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Martin Flam recently tried to kill himself. His psychiatrist may finish the job...Plot:
This is the story of a marketing man and his shrink. A suicide attempt and a softball game; A PHD-toting... more | add synopsisAwards:
2 wins moreUser Comments:
A waste of a good cast and an intriguing premise moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Ian Roberts | ... | Martin Flam | |
| Matt Walsh | ... | Dr. Eric Orloff | |
| H. Jon Benjamin | ... | Keith (as Jon Benjamin) | |
| Amy Poehler | ... | Patty | |
| Kim Raver | ... | Kashia | |
| Matt Besser | ... | Ron | |
| Les J.N. Mau | ... | Mr. Chan | |
| David Cross | ... | Dan Wassermann | |
| Katie Roberts | ... | Donna | |
| Sal E. Graziano | ... | Jimbo | |
| Marylouise Burke | ... | Mrs. Flam | |
| Miriam Tolan | ... | Linda | |
| Teddy Coluca | ... | Petros | |
| Andy Richter | ... | Maitre 'D | |
| Rachel Dratch | ... | Southern Woman |
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Most cast members in this film were either members of Second City or The Upright Citizens Brigade. moreGoofs:
Revealing mistakes: When Keith drives away in Martin's mom's moving van, Martin tries frantically to open the van door and smears the graffiti paint on it (indicating that it was still wet when they shot the scene or that it was meant to wash right off after filming). moreQuotes:
[first lines]Martin: [answering machine] Hello, this is Martin Flam's phone. Please leave a message.
Ron: [leaving message] Martin, this is Ron. I called the loony bin, they said you got out today. Sorry how you tried to kill yourself. Anyhow, I expect you back at work tomorrow morning. We'll discuss how to ease you back into things.
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I really wanted to enjoy "Martin & Orloff," which saddles its first-rate cast with third-rate material. I liked the opening scenes, which made me think that M&O would be a black comedy about a suicidal man trying to readjust to normal life--the scene where Ian Roberts cleans copious amounts of his own blood off his bathroom floor packs a wallop. Unfortunately, the movie soon abandons that idea to focus on the old "psychiatrist who's crazier than his patients" cliché. I could *almost* forgive the psychiatrist and his pals being over-the-top, cartoonish freaks, but the portrayal of the Chinese food mogul and his henchmen as insulting racial caricatures was enough to ruin the film for me. The best aspect of "Martin & Orloff" is seeing David Cross do an early version of his "Arrested Development" character.