Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Lainie Kazan | ... | Shirley Hirsch | |
Saul Rubinek | ... | Martin Hirsch | |
Vincent Pastore | ... | Carmine Ferraro | |
John Lloyd Young | ... | Nelson Hirsch | |
Jai Rodriguez | ... | Angelo Ferraro | |
Bruce Vilanch | ... | Uncle Max | |
Carmen Electra | ... | Sybil Williams | |
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Shelly Burch | ... | Teresa Ferraro |
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Stanislav 'Slava' Medvedenko | ... | Russian Host (as Slava Medvedenko) |
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Alexandra Mamaliger | ... | Andrea Hirsch (as Alex Mamaliger) |
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Eddie Levi Lee | ... | Moisha |
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Kyle Deluca | ... | Anthony Ferraro |
Heiko Obermöller | ... | Nudelman (as Heiko Obermoeller) | |
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Phyllis Silver | ... | Sophie |
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Rachel Handler | ... | Celeste |
A romantic comedy featuring a Jewish family who struggles coming to terms with their son's non-Jewish and gay boyfriend. When the gay couple adopts a child and it makes headline news, their families come to defend them and realize how much they love them. Written by prideflix
I saw Oy Vey My Son Is Gay last week when I was visiting a friend in NYC. They were doing a screening of the film for amfAR.
After the cartoon intro, the actual film started off odd and very choppy. It was almost uncomfortable to even watch. As the film progressed, I had high hopes for the movie. A good cast and with so much going on in the gay community, a good chance to really talk about relevant subject matters through comedy.
I was disappointed on all levels. The film was simply embarrassing to watch. Instead of focusing on relevant subject matter it perpetuated obvious stereotypes of the GLBT community. I'm a proud parent of a gay child and I was offended that this was the best that they could come up with.
I'd highly recommend seeing something else. It was waste of an hour of my time. No good messages to walk away with. I doubt it will ever make it into a theater.