The Evening Star (1996)
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Cast
as Aurora Greenway
as Jerry Bruckner
as Melanie Horton
as Patsy Carpenter
as Arthur Cotton
as Bruce
as Tommy Horton
as Rosie Dunlop
as Teddy Horton
as Hector Scott
as Jane
as Garrett Breedlove
as Ellen
as Bump
as Henry
as Dolly
as Pascal Ferney
as Toni
as Jimmie Lee
as Nurse Susan
as Dr. Faulkner
as Lola Bruckner
as James
as Billy
as Joey
as Casting Assistant
as Sitcom Actress Becky
as Bernie Steinberg
as Sitcom Dad
as Sitcom Mom
as Professor Warwick
as Ticket Agent
as Flight Attendant
as Nurse Margaret
as Bump (age 9)
as Bump (age 7)
as Stage Manager
as Minister B. Ramsey
Critic Reviews for The Evening Star
All Critics (26) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (20) | DVD (2)
Harking back to wince-inducing sequels like The Sting II and Texasville, this DOA boo-boo needlessly expands upon Terms of Endearment.
A moving, well-performed sequel
One of the worst sequels ever
A sequel no one wanted, done about as poorly as possible
Explores the adventure of aging and the benefitsof life review.
The script is by the director Robert Harding, and all his jokes fall like stones.
Audience Reviews for The Evening Star
This sequel to Terms of Endearment is almost as endearing as the original. Although it didn't need a sequel, it is realistic to see that the characters didn't live happily ever after when the movie ended. And to see what other problems they deal with. I liked this movie, it was a good drama with good actors and it's a very realistic drama.
Super Reviewer
One of my all-time favorites.
Super Reviewer
Good emotional and continung story of "Term of Endearment" about friends, family and other natural disasters.
Super Reviewer
The Evening Star Quotes
| Garrett Breedlove: | There isn't that many more shopping days left till Christmas. |