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Blind Date (I) (2007) 5.5
Affected by tragedy, a married couple decide to role play a blind date. Director:Stanley Tucci |
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Cast
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| Patricia Clarkson | ... |
Janna
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Gerdy De Decker | ... |
Tango Dancer
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Robin Holzhauer | ... |
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Sole Drinker
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A married couple has suffered a tragedy, and now the only way they can now relate to one another is by meeting as different characters through a series of personal ads. Written by Anonymous
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First date, second chanceParents Guide:
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Release Date:
18 September 2008 (Netherlands) See more »Also Known As:
Untitled Stanley Tucci Project See more »Box Office
Budget:
£1,500 (estimated)Company Credits
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(1933)
Performed by Ciriaco Ortiz
Music by Eduardo Pereyra
Lyrics by Enrique Cadícamo
Courtesy of Interstate Music Ltd.
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Tony Shalhoub was originally cast in the lead, but when production was postponed he had to drop out. Director Stanley Tucci decided to take the part. See more »Soundtracks
"Madame Ivonne"(1933)
Performed by Ciriaco Ortiz
Music by Eduardo Pereyra
Lyrics by Enrique Cadícamo
Courtesy of Interstate Music Ltd.
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I discovered the this movie on On Demand and was delighted. Yes, it deals with potentially depressing content, but its beauty is a testament to the depths of human emotion. I think this is a stunning film. Tucci's character is complex. He engenders pathos as well as being a bit off-putting at times. Patricia Clarkson does a grand job of portraying the subtleties in each of the personae her character takes on. Both actors area achingly beautiful in this movie. I liked the mise en scene created by the shabbily elegant club that evokes the early decades of the 20th century. The score/music is haunting. The movie is rather like a play, but with the bonus of close-ups add immeasurably to the experience. Tucci knows tragedy, and it certainly shows here. I feel fortunate to have found this gem.