Three sisters find their lives spinning out of control in the wake of their parents' sudden, unexpected divorce.
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| Kristin Griffith | ... | Flyn | |
| Mary Beth Hurt | ... | Joey | |
| Richard Jordan | ... | Frederick | |
| Diane Keaton | ... | Renata | |
| E.G. Marshall | ... | Arthur | |
| Geraldine Page | ... | Eve | |
| Maureen Stapleton | ... | Pearl | |
| Sam Waterston | ... | Mike | |
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Missy Hope | ... | Young Joey |
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Kerry Duffy | ... | Young Renata |
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Nancy Collins | ... | Young Flyn |
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Penny Gaston | ... | Young Eve |
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Roger Morden | ... | Young Arthur |
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Henderson Forsythe | ... | Judge Bartel |
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The story of a very dysfunctional family and what happens when the parents divorce. Eve (Geraldine Page) and Arthur (EG Marshall) are a 60-something couple, recently separated. They have three adult daughters - Renata (Diane Keaton), Joey (Mary Beth Hurt) and Flyn (Kristin Griffith). Renata is a poet and is married to Frederick (Richard Jordan). Joey is (reluctantly) in advertising and is married to Mike (Sam Waterston). Joey is a film and TV actress. Eve is an incredibly negative woman and this has had a toxic effect on her children. This results in stifling, unsupportive relationships and joyless lives. Written by grantss
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2 August 1978 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$10,000,000 (estimated)Gross USA:
$10,432,466, 31 December 1978Company Credits
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(1932)
Written by Fats Waller (uncredited) & Andy Razaf (uncredited)
Performed by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra (as Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra)
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After the success of Annie Hall (1977), Woody Allen's previous movie, United Artists executives told Allen's producers, Charles H. Joffe and Jack Rollins, to give Allen a message. That was: "From now on, make whatever you want." See more »Goofs
During the ending credits when the producers' acknowledgments are given, it is misspelled as "ackowledge." See more »Quotes
Eve: You spoke to my analyst about this behind my back? How could you! This is humiliating!See more »
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Casting director Juliet Taylor's name is spelled Juilet Taylor in the credits. See more »Soundtracks
Keepin' Out of Mischief Now(1932)
Written by Fats Waller (uncredited) & Andy Razaf (uncredited)
Performed by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra (as Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra)
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Interiors is often mentioned as Woody Allen's most serious film and for good reason. Humour, even dark humour, is practically absent from 'Interiors', as if Allen was trying to tell the world that he could embrace melodrama as genuinely as with comedy. His stylistic changes caused a lot of controversy at the time of release, but all these years after, what you have here is an amazing script, a very rigorous direction and as usual in Woody's films, a superb cast. All of the characters hide a lot more than what they show, their feelings, their fears, their frustrations. Never was the sense of loss as crushing as in 'Interiors', with no room for comfort. An amazing film to include among Allen's most accomplished works.