Love Walked In (1998)

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In this throwback to films noir of the 1940s, Jack Morrisey (Denis Leary) is a pianist and songwriter who has been touring the club circuit with his lady love, Vicky (Aitana Sanchez-Gijon). Jack and Vicky have talent, but they haven't gotten the breaks; they're stone broke and at the end of their collective rope when Eddie (Michael Badalucco), a private eye who knows Jack, makes the couple an offer. Fred Moore (Terence Stamp), a very wealthy man who is something of a fan of Jack's music, is

R, 1 hr. 59 min.

Drama

Directed By: Juan Jos� Campanella

Written By: Juan Jos� Campanella, Lynn Geller, Larry Golin

On DVD: May 26, 1998

Cast

Michael Badalucco
Eddie
Gene Canfield
Joey
Marj Dusay
Mrs. Moore
Moira Kelly
Vera
Denis Leary
Jack Morrisey
Danny Nucci
Cousin Matt
Terence Stamp
Fred Moore
Aitana S�nchez-Gij�n
Vicky
Neal Huff
Howard
J.K. Simmons
Mr. Shulman

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Dennis Leary's an untapped treasure of sorts. Sensational in "The Ref," he still needs the right part for stardom. Maybe he should go "gay" like Greg Kinnear did this year. It's always good for an Oscar nom.

January 2, 2003 Full Review | Comment

Brandon Judell

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It just doesn't deliver the real thing...

January 1, 2000 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Dennis Schwartz

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I stumbled across this one while channel surfing. It was late and I was kind of drowsy but I felt compelled to finish watching this film. Good film with a parallel fictional storyline narrated by the protagonist. I like that it had a somewhat realistic ending, kind of poetic. Good performances by Denis Leary, Aitana,

January 28, 2010