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Movie Info
Unable to decide between two lovers (Johnathon Schaech, Matt Keeslar), a young woman (Kathleen Robertson) suggests they all move in together.
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Rating: R
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Genre: Romance, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Gregg Araki
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Producer: Gregg Araki, Graham Broadbent, Damian Jones
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Writer: Gregg Araki, Jill Cargerman
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Box Office (Gross USA): $47.0K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Samuel Goldwyn Company
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Production Co: Dragon Pictures, Summit Entertainment
Cast & Crew

Kathleen Robertson
Veronica

Johnathon Schaech
Abel

Matt Keeslar
Zed

Kelly Macdonald
Mike

Eric Mabius
Ernest

Dan Gatto
Mutt

Linda Kim
Alison

Gregg Araki
Director

Gregg Araki
Writer

Jill Cargerman
Writer

Chris J. Ball
Executive Producer

Heidi Lester
Executive Producer

William Tyrer
Executive Producer

Gregg Araki
Producer

Graham Broadbent
Producer

Damian Jones
Producer

Daniel Licht
Original Music

Jim Fealy
Cinematographer

Gregg Araki
Film Editing

Tatiana S. Riegel
Film Editing

Karen Margiotta
Casting

Mary Margiotta
Casting

Patti Podesta
Production Design

Jennifer Gentile
Set Decoration

Susanna Puisto
Costume Design
Critic Reviews for Splendor
Audience Reviews for Splendor
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Dec 12, 2010
Splendor is conceptually interesting, and occasionally complimented well by Araki's visual flair, but overall it falls short. The humor is completely ineffective for the most part, with strained comedic scenes that worked to aggravate me rather than amuse me. Kathleen Robertson is a capable and beautiful lead, and she plays this role very well overall. The same cannot be said for her co-stars Johnathon Schaech and Matt Keeslar, both of whom deliver forced and often downright annoying performances. A mildly entertaining but altogether unnecessary film.
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