Five Corners

Cast

John Turturro
as Heinz

Jodie Foster
as Linda

Todd Graff
as Jamie

Tim Robbins
as Harry

Elizabeth Berridge
as Melanie

Rose Gregorio
as Mrs. Sabantino

Gregory Rozakis
as Mazola

John Seitz
as Sullivan

Kathleen Chalfant
as Mrs. Fitzgerald

Rodney Harvey
as Castro

Michael Mantell

Cathryn de Prume
as Brita

Mike Nussbaum

Carl Capotorto
as Sal

Richard Thomson
as Cop

Daniel Jenkins
as Willie

Michael R. Howard
as Murray

Pierre Epstein
as George

Jery Hewitt
as Mr. Glascow

Jack McGee
as Desk Sergeant

Jose Soto Jr.
as Boy in Pet Store

Carl Caportoto
as Sal

Mike Starr
as Bartender

Kit Le Fever
as Esther

Jerome Collamore
as Old Man in Bar

Bill Cobbs
as Man in Coffee Shop

Frