Playing Mona Lisa (2000)
After being dumped by her boyfriend, a young talented musician (Witt) reluctantly moves back in with her parents and then stumbles into misadventures as she tries to make sense of this crazy life.
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Claire Goldstein -
Bennett -
Sabrina -
Arthur -
Eddie -
Sheila Goldstein -
Bernie Goldstein -
Alice -
Jenine Goldstein -
Aunt Velva -
Grandma Ida Weinberg -
Jeremy -
Barry -
Manny
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Bibi Carlson
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Director:
Matthew HuffmanWriters:
Marni Freedman (play), Marni Freedman (screenplay), Carlos De Los Rios (screenplay)All Cast & Crew
Awards
2 wins.Reviews & Commentary
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There are a few homages to the sitcom Friends (1994) in this movie. Elliott Gould and Marlo Thomas play husband and wife in this movie and both played Ross's and Monica's father, Jack Geller and Rachel's mother, Sandy Green respectively. When Bo and Bennett are talking in the bedroom, Bo said that he changed his name to 'Barry' because 'Bo' wasn't a good name for a dental practice. In Friends (1994), Rachel's ex-fiancé is also named Barry and he is also a dentist.
Quotes
Bennett:
I once heard someone say: "When you dim your light, so that someone else can shine, the whole world gets darker."
Goofs
When Eddie takes Clair to the greenhouse for pizza, you can see a cameraman crouching behind leaves as they enter, even though he says they closed it a long time ago.
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Voulez-Vous?Performed by Arling & Cameron
Written by Arling & Cameron
Storyline
Plot Summary
Synopsis (WARNING: Spoilers)
Genres
ComedyDetails
Release Date:
28 April 2000Language
English
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
New York City, New York, USABox Office
Budget:
$3,000,000 (estimated)
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