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Reckless (1995)

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Reckless is a dark, dream-like comedy-fantasy adapted by Craig Lucas from his play that takes place in a strange, hallucinogenic otherworld. Mia Farrow stars as annoying, air-headed housewife Rachel, who discovers on Christmas Eve that her husband Tom (Tony Goldwyn) has arranged for a hit man to murder her. Barely escaping with her life into the snowy wastes of her neighborhood, Rachel crosses paths with a social worker, Lloyd (Scott Glenn), and Lloyd's paraplegic, deaf and mute wife, Pooty

PG-13, 1 hr. 31 min.

Drama, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Comedy

Directed By: Norman Ren�

Written By: Craig Lucas

In Theaters: Nov 17, 1995 Wide

On DVD: May 14, 1996

Samuel Goldwyn Films

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Cast

Mia Farrow
Rachel
Scott Glenn
Lloyd
Mary-Louise Parker
Pooty
Tony Goldwyn
Tom
Eileen Brennan
Sister Margaret
Stephen Dorff
Tom Jr.
Doug Barron
TV Director
Nesbitt Blaisdell
Grandfather
William Duell
Ray
Giancarlo Esposito
Fast Tim Timko
William Fichtner
Rachel's Father
Jack Gilpin
Weatherman
Zach Grenier
Anchor Person Re: Trish
Nancy Marchand
Grandmother
Debra Monk
Therapist
William Preston Robertson
Porter
Deborah Rush
Game Show Emcee Giancar...

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In this disappointing collaboration between Craig and Norman (Longtime Companion), Mia Farrow plays yet another mousy and abused housewife.

July 11, 2011 Full Review Source: EmanuelLevy.Com

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Horribly underrated, this gem brings viewers a wonderfully twisted dark comedy. A bit too odd for many to fully enjoy I suppose but Farrow's performance is great and some of the finer moments, although potentially distubing, are amazing.

July 13, 2008