Credited cast: | |||
Adrienne Barbeau | ... | Pearl | |
Dan Lauria | ... | Dr. Al Wiserman | |
Michael Badalucco | ... | Merle | |
Chris Wylde | ... | Randy | |
Jay Huguley | ... | Dan | |
Ritchie Montgomery | ... | Billy | |
Jay Jay Warren | ... | Spencer | |
P.J. Marshall | ... | Eric | |
Angela Shelton | ... | Tracy | |
Bryce Romero | ... | Cole | |
Marcus Lyle Brown | ... | Dr. Swat | |
Nancy La Scala | ... | Debra | |
Amber Liu | ... | Ji-min Kurt | |
Breeanna Judy | ... | Missy | |
Michael Zegarski | ... | Patrick |
When an orphaned half Korean girl finds herself in small town America with her only living relative, she seeks out a mentor to help with the only things she loves - golf. The best player in town, the widowed optometrist, takes her under his wing, sending them on a journey to face their fear of losing loved ones and their game. The only problem is, he has three months to live.
I watched Eagle and the Albatross with my daughter as she is a huge fan of the lead actress. My verdict of this movie a fun watch when you want to feel good and have a laugh at crude humor. My personal opinion is that the cinematography was really well done, the dialogue and overall script needed a bit more improvement, and the score and editing where both were a hit or miss- sometimes really well done, sometimes lacking. Overall, I feel like the acting was probably the highlight of the film. There is one scene particularly between the two lead cast members that solidifies this belief. With a bit of script adjustments I feel like Eagle and the Albatross would've excelled even more. However, for a relatively amateur film I feel like it delivered exactly what it intended. For that I'll happily give it praise.