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Title: Other Voices, Other Rooms (1995)
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| Lothaire Bluteau | ... | Randolph Skully | |
| Anna Levine | ... | Amy Skully (as Anna Thomson) | |
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David Speck | ... | Joel Sansom |
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April Turner | ... | Zoo |
| Frank Hoyt Taylor | ... | Ed Sansom (as Frank Taylor) | |
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Leonard Watkins | ... | Jesus Fever |
| Aubrey Dollar | ... | Idabell Thompkins | |
| Liz Byler | ... | Florabell Thompkins (as Elizabeth Byler) | |
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Moses Gibson | ... | Little Sunshine |
| Terri Dollar | ... | Ellen Kendall | |
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Jayne Morgan | ... | Cafe Woman |
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Brian Moeller | ... | Roger |
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Lonnie Hamilton | ... | Old Man on Bus |
| Yamilet Hidalgo | ... | Dolores (as Yami Hildago) | |
| Wayne Caparas | ... | Pepe Alvarez | |
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Other Voices, Other Rooms
Plot Keywords:
coming of age | cousin cousin relationship | unrequited love | southern belle | secret |Taglines:
The Heart is deceitful, Who can know it?"Genres:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
5 December 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Más hangok, más szobák See more »Company Credits
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from "Carmen"
Composed by Georges Bizet
Tenor: Enrico Caruso
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Idabel Thompkins was based on Harper Lee who, in turn, modeled the character of Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) on writer Truman Capote. See more »Quotes
Joel Sansom: Idabell said there was a traveling fair in the next town to Noon City: we could cut through the swamp and hitch a ride with them. We'd go to California and get jobs picking grapes and find a preacher to marry us.See more »
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La Fleur que tu m'avais jettéfrom "Carmen"
Composed by Georges Bizet
Tenor: Enrico Caruso
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OTHER VOICES, OTHER ROOMS was Truman Capote's first novel. It was later adapted for the stage, and a few years ago, finally made into a film obviously destined to video. Since the film's final format appears to have been known from day one, it is no wonder it has the feel of a TV movie. This is fine, since now it is the way you are going to see it, and on PAL video only, almost three years after its initial release. This typically Capote Southern Gothic drama set in the 30's, is about a young man played by David Speck who goes in search of his ailing father. The father is being cared for by an eccentric pair of cousins, Anne Thomson and an outrageous Lothaire Bluteau. Bluteau, (Jesus of Montreal, Bent,) arguably Canada's best character actor, tackles another challenging role successfully, and is in my opinion the only reason to see this film other than the Capote curiosity factor. The Quebecois actor, whose fluent English has nevertheless always sported his Quebec origins, has difficulties with a Southern accent. But his ample acting abilities and over the top characterization of what is best described as a male Blanche Dubois, still bring the most appealing aspects of this film to life.