Lovely & Amazing

2001
R
1h 31min

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6,7/10

7,9 k

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Catherine Keener and Emily Mortimer in Lovely & Amazing (2001)

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Comedy Drama Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSelf-esteem and insecurity are at the heart of this comedy about the relationship between a mother and her three confused daughters.Self-esteem and insecurity are at the heart of this comedy about the relationship between a mother and her three confused daughters.Self-esteem and insecurity are at the heart of this comedy about the relationship between a mother and her three confused daughters.

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6,7/10

7,9 k

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Récompenses
- 3 victoires et 14 nominations au total

Vidéos2

Photos20

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Anecdotes
Emily Mortimer said being totally nude in this film helped her overcome her chronic feelings of embarrassment. She said the scene forever transformed her. "A lot of actors, and especially people who went to drama school, always talked about 'being in the moment'," she explains, "and I was always like, 'Oh my god, I don't think I've ever been in the moment! What does that mean? I've never been to drama school, I'm a fraud!' And then (writer/director Nicole Holofcenter) wrote this scene, and I was madly in the moment. There was never less of a gap between me and the character I was playing. I was as vulnerable, as brave, as stupid, as naked, as everything. It was an incredible feeling and I felt like, 'Oh, this is proper, and I'd like to keep doing this.'"

Gaffes
When Michelle first sees Annie in McDonald's, she does not have a drink on her tray. When she walks closer to Annie she has a drink on her tray .

Citations
[Cindy gives Elizabeth an aromatherapy candle as a gift]
Elizabeth Marks: This is so sweet of you.
Cindy, Elizabeth's Agent: Nah, I'm re-gifting. It has self-esteem and tranquility.
Elizabeth Marks: I'm so happy for it.

Connexions
Featured in The 2003 IFP Independent Spirit Awards (2003)

Bandes originales
I Must Be Crazy
(2000)
Written by Susan Hyatt (as Susan Heyat)
Performed by Pillbox
Courtesy of Music For The Masses

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6/10

Real, but not interesting

Stanley Kubrick's line, to me, sums my impression of this movie up completely.

It was real, but it wasn't interesting.

In all fairness, all of the lead actresses in the movie engaged me at one point or another, at least briefly. But the integral thing about their characters was that they were shallow, and remained shallow at the end.

Which is real, there are certainly people in the world who are shallow and remain shallow.

But it isn't especially interesting.