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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Chandler Williams | ... | Juilliard Macbeth | |
| Bess Wohl | ... | Juilliard Lady Macbeth | |
| Glenn Close | ... | Diana | |
| Elizabeth Banks | ... | Isabel | |
| James Marsden | ... | Jonathan | |
| Jesse Bradford | ... | Alec | |
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Daniel Neiden | ... | Wedding Rabbi |
| Thomas Lennon | ... | Marshall | |
| Matthew Davis | ... | Mark (as Matt Davis) | |
| John Light | ... | Peter | |
| Isabella Rossellini | ... | Liz | |
| Susan Malick | ... | Rachel | |
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Rachel Siegel | ... | Autograph Seeker |
| Katie Kreisler | ... | Helen | |
| Philip Tabor | ... | Paul | |
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Young and attractive lawyer Jonathan is soon to be married to Isabel but then he meets young actor Alec and they fall in love. Isabel's mother, Diana, finds out the truth about Jonathan who now has to choose between Isabel and Alec, and his choice is ...
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Opening Weekend USA:
$52,885, 19 June 2005, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$1,158,405, 25 September 2005Company Credits
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Diana Lee: Get a dagger, for Christ's sake! This is Shakespeare, it's not The Sopranos.
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(1996)
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Mia Farrow was the original choice for Liz, but had to bow out, due to stage commitments. See more »Goofs
The film takes place in the winter or fall season, but the Fringe Festival in which Alec participates is always in August in New York City. See more »Quotes
[Her students use a gun instead of a dagger for Macbeth]Diana Lee: Get a dagger, for Christ's sake! This is Shakespeare, it's not The Sopranos.
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What I like about this film is that it moves like a panther. I feel like I'm outside of it but close enough to smell it. There is lots of intimacy and wonderful performances by everyone, some of which weren't fully comprehensible until the end. Glenn Close is an amazing person to watch doing anything and it was a double treat to see her, in dark hair no less (which I loved), playing an actress going in and out of character all of the time. Elizabeth Banks grew on me - at first, I just wished it were Parker Posey (whom she reminded me of at first). But, as the film developed and I could get over that resemblance, I enjoyed her performance. Jesse Bradford, who has been showing up in a lot of interesting roles the past few years, was notable as always. I liked George Segal as the rabbi without a clue until his being exactly where and what he needed to be when it really counted. Another thing about the film overall which I really liked was that the gay, straight, and everyone in between characters were all so much more real than they usually are in film. They were all over the map and that's where we all are in real life so it was a pleasure to see that. There were nuances on top of nuances and that, too, is what most of us experience but rarely see on film. James Marsden was great as Jonathan from the beginning to the end. I really liked Rufus Wainwright's character Jeremy... reminded me of a good friend of mine. There are too many good moments in the film to list them all.