Minnie and Moskowitz

1971
GP
1h 54m

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7.2/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations

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Gena Rowlands

Minnie

Seymour Cassel

Moskowitz

Val Avery

Zelmo Swift

Timothy Carey

Morgan Morgan
(as Tim Carey)

Katherine Cassavetes

Sheba Moskowitz

Elizabeth Deering

Girl

Elsie Ames

Florence

Lady Rowlands

Georgia Moore

Holly Near

Irish

Judith Roberts

Wife

Jack Danskin

Dick Henderson

Eleanor Zee

Mrs. Grass

Sean Joyce

David Rowlands

Minister

Darren Patrick Moloney

Jim's Son
(as Darren Moloney)

Alpha Blair

Girl at Bar
(uncredited)

Bruce Brown

Husband
(uncredited)

John Cassavetes

Jim
(uncredited)

Director
- John Cassavetes
Writer
- John Cassavetes
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Storyline

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Trivia
John Cassavetes directs his wife Gena Rowlands, his mother Katherine Cassavetes, his brother-in-law David Rowlands, his mother-in-law Lady Rowlands and his children Xan Cassavetes and Zoe R. Cassavetes.

Goofs
When Moskowitz is carrying Minnie in the living room, she has a lit cigarette in her hand. After he carries her upstairs to her bedroom and puts her down on the bed, she has no cigarette in her hand.

Quotes
Seymour Moskowitz: If you think of yourself as funny, you become tragic.

Connections
Featured in Edge of Outside (2006)

Soundtracks
Skid-Dat-De-Dat
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Written by Lil Armstrong

This is the only film I have ever walked out on. The extreme senseless violence, lack of energy, dim cinematography and inane characters combine to take boring to new heights. Blech. If someone could tell me why this film was so widely regarded, I'd appreciate it.