Singles

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Cast & Crew

Bridget Fonda
Janet Livermore

Matt Dillon
Cliff Poncier (Citizen Dick vocalist)

Campbell Scott
Steve Dunne

Kyra Sedgwick
Linda Powell

Sheila Kelley
Debbie Hunt

Jim True-Frost
David Bailey

Bill Pullman
Doctor Jamison

James LeGros
Andy

Devon Raymond
Ruth

Camilo Gallardo
Luiz

Ally Walker
Pam

Eric Stoltz
The Mime

Jeremy Piven
Doug Hughley

Tom Skerritt
Mayor Weber

Bill Smillie
Boston Doctor

Eddie Vedder
Self

Chris Cornell
Chris

Cameron Crowe
Director

Cameron Crowe
Writer

Art Linson
Executive Producer

Richard Hashimoto
Producer

Cameron Crowe
Producer

Paul Westerberg
Original Music

Tak Fujimoto
Cinematographer

Ueli Steiger
Cinematographer

Richard Chew
Film Editing

Owens Hill
Casting

Stephen J. Lineweaver
Production Design

Mark Haack
Art Director

Clay A. Griffith
Set Decoration

Jane Ruhm
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for Singles

• Aug 27, 2015

  Rather than say 'Aloha' to Cameron Crowe's prodigious talents ebbing and flowing in dodgy waters, check out a 1992 gem by this writer-director that winningly captures grunge and knowingly looks grungy while doing it. Someway somehow, Crowe - the Rolling Stone reporter who brilliantly documents a fan's-eye-view of '70s rock 'n' roll right from the trenches of his own young adult experience with Almost Famous - shows up right as grunge is being conceived and provides a series of bitingly truthful love stories that just happen to perfectly document an important time in music history. You know how Forrest Gump pops up at just the right times throughout U.S. history to make his mark and provide us with a wink and nod lesson? Well, Cameron Crowe does the same for rock history without playing Zelig ... at least he did before becoming too sentimental with projects like Elizabethtown, We Bought a Zoo and the aforementioned Aloha. With Singles, he provides a hip, vervy portrait of the influential '90s Seattle scene that's far from a love letter - it's a full-on time capsule. It's not like Titanic where a flimsy love story got framed around a disaster. These relationships happen organically and Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains just happen to be in the background. In this PG-13-rated dramedy, a group of twenty-something friends (Fonda, Scott, Kyra Sedgwick, Matt Dillon), most of whom live in the same apartment complex, search for love and success in grunge-era Seattle. Though the story doesn't boast as much character as Crowe's '80s youth-defining work in Say Anything and the dialogue doesn't ring as resonantly as with his much more polished '90s rom-com masterwork Jerry Maguire, Singles' acting and setting provide a whipsmart and smart-ass look at a semi-modern romance. Plus, you get to see a Point of No Return-era Bridget Fonda, Dead Again-era Campbell Scott, Born on the Fourth of July-era Kyra Sedgwick, and Drugstore Cowboy-era Matt Dillon giving it their youthful all before taking on some more career-defining adult roles. Best of all, there's that soundtrack. Pearl Jam's "State of Love and Trust" - released exclusively for the motion picture - ranks among the band's best works. Bottom line: Grunge Match
  Super Reviewer
• Sep 06, 2010

  I caught this on TV one day a long time ago, I thought it was pretty boring. I only watched it for the cameo from Tim Burton, which was cool, but the rest of the movie wasn't anything special. Overall, it's okay.
  Super Reviewer
• Oct 20, 2009

  Love this movie, so funny and could really relate to it when I first saw it. Not sure if a younger person watching it now would like it as much. Maybe one for GenX.
  Nicki M Super Reviewer
• Sep 21, 2009

  great movie and great soundtrack!
  ~Lissa~ Super Reviewer