Nearing his 60th birthday, a movie producer discovers that he may have less than a year to live as a result of inoperable cancer. The effects of his disease take the toll on him and his distressed wife. However, his dysfunctional family are not told and their soap opera-ish life goes on. His son, a has-been actor, has to deal with a precocious daughter and a drug-addled ex-wife and sells AIDS patients insurance policies until he becomes attracted to one. His step-sister learns that her real father murdered her mother & then committed suicide.
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Cast
Bruce Wagner
Director
Frank Langella
Perry Needham Krohn
Daniel von Bargen
Dr. Litvak
Rosanna Arquette
Rachel Krohn
Andrew McCarthy
Bertie Krohn
Aria Noelle Curzon
Tiffany 'Tiffi' Krohn
Salome Jens
Diantha Krohn
Don McManus
Jake Horowitz
Gina Gershon
Lidia
Rick Zieff
The Dentist
Phyllis Lyons
Dentist's Wife
Buck Henry
Phillip Dagrom
Julie Ariola
Melanctha
Alexandria Sage
Perry's Assistant
Amanda Donohoe
Mona Deware
Norman Reedus
Toby
J.B. Gaynor
Zephyr
Gary Watkins
Ted Kressler
Elizabeth Perkins
Aubrey Wicker
Bruce Wagner
Writer
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Comments
5 Comments
source: I'm Losing You
I'm Losing You
This movie was a mess. So many lines, so many characters, so little definition, so little logic. If I had paid I would have yelled for my money back. The performances were ludicrous. Andrew McCarthy was the pits. He gets the most stupid expressions on his face when acting. I guess you can guess I give this one a resounding '1'. Sorry, but I was unable to go lower.
I truly enjoyed watching this movie, which is driven by the people in it - I'm looking forward to reading some of Wagner's books now. The cast and characters are excellent, and I love it when I discover a movie that is driven by the people in it, rather than the explosions or car chases. Highly recommended.