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Miami Rhapsody (1995)

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The discovery of marital troubles in her family causes a young woman to question her own upcoming nuptials in this clever romantic comedy. Sarah Jessica Parker stars as Gwyn, a bright, slightly neurotic advertising copywriter who is initially thrilled when her boyfriend Matt (Gil Bellows) finally proposes. Soon afterwards, however, she learns that her mother Nina (Mia Farrow) is indulging in an extra-marital affair with a handsome Latin stud (Antonio Banderas). This is only the first of several

PG-13, 1 hr. 35 min.

Drama, Romance, Comedy

Directed By: David Frankel

In Theaters: Jan 27, 1995 Wide

On DVD: Oct 30, 2001

Cast

Sarah Jessica Parker
Gwyn Marcus
Gil Bellows
Matt
Antonio Banderas
Antonio
Mia Farrow
Nina Marcus
Paul Mazursky
Vic Marcus
Kevin Pollak
Jordan Marcus
Lisa Banes
Gynecologist
Kelly Bishop
Zelda
Mark Blum
Peter
Naomi Campbell
Kaia
Barbara Garrick
Terri
Carla Gugino
Leslie Marcus
Donal Logue
Derek
Jeremy Piven
Mitchell
Ben Stein
Rabbi
Norman Steinberg
Charlie
Bo Eason
Jeff

Critic Reviews for Miami Rhapsody

All Critics (32) | Top Critics (12) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (10)

Looks, sounds, and feels like a Woody Allen comedy given a shot of adrenaline. (published 2-17-95)

January 5, 2005 Full Review | Comment

Steve Crum

Kansas City Kansan Source: Kansas City Kansan

We already have a Woody Allen, but thanks anyway for applying.

May 27, 2004 Comment

Rob Thomas

Capital Times (Madison, WI)

Reveals how the consumer ethic has diluted traditional views of marriage so that it is held hostage to our desires for new experiences, self-fulfillment, and endless variety

July 19, 2003 Full Review Source: Spirituality and Practice

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