Complete credited cast: | |||
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 |
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). Flyn 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
John Waters said that if this film was made under a Swedish pseudonym, they would of called it a masterpiece. Woody Allen was only able to get a film like this made after he won all those Oscars for Annie Hall. Everyone is great in here and it's nice that there's no soundtrack. This is one of Woody Allen's best films.