Stanley's Gig (2000)
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Synopsis: Despite being a talented musician, Stanley Myer is far from making it big. Miles away from his particular dream of playing the ukulele on a luxury cruise-line headed for Hawaii, Myer settles for a... Despite being a talented musician, Stanley Myer is far from making it big. Miles away from his particular dream of playing the ukulele on a luxury cruise-line headed for Hawaii, Myer settles for a job at a nursing home. It is here, in the most unlikely of places, that he finds onetime jazz singer Eleanor, the mature woman of mystery who will turn Myer's life completely upside down. No run-of-the-mill indie feature, STANLEY'S GIG impressed critics on the festival circuit with its unique storyline and star-studded cast. Such legends as Marla Gibbs and Faye Dunaway light up the screen alongside lesser-known stars in a tale of soul-searching and creative angst. [More]
Starring: Faye Dunaway, Marla Gibbs, Stephen Tobolowsky, William Sanderson
Starring: Faye Dunaway, Marla Gibbs, Stephen Tobolowsky, William Sanderson
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