Odd Brodsky

2014
1h 33m

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6.1/10

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Cindy Baer, Jim Hanks, Elana Krausz, Christina Moses, Matthew Kevin Anderson, Tegan Ashton Cohan, Whitney Goin, Scott Deckert, Ilana Klusky, and Jesse Meriwether in Odd Brodsky (2014)

***On VOD November 2016*** ODD BRODSKY is a quirky, bittersweet comedy about the adventures of 30-something Audrey Brodsky, who'll do just about anything to find her big break in Hollywood. Fueled by a grave-side promise to become an actress. Audrey moves to Hollywood and finds great success... working 40 hours a week at an office job she hates. Ten years pass in the blink of an eye when Audrey finally decides to reclaim her childhood dream. The Hollywood Times says "You will fall in love with the characters and laugh to the end"

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A quirky dramedy about a woman who quits her steady job to become an actress.A quirky dramedy about a woman who quits her steady job to become an actress.A quirky dramedy about a woman who quits her steady job to become an actress.

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IMDb RATING

6.1/10

173

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 19 wins & 4 nominations total

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Trivia
At the 46 minute mark, the actor playing God asks Audrey if she's related to anyone famous, then says he's related to Martin Sheen. Actually, he's Jim Hanks - brother of Tom Hanks.

Soundtracks
Give My Regards To Broadway
Written by George M. Cohan
Performed by Ilana Klusky

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Featured review

5/10

Watchable Hollywood Wannabe Movie

A well-worn theme given a little narrative twist. It is well filmed, but the characters are rather one dimensional. I think that was intentional, giving a cartoon feel to the story throughout. But it was hard to take the characters seriously at all and so hard to care about what happened to them. I think it is derivative of Amelie, but not in the same league.

There was a comical play within the film that we had glimpses of and that looked quite entertaining. I think I would have enjoyed that as the main feature more than the film.