Popularity: 4 (history)
Director: | Warren Beatty |
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Writer: | Warren Beatty, Bo Goldman |
Staring: |
It's Hollywood, 1958. Small town beauty queen and devout Baptist virgin Marla Mabrey, under contract to the infamous Howard Hughes, arrives in Los Angeles. At the airport, she meets her driver Frank Forbes, who is engaged to be married to his seventh grade sweetheart and is a deeply religious Methodist. Their instant attraction not only puts their religious convictions to the test, but also defies Hughes' number one rule: No employee is allowed to have any relationship whatsoever with a contract actress. Hughes' behavior intersects with Marla and Frank in very separate and unexpected ways, and as they are drawn deeper into his bizarre world, their values are challenged and their lives are changed. | |
Release Date: | Nov 23, 2016 |
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Director: | Warren Beatty |
Writer: | Warren Beatty, Bo Goldman |
Genres: | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
Keywords | eccentric, billionaire, driver, christian woman |
Production Companies | Shangri-La Entertainment, Worldview Entertainment, New Regency Pictures, Demarest Films, Tatira, RatPac Entertainment, Considered Entertainment, Robson Orr Entertainment, Fiore Group, Windsor Media |
Box Office |
Revenue: $3,900,000
Budget: $25,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Warren Beatty | Howard Hughes |
Lily Collins | Marla Mabrey |
Alden Ehrenreich | Frank Forbes |
Matthew Broderick | Levar Mathis |
Annette Bening | Lucy Mabrey |
Alec Baldwin | Bob Maheu |
Haley Bennett | Mamie Murphy |
Candice Bergen | Nadine Henly |
Dabney Coleman | Raymond Holliday |
Ed Harris | Mr. Bransford |
Martin Sheen | Noah Dietrich |
Paul Sorvino | Vernon Scott |
Oliver Platt | Forester |
Amy Madigan | Mrs. Bransford |
Taissa Farmiga | Sarah Bransford |
Michael Badalucco | Solly |
Steve Coogan | Colonel Nigel Briggs |
Megan Hilty | Sally |
Paul Schneider | Richard Miskin |
Chace Crawford | Young Actor |
Eileen Ryan | Frank's Grandmother |
Patrick Fischler | Director |
Ron Perkins | Senator Ferguson |
Peter MacKenzie | Gene Handsaker |
Julio Oscar Mechoso | President Somoza |
Hart Bochner | Colonel Willis |
Ashley Hamilton | Rudolf |
Caitlin Carver | Marla Lookalike |
Evan O'Toole | Matt Mabrey |
Holmes Osborne | Cappy |
Steven Mnuchin | Merrill Lynch Executive |
Ivar Brogger | T.V. Newsman #1 |
Steve Tom | TV Newsman #2 |
Dan Desmond | Gladwin Hill |
Karl Florine | Air Traffic Controller |
Madisyn Ritland | Bella |
Louise Linton | Betty |
Christine Marzano | Carrie |
Graham Beckel | Wilbur |
James Keane | Tom |
Andrew M. Chukerman | Pianist |
Michael Cavanaugh | Methodist Minister |
Bruce Gray | Baptist Preacher |
Josh Casaubon | Marvin |
Marshall Bell | Colonel Maxwell |
Kyle Bornheimer | Concerned Orderly |
Nate Mooney | Orderly |
Matt Griesser | Orderly |
Lauri Johnson | Nurse |
Geoff Pierson | Merrill Lynch Executive |
Evan Londo | Ice Cream Kid |
Michael Badalucco | Solly the Barber |
David 'Goldy' Goldsmith | Chef |
James Gleason | Doctor Crone |
Alan Daniels | Hughes Staffer |
Joe Cortese | Mobster |
George Russo | Mobster |
Joey Diaz | Mobster |
James Martin Kelly | Mobster |
Johnny Williams | Mobster |
Luis Fernandez-Gil | Somoza's Aide |
Joshua Malina | Herb (uncredited) |
Billy Graham | Self (archive footage) (uncredited) |
Robert E. Kerr | Hughes Staffer (uncredited) |
Robert Ratinoff | Rolls Royce Chauffeur (uncredited) |
Frank Scozzari | RKO Studio Executive (uncredited) |
Name | Job |
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Joe Macaluso | Dolly Grip |
Billy Weber | Editor |
Robin Gonsalves | Editor |
David Rubin | Casting |
Valli O'Reilly | Makeup Department Head |
Sue Crosby | Set Costumer |
Jimmy Jay | Key Costumer |
Richard Ivan Mann | Visual Effects Producer |
Linda Matthews | Costume Supervisor |
Erik Bernstein | Rigging Gaffer |
Sarah Monat | Foley, Foley Artist |
Cesha Ventre | Set Costumer |
Greg Orloff | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
David V. Butler | Supervising Dialogue Editor, ADR Editor |
Melissa Pryor | Casting Associate |
Don Coufal | Boom Operator |
Michael Bartol | Production Supervisor |
