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Cast
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| Richard Dreyfuss | ... |
Barnaby Pierce
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| Judy Davis | ... |
Maxine Pierce
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| Selma Blair | ... |
Stacey Pierce
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| Maximilian Schell | ... |
Casimir
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| Fred Ward | ... |
Hal Kressler
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| Saul Rubinek | ... |
Gary Pereira
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| John Salley | ... |
Clifford Wordsworth
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| Paul Mazursky | ... |
Stanly Tarto
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| David Julian Hirsh | ... |
Benjamin Pierce
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| Kate Lynch | ... |
Nessle Carroway
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Richard Fitzpatrick | ... |
Calvin Carroway
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| Owen Roth | ... |
Randolph Carroway
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| Kathryn Winslow | ... |
Marsha Kapinski
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Catherine Disher | ... |
Paula Hobday
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Laura Catalano | ... |
Terri
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interracial relationship | road trip | open house | convertible | sergeant |Taglines:
City by city, mile by mile, love is rediscovered. See more »Genres:
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Rated R for language including sexual references, and for a scene of sexuality | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 April 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
De Costa a Costa See more »Filming Locations:
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaCompany Credits
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Goofs
While dancing at their son's wedding, Maxine mistakenly calls Barnaby (Richard Dreyfuss) "Dreyfuss". See more »Quotes
Barnaby Pierce: I want to dispel one illusion in case you seriously have it: nobody suddenly sings like Pavarotti, not even PavarottiSee more »
"Coast to Coast" sticks Dreyfuss and Davis front and center as a middle-aged couple on the verge of divorce who take a road trip from East to West coasts to attend their son's marriage while waxing nostalgic, visiting quirky friends, and sorting through old regrets along the way. Supposedly a poignant dramedy about reconciliation, this lame dose of couch potato fodder from Showtime has Toronto standing in for the US and a big hole where the entertainment should be. One can only speculate that budgetary constraints got between the cast and crew and a quality film product result. Coulda-shoulda been better, "Coast to Coast" is an uneven, uninspired nice-try-but-no-cigar near miss. (C)