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Studio: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (MGM)
Studio: United Artists Films
Release Date: Mar 23, 2001
Running Time: 123 mins. (V)
Country Of Origin: United States
synopsis
Out of Palm Beach, Florida a mother and daughter con-artist team are running a scheme with a seemingly foolproof M.O. First Max, the temptress mother who happens to be a master-of-disguise, marries a rich man. Page, her scantily clad daughter, then proceeds to seduce him in order to rake in the ensuing jackpot -- a fat divorce settlement. It's a plan that works every time, until Page develops a crush on a handsome bartender who's been set up as the perfect sucker....
cast + crew
Director
Angela Nardino/ Max Conners/ Ulga Yevanova
Wendy/ Page Conners/ Jane Helstrom
Dean Cumanno/ Vinny Staggliano
Jack Withrowe
Gloria Vogal/ Barbara
Mr Appel
William B Tensy
Miss Madress
Dawson's Auctioneer
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reviews
March 15, 2001
"Heartbreakers" continues the run in amoral comedies by casting Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt as mother-daughter scam artists. Max (Weaver) gets wealthy men, such as Dean (Ray Liotta), to marry her, then divorces them for a big-bucks settlements when she catches them with another babe. The babe is always Page (Love Hewitt), the little girl Max has trained since puberty to shake her boobs, and her booty, at the slobbering males in question. It's not a pretty picture, but it is a…
All's well and good for a mother-daughter team of grifters who seduce men into marriage and trick them into hefty divorce settlements - that is, until love and morals start to get in the way. Story Sexpots Max (Sigourney Weaver) and her daughter Page (Jennifer Love Hewitt) have a good thing going. Consummate con artists, the duo make a living by swindling dumb rich guys. Max marries them, Page seduces them into adultery, Max makes off with hefty damages paid, and they're off to the Next Big…
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