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Title: Rules Don't Apply (2016)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Steve Tom | ... | TV Newsman #2 | |
| Paul Sorvino | ... | Vernon Scott | |
| Peter Mackenzie | ... | Gene Handsaker | |
| Ivar Brogger | ... | T.V. Newsman #1 | |
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Dan Desmond | ... | Gladwin Hill |
| Alden Ehrenreich | ... | Frank Forbes | |
| Matthew Broderick | ... | Levar Mathis | |
| Candice Bergen | ... | Nadine Henly | |
| Martin Sheen | ... | Noah Dietrich | |
| Hart Bochner | ... | Colonel Willis | |
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Karl Florine | ... | Air Traffic Controller (as Karl J. Florine) |
| Annette Bening | ... | Lucy Mabrey | |
| Lily Collins | ... | Marla Mabrey | |
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Madisyn Ritland | ... | Bella |
| Louise Linton | ... | Betty | |
It's Hollywood, 1958. Aspiring actress, songwriter, small town beauty queen and devout Baptist virgin Marla Mabrey (Lily Collins) has a contract with movie mogul Howard Hughes (Warren Beatty) and arrives with her mother (Annette Bening) in Los Angeles to do a screen test for one of his film projects. At the airport, they meet their driver Frank Forbes (Alden Ehrenreich). Forbes is an ambitious young man with a business plan and engaged to his 7th grade sweetheart, both deeply religious Methodists. The instant attraction that Marla and Frank feel for each other not only puts their religious convictions and moral values to the test, but also defies Hughes' #1 rule: No employee is allowed to have any relationship whatsoever with a contract actress. Hughes' enigmatic behavior intersects with Marla and Frank in separate and unexpected ways, and as they are drawn deeper into his bizarre world, their values are challenged and their lives are changed. Written by 20th Century Fox
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I love Warren Beatty, I always have. First time I saw him in a movie was in Bonnie and Clyde. For me his name had something magic. Splendor In The Grass, The Roman Spring Of Mrs. Stone, Lilith. The beauty of the man didn't seem to interfere with the character he was playing, remember All Fall Down? I waited for Rules Don't Apply with feverish anticipation, like I haven't waited for a movie since I was a kid. I sat through it for the first time, amused, surprised and delighted. But a few hours later the film started unreeling in my mind. Candice Bergen? Did I see Candice Bergen playing a secretary, handing papers, standing in the background, staring at the TV, on the phone? No, it couldn't be. Candice Bergen for goodness sake, an American icon. The thought muddled my memory of the film. I saw Rules Don't Apply again last night. Yes, it was Candice Bergen. Wow! What one will do for friends. On a second viewing I saw it as an unsentimental valentine to what it was, with a hopeful wonderous future beyond us way beyond us. I'll see it again soon and see what happens. Cheers Mr Beatty.