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Paramount Pictures
details
Release Date: Dec 22, 2000
Running Time: 102 mins.
Country Of Origin: United States
synopsis
During a film shoot in a rural New England town, screenwriter Joe White's old-fashioned values are put to the test when he is the only witness to a heartthrob movie star's indiscretions with a local teenage girl. The movie's smooth-talking director and aggressive producer pressure Joe to put aside his convictions for the sake of the film and his future writing career. Meanwhile, Joe falls for Ann, a local bookseller who challenges him to stand up for the truth while his cast and crew wreak havoc upon the unsuspecting town.
cast + crew
Director
Bob Barrenger--Actor
Mayor George Bailey
Doug MacKenzie
Joseph Turner White--The Writer
Sherry Bailey--The Mayor's Wife
Walt Price
Claire Wellesley--Actress
Marty Rossen
Ann
Carla Taylor
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reviews
December 10, 2000
You may want to revisit this profanely hilarious Hollywood satire from writer-director David Mamet (The Winslow Boy) just to catch the zingers the audience often drowns out with laughter. But don't think the creator of such white-hot plays as Glengarry Glen Ross, Speed-the-Plow and Oleanna has lost his edge. Laugh all you want, but there is no such thing as Mamet-lite.When a Hollywood film crew, led by director Walt Price (William H. Macy), descends on a small town in Vermont to film The Old
Hollywood invades Main Street in this unexpectedly light, satirical screwball comedy from hardball writer/director David Mamet. Story Having been kicked out of their New Hampshire location, a director and his production crew have only days to secure new locations for their period drama, "The Old Mill." The company invades the sleepy little town of Waterford, Vt., and the ripples immediately spread. At first pleased to have big-time stars in their front yard, the quiet locals come to realize the
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