Suddenly Naked (2001)A famous 'Jackie Collins' type novelist falls for a quirky twenty year old kid. Director:Anne WheelerWriter:Elyse Friedman |
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Suddenly Naked (2001)A famous 'Jackie Collins' type novelist falls for a quirky twenty year old kid. Director:Anne WheelerWriter:Elyse Friedman |
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| Wendy Crewson | ... |
Jackie York
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| Peter Coyote | ... |
Lionel Heathcote
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| Joe Cobden | ... |
Patrick McKeating
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| Emmanuelle Vaugier | ... |
Lupe Martinez
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| Emy Aneke | ... |
Production Assistant
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Sean Campbell | ... |
John
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Lillian Carlson | ... |
Bus Lady
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| Jennifer Carmichael | ... |
Louise (Patrick's Neighbor)
(as Jennifer Anne Carmichael)
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Nicola Cavendish | ... |
Suzanne Steinman
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Stacy Fair | ... |
Tina
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Jano Frandsen | ... |
Svee
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| Dan Joffre | ... |
Greatest Fan
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| Peter Kelamis | ... |
Jeremy
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Tyronne L'Hirondelle | ... |
Upscale Waiter
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Gus Lynch | ... |
Roman
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A famous 'Jackie Collins' type novelist falls for a quirky twenty year old kid.
It was a witty, fun, hilarious movie. Wendy Crewson was dead-on as the bitter writer who falls in love with a younger man. I thought she worked well with Joe Cobden, and Peter Coyote as well.
The movie was well-written and well-directed. It had lots of snappy dialogue, and a lot of scenes with Wendy's character and Joe's character bantering back and forth. They were good at this and made it very believable.
The scenes showing Wendy's character with her book agent were funny too. Between the agent and Peter Coyote's character Lionel, there were plenty of good foils for Jackie (Wendy's character) to play off of. I loved this movie!