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| Director: | Fred Schepisi | 
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| Writer: | Steve Martin, Edmond Rostand | 
| Staring: | 
| In this modern take on Edmond Rostand's classic play "Cyrano de Bergerac," C. D. Bales is the witty, intelligent, and brave fire chief of a small Pacific Northwest town who, due to the size of his enormous nose, declines to pursue the girl of his dreams, lovely Roxanne Kowalski. Instead, when his shy underling Chris McConnell becomes smitten with Roxanne, C.D. feeds the handsome young man the words of love to win her heart. | |
| Release Date: | Jun 19, 1987 | 
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| Director: | Fred Schepisi | 
| Writer: | Steve Martin, Edmond Rostand | 
| Genres: | Comedy, Romance | 
| Keywords | love letter, inferiority complex, nose, rivalry, based on play or musical, astronomer, falling in love, fire chief, firefighter, colleague, friends to lovers, pacific northwest, rocket scientist | 
| Production Companies | Columbia Pictures, IndieProd Company Productions, L.A. Films | 
| Box Office | Revenue: $40,050,884 Budget: $12,000,000 | 
| Updates | Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 | 
| Name | Character | 
|---|---|
| Steve Martin | C.D. "Charlie" Bales | 
| Daryl Hannah | Roxanne Kowalski | 
| Rick Rossovich | Chris McConnell | 
| Shelley Duvall | Dixie | 
| John Kapelos | Chuck | 
| Fred Willard | Mayor Deebs | 
| Max Alexander | Dean | 
| Michael J. Pollard | Andy | 
| Steve Mittleman | Ralston | 
| Damon Wayans | Jerry | 
| Matt Lattanzi | Trent | 
| Shandra Beri | Sandy | 
| Blanche Rubin | Sophie | 
| Jane Campbell | Dottie | 
| Jean Sincere | Nina | 
| Claire Caplan | Lydia | 
| Thom Curley | Jim | 
| Ritch Shydner | Drunk #1 | 
| Kevin Nealon | Drunk #2 | 
| Brian George | Cosmetic Surgeon | 
| Maureen Murphy | Cosmetics Clerk | 
| Jeffrey Joseph | Stationery Clerk | 
| Make Glavas | Peter Quinn | 
| Merrilyn Gann | Mrs. Quinn | 
| Bernadette Sabath | Berni | 
| Caroline Barclay | Girl in Street | 
| Heidi Sorenson | Trudy | 
| Name | Job | 
|---|---|
| John Scott | Editor | 
| Jackson De Govia | Production Design | 
| Warren Carr | Production Manager | 
| Casey Grant | Second Assistant Director | 
| Rod Parkhurst | Camera Operator | 
| Chris Harris | Second Assistant Camera | 
| Michelle Allen | Casting | 
| Christine Wilson | Script Supervisor | 
| B.J. Clayden | Boom Operator | 
| Jack Hilton | Assistant Editor | 
| Frank E. Warner | Supervising Sound Editor | 
| Robert Glass | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Bill Wylie | Sound Editor | 
| Chester Slomka | Sound Editor | 
| Robert Jauregui | Stunts | 
| Jay Engel | ADR Editor | 
| Richard Bruno | Costume Designer | 
| Toni-Ann Walker | Hairstylist | 
| Frank Griffin | Makeup Artist | 
| Barry Donlevy | Best Boy Grip | 
| John L. Brown | Dolly Grip | 
| Myrna Cobb | Assistant Production Coordinator | 
| Carie DeRuiter | Main Title Designer | 
| Joe Dunne | Stunt Coordinator | 
| Bruce Meldrum | Technical Advisor | 
| Bruce Smeaton | Original Music Composer | 
| Pennie DuPont | Casting | 
| David Fischer | Art Direction | 
| Kimberley Richardson | Set Decoration | 
| Michael E. Steele | First Assistant Director | 
| Matthew O'Connor | Location Manager | 
| John 'Sandy' McCallum | First Assistant Camera | 
| Grant Swain | Property Master | 
| Amy Grgich | Casting Assistant | 
| Rob Young | Sound Mixer | 
| Chris Glyn-Jones | Cableman | 
| Nigel Hollick | Assistant Editor | 
| Don Digirolamo | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Gary S. Gerlich | Sound Editor | 
| Ray Pichette | Stunts | 
| Jim Henrikson | Music Editor | 
| Tish Monaghan | Costume Designer | 
| Donna Bis | Hairstylist | 
| Ilona Herman | Makeup Artist | 
| Les Erskine | Gaffer | 
| Tim Hogan | Key Grip | 
| Patti Allen | Production Coordinator | 
| Tammy Oates | Production Secretary | 
| William H. Orr | Special Effects Coordinator | 
| Karen Day | Production Accountant | 
| George Horie | Location Manager | 
| Bob Bottieri | Painter | 
| Scott Irvine | Transportation Coordinator | 
| Klaus Melchior | Video Assist Operator | 
| Joseph Lederer | Still Photographer | 
| Wendy Chesal | Third Assistant Director | 
| David Willson | Construction Coordinator | 
| Gary Brooks | Greensman | 
| Dave Bowe | Transportation Captain | 
| Wendi Laski | Unit Publicist | 
| Don Zimmerman | Thanks | 
| Robert 'Buzz' Knudson | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Ian Baker | Director of Photography | 
| Steve Martin | Screenplay | 
| Fred Schepisi | Director | 
| Edmond Rostand | Theatre Play, Original Story | 
| David Horton Sr. | Sound Editor | 
| Michael Westmore | Makeup Designer | 
| John Wardlow | Stunt Coordinator | 
| Geoff Hilliard | Construction Foreman | 
| Name | Title | 
|---|---|
| Daniel Melnick | Producer | 
| Michael I. Rachmil | Producer | 
| Steve Martin | Executive Producer | 
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Breezy and just all around enjoyable rom-com with Steve Martin in prime form. Seen this one several times over the years and still holds up so well. ...
Great watch, will likely watch again, and do recommend. If you're going to get back in the way back machine, then Steve Martin is a reliably choice, and a story modeled off of Shakespeare is typically a pretty good choice too. A little Cirano goes a lot way. Yes, as a Cirano story, it's predi ... ctable, but it's certainly about the journey, not the destination. Martin certainly delivers an experience, and the way they decided to twist it is definitely unique if not inspired. I'd say this is begging for a reboot, but it's not exactly an original story, and I can't imagine what newer technology would add to it.