashback to when she was younger, and she's singing like she did in Blondie, not to mention that in one scene, the Blondie song "Sunday Girl" is playing in the background.
"Six Ways to Sunday" is about a kid, Harry Odum, who finds connections to make money by working for the mob. He lives with his mother Kate (Debbie Harry), and has a very close relationship with her. (Later in the movie, you'll see just how "close" they are!) This is a very dark comedy, great acting, great story, a great movie. Movies require you to think too.
Please watch this if you get the chance. If you don't like it, it's not that much of a waste of money. I got the DVD for $9.99, so I'm sure the video, or a rental copy, is much much cheaper. And like I said, Debbie Harry is terrific in this movie, as well as the rest of the cast. And when the film is over, and you watch the screen fade to black after the last scene as the credits roll, you'll think, "what a move."