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6.7/10   214 votes
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Director:
Mike Bencivenga
Writers:
Mike Bencivenga (writer)
Richard Levine (screenplay)
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Genre:
Comedy | Drama
Tagline:
A love story, straight up with a twist.
Plot:
Set in present day New York City, "Happy Hour" is a literate and often funny story of love and how to receive it... more | add synopsis
Awards:
5 wins & 1 nomination more
NewsDesk:
(12 articles)
NYC Summer Screenings
 (From The Flickcast. 7 July 2009, 10:50 AM, PDT)

Go Comedy! Hosts Happy Hour Comedy Night 6/19 To Benefit Gilda's Club
 (From BroadwayWorld.com. 15 June 2009, 6:49 PM, PDT)

User Comments:
A fine blend of tragedy and comedy with an excellent script and acting. more

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)

Anthony LaPaglia ... Tulley

Eric Stoltz ... Levine
Caroleen Feeney ... Natalie

Robert Vaughn ... Tulley Sr.

Sandrine Holt ... Bonnie

Thomas Sadoski ... Scott
Mario Cantone ... Geoffrey
Malachy McCourt ... Dr. Pitcoff
Michael Mulheren ... Kelly
Miriam Sirota ... Rachel

Cate Smit ... Publicist

Sam Breslin Wright ... Chris

Randy Evans ... Dave
Michael Minutoli ... Bruiser
Sean Conroy ... Doorman
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Additional Details

Runtime:
USA:93 min (Los Angeles Film Festival)
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
DTS
Certification:
Canada:14A (Ontario)

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Levine: I don't suppose she has a sister.
Tulley: Three brothers.
Levine: I can't catch a break. What's her mother like?
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Movie Connections:
References Tell Your Children (1936) more

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10 out of 10 people found the following comment useful:-
A fine blend of tragedy and comedy with an excellent script and acting., 14 October 2003
10/10
Author: tomsfolks

I saw this film at the Austin Film Festival and enjoyed it immensely. It is much superior to most Hollywood schlock and slash. It has a literate script, interesting characters, witty banter, and a fine blend of tragedy and comedy (or was it comedy and tragedy?) that is difficult to finesse. Although some of the subject matter is dark, it remains comic -- not in the broad, rowdy M*A*S*H sense, but in a charming, everyday, real-life sense. The film's courage to be honest about how someone's self-inflicted tragedy doesn't necessarily consume everyone around him was refreshing, and the life-goes-on message is honest and not cliched. There are fine lead performances by Anthony LaPaglia, Eric Stoltz, and Caroleen Feeney, and a great turn as a comic villain by Tom Sadoski. His comedy is wickedly balanced by a more darkly villainous Robert Vaughn. The tone of the film hangs in between, in tipsy harmony. This film deserves a well-publicized theater run. See it!

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