Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Patrice Townsend | ... | Judy |
Henry Jaglom | ... | David | |
Joanna Frank | ... | Lucy | |
Alan Rachins | ... | Eddie | |
Melissa Leo | ... | Peggy | |
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Jonathan Kaufer | ... | Maxwell |
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Amnon Meskin | ... | The Notary |
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Bud Townsend | ... | Judy's Father |
Bob Rafelson | ... | Sam | |
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Michael Emil | ... | Mickey |
Andre Gregory | ... | Party Philosopher | |
Martina Finch | ... | Blossom | |
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Michael Kaye | ... | Herbie - Couple at Party |
Peter Rafelson | ... | Sid - Young Man at Party | |
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Thatcher Keats | ... | Danny - Young Man at Party |
A middle-aged couple, on the verge of proceeding with a divorce, find themselves questioning their decision to separate when fellow friends and neighbors, oblivious to their marital troubles, assemble at their house for a 4th of July Weekend party. Written by Anonymous
You will appreciate this movie if you have ever had a loving healthy relationship, you will likely resent it if your experience doesn't reflect the respect and love shared on screen between spouses, family and friends. Henry Jaglom's character portrays a mentally fit and emotionally intelligent husband, which is rarely portrayed in film. I appreciate not having to wade through personality disorders or being being frustrated/anxious by watching people engage in toxic exchanges. This is a great movie for someone who doesn't seek need flawed characters on screen to make them feel better about themselves.