The West Side Waltz

Película de TV
1995
TV-PG
1h 30min

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Jennifer Grey, Shirley MacLaine, Kathy Bates, and Liza Minnelli in The West Side Waltz (1995)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaPianist Margaret Elderdice keeps her neighbors at a distance, except for violinist Cara Varnum. Margaret enjoys Cara's company making music. She accepts the housemaid / budding actress Robin... Leer todoPianist Margaret Elderdice keeps her neighbors at a distance, except for violinist Cara Varnum. Margaret enjoys Cara's company making music. She accepts the housemaid / budding actress Robin Ouiseau. Margaret's life grows exciting.Pianist Margaret Elderdice keeps her neighbors at a distance, except for violinist Cara Varnum. Margaret enjoys Cara's company making music. She accepts the housemaid / budding actress Robin Ouiseau. Margaret's life grows exciting.

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The roles created on film by Shirley MacLaine and Liza Minnelli were originated on Broadway by Katharine Hepburn and Dorothy Loudon.

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Mr. Goo: You an actor, or just crazy?
Robin Ouiseau: Both, but don't tell anybody about the actor part. It's a secret.

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5/10

Pretty harmless

I'm not really sure how to categorize this movie. It's a friendship movie, it's supposed to be a comedy, it's supposed to be a drama, it's mostly about older people, and it's one of those "older person and younger person help each other" movies. And, pretty much every twenty minutes, the screen fades to black, making you think it's the end, but the movie keeps going. Each section seems to take a new direction, so it's not really a comedy or a drama or a romance or a tearjerker.

If a movie with a handicapped Shirley MacLaine, a socially awkward Liza Minnelli, a homeless Kathy Bates, and a heavily made-up Jennifer Grey, all helping each other with friendship appeals to you, give it a whirl. It's only 90 minutes, and even though it's a little dated, it won't hurt you.