Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Carolyn Farina | ... | Audrey Rouget |
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Edward Clements | ... | Tom Townsend |
Chris Eigeman | ... | Nick Smith (as Christopher Eigeman) | |
Taylor Nichols | ... | Charlie Black | |
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Allison Parisi | ... | Jane Clarke |
Dylan Hundley | ... | Sally Fowler | |
Isabel Gillies | ... | Cynthia McLean | |
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Bryan Leder | ... | Fred Neff |
Will Kempe | ... | Rick Von Sloneker | |
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Ellia Thompson | ... | Serena Slocum (as Elizabeth Thompson) |
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Stephen Uys | ... | Victor Lemley |
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Roger W. Kirby | ... | Man at Bar |
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Alice Connorton | ... | Mrs. Townsend |
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Linda Gillies | ... | Mrs. Rouget |
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John Lynch | ... | Allen Green (as John Lynch) |
In an apartment on Manhattan a couple of friends from the New York upper-class meet almost every night to talk about social mobility, play bridge and discuss Fourier's socialism; the cynic Nick, the philosophical Charlie, party girl Sally and austenite Audrey. They are joined by Tom. His background is much simpler and he is critical of their way of life. But he finds a soul mate in Audrey, who without his knowledge falls in love with him. Written by Mattias Thuresson
This movie is very close to my heart. Every time I watch it, I lose touch with any bitterness and cynicism that may reside within me. It turns me into a complete sap. I just love every character. I love the scene with Tom and Charlie in the bar talking with the older version of themselves. I love when they find the panties on the lawn of Rick Von Sloneker's beach house. Although this and Stillman's other films are often described as 'Woody Allen-lite', I think they have more heart than Allen's films.
I read somewhere that Whit Stillman said he was going to stop making films about these sort of people after 'The Last Days Of Disco'. I pray it isn't so. Then again, a Whit Stillman action film is something I would definitely pay money to see.