Bigger Than the Sky
2005, Comedy/Drama, 1h 46m
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When his girlfriend leaves him, depressed designer Peter Rooker (Marcus Thomas) shakes up his life by auditioning for a community theater production. Despite his horrible performance, director Edwina Walters (Clare Higgins) sees Peter's potential and gives him the part. Peter quickly adjusts to theater life, growing close to actor Michael Degan (John Corbett) and his co-star girlfriend, Grace Hargrove (Amy Smart). Trouble ensues when Peter falls for Grace, placing the play in jeopardy.
Cast & Crew
Marcus Thomas
Peter Rooker, Cyrano
Peter Rooker, Cyrano
John Corbett
Michael Degan, Christian
Michael Degan, Christian
Amy Smart
Grace Hargrove, Roxanne
Grace Hargrove, Roxanne
Sean Astin
Ken Zorbell
Ken Zorbell
Clare Higgins
Edwina Winters
Edwina Winters
Patty Duke
Mrs. Keene, Earlene
Mrs. Keene, Earlene
Critic Reviews for Bigger Than the Sky
Audience Reviews for Bigger Than the Sky
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Apr 18, 2013So many things wrong with this flick, starting with a protagonist who, although "nice enough," just isn't very likeable.Ed K Super Reviewer
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Aug 14, 2012Ahh, the theater, the theater, and here's a nod to loving the stage life by first time director Corley ... that sadly fails only with the casting of the lead, who embodies the drone he begins as at first, yet cannot realise the character arc to larger-than-life animal that the script calls for later. What is interesting though, beside the main plots fail, is Patty Duke and her son working together (and that she is a twin once more!).
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May 07, 2010Josh Corbett was great, Marcus Thomas was one-dimensional. This film took 3 days for me to watch....had to keep taking breaks to power through it.
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