Mollie Stallman | Second Second Assistant Director |
Steven Milosavleski | Graphic Designer |
Bill Burns | First Assistant Sound Editor |
Jeff Wexler | Sound Mixer |
Doug Dole | Best Boy Grip |
Tommy Tieche | First Assistant "A" Camera |
Terri Greening | Production Accountant |
Jeannine Oppewall | Production Design |
Dianne Dreyer | Script Supervisor |
Cydney Cornell | Hair Department Head |
Nancy Haigh | Set Decoration |
Bruce Lomet | Digital Intermediate |
Will Kaplan | Music Editor |
Everette Webber | Digital Intermediate |
Don Rutherford | Makeup Artist |
Elliott Jobe | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Jennifer Bash | Assistant Art Director |
David Giammarco | Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Supervising Sound Editor |
Darrell Hall | Music Editor |
Jack Taggart | Ager/Dyer |
John Scheele | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Donald Murphy | First Assistant Director |
Duff Miller | Assistant Property Master |
Mark Weissenfluh | Leadman |
Randy Singer | Foley Mixer |
Heather Arthur | Stunts |
Judith M. Brown | Studio Teacher |
Lee Perez-Gonzalez | Production Secretary |
Leslie Jones | Editor |
Will Riley | Supervising Sound Editor |
Michelle Dunton | Script Researcher |
AnnaRose Kern | Hairstylist |
Alex Knudsen | Visual Effects Producer |
Jerry C. Deats | Key Grip |
Leah Vautrot | Key Makeup Artist |
C. Susan Hall | Assistant Costume Designer |
Eric Richard Lasko | Second Assistant Director |
Sarah Contant | Set Designer |
Dan Pemberton | Construction Coordinator |
Larz Anderson | Special Effects Supervisor |
Gregory Lundsgaard | Camera Operator |
Shari LaFranchi Blakney | Production Coordinator |
Warren Beatty | Story, Director, Screenplay |
Caleb Deschanel | Director of Photography |
Bo Goldman | Story |
Albert Wolsky | Costume Design |
Brian Scofield | Editor |
Carol Kiefer | Art Department Coordinator |
BJ McDonnell | Steadicam Operator |
P. Scott Sakamoto | Steadicam Operator, Camera Operator |
François Duhamel | Still Photographer |
Conrad E. Palmisano | Stunt Coordinator |
Scott A. Jennings | Sound Effects Editor |
Deb Adair | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Dixie Webster-Davis | Extras Casting |
Name | Title |
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Molly Conners | Producer |
Warren Beatty | Producer |
Brett Ratner | Producer |
Steve Bing | Producer |
Steven Mnuchin | Producer |
Sarah E. Johnson | Producer |
Christopher Woodrow | Producer |
Arnon Milchan | Producer |
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**A film director, his actress and her driver!** I kind of felt deja vu. I don't remember the title, but it was similar to this from the recent time, where it revolves around a taxi driver and a woman who wanted to be an actress. In this the distinct feature was the Beatty's role. After returning ... from the retirement, he's in business now. Directing it, as well as in one of the prominent characters. An 80 years old and still has left lots of spark in him. It was really a great comeback, yet the film is not fully convincing. Even though an enjoyable one, particularly for the awesome performances by all. The film was about Howard Hughes, but I don't know whether it is a biopic or just inspired by. Anyway, it was in the backdrop of Hollywood film industry. The story takes place between three characters, including a driver, film director and a wanted to be an actress. Triangular romance, but not exactly a romance film. Everything was drama, on the struggles between their professions. Often the narration jumps off to Hughes other business affairs. Overall, it comes back to the original path and takes us to the conclusion. A very slow screenplay. I'm used to such kind of narration, so I did not find any hard to finish it off. But it won't be same for others, especially if you are not interested in what the film plot deals with. And it is over two hours long. It covered everything it wanted to tell us. They should have avoided them, to make the film a bit quick which would have worked in its favour. Beatty is a very conscious man. Look at the Oscars, he knew the error, but while having a doubt, his partner hurried and announced the winner. I hope he makes another film very soon and stun everybody who criticised this one. _5/10_