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| Universal Studios (2005) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama | |||||
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| Bill Murray | Don Johnston | |
| Sharon Stone | Laura Daniels Miller | |
| Jessica Lange | Dr. Carmen Markowski | |
| Tilda Swinton | ||
| Jim Jarmusch | ||
| Jeffrey Wright | Winston | |
| Frances Conroy | ||
| Julie Delpy | Sherry | |
| Heather Simms | Mona | |
| Brea Frazier | Rita | |
| Jarry Fall | Winston and Mona's Kid | |
| Korka Fall | Winston and Mona's Kid | |
| Saul Holland | Winston and Mona's Kid | |
| Zakira Holland | Winston and Mona's Kid | |
| Niles Lee Wilson | Winston and Mona's Kid | |
| Nicole Abisinio | ||
| Ryan Donowho | ||
| Alexis Dziena | ||
| Mark Webber | The Kid |
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| Producer | Stacey Smith
Jon Kilik Ann Ruark Jim Jarmusch |
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| Writer | Jim Jarmusch
Bill Raden Sara Driver |
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| Cinematography | Frederick Elmes
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"Funny, Tender and Generous." -- A.O. Scott, The New York Times Bill Murray (Lost in Translation) stars in the comedic story of an aging Don Juan who hits the road on a revealing and humorous cross-country journey. When a mysterious pink letter informs Don Johnston (Murray) that he may have a 19-year-old son, he visits four former lovers, where he comes face to face with the errors of his past and the possibilities of the future. From acclaimed director Jim Jarmusch and co-starring Sharon Stone, Frances Conroy, Jessica Lange, Tilda Swinton, and Jeffrey Wright, Broken Flowers is the highly original comedy that Peter Travers of Rolling Stone says is "filled with wonderful mischief" and "brings out the best in Bill Murray." |
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