
Showing posts with label catherine hicks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catherine hicks. Show all posts
December 3, 2011
Garbo Talks (1984)
The legacy of Greta Garbo is such that the only time Garbo Talks (a movie that uses her appearance on screen as a denouement) comes alive is when Garbo herself is on screen - and she is silently portrayed by an actress! The movie itself is a pastiche of events in the life of a guy as he runs around New York City trying to find the legendary recluse for a visit with his dying mother (Anne Bancroft in an over-the-top performance as a Jewish mother that was almost distasteful). The film's creators ladled on the quirk factor while sprinkling emotion only slightly in this one.


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anne bancroft,
carrie fisher,
catherine hicks,
dorothy loudon,
ron silver
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