Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Greg Lauren | ... | Stephen Torcelli | |
Chris Gartin | ... | Danny Russo | |
Rebecca Creskoff | ... | Jenny Patrizzi | |
Edward Hibbert | ... | Richard Grayson | |
Allison Mackie | ... | Cheryl | |
Meshach Taylor | ... | Bruno | |
Beth Fowler | ... | Mrs. Torcelli | |
Frank Pellegrino | ... | Mr. Torcelli | |
Johnny Russo | ... | Max | |
Sam Coppola | ... | Carlo Ricci | |
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Mike Arotsky | ... | Unruly Customer (as Mike Arotzky) |
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Michael Squicciarini | ... | Ray (as Michael 'Scuch' Squicciarini) |
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Frank Minucci | ... | Leo |
Richard Petrocelli | ... | Eddie | |
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Elisa Heinsohn | ... | Tania / Singer at Banquet |
Children and parents. In New York City, Stephen and Danny live well: they're smooth, cool, in love, and good at what they do. Stephen's Midwestern parents pay them a surprise visit. Meanwhile, Jenny and Damon tell their parents they are engaged: Matt's parents, Midwestern paramilitary fanatics, take it as a sign to gather their group to invade New York. Jenny's father is the local Mob boss who employs Stephen and Danny as enforcers. He's unhappy that Jenny is marrying someone who is neither Sicilian nor Catholic. Stephen's parents know he's gay, they just don't know what his job is. Here come the parents; will the children survive? All roads lead to the engagement party. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
The main idea of this movie - gay couple in mafia - was interesting and this alone could make a good movie with the parents facing their son as a killer for mafia. But some things made the movie so stupid, that it felt almost like the writer got drunk, wrote some "funny" lines and a movie was made. I'm talking about the military parents. If the producers cut this part off the movie they could save some money on the bad actors portraying the militants and invest it to improving the script.
And the usual complain: no kiss and except for the last scene, there was no touch between the gay couple. But to be impartial, the other people in the movies didn't kiss as well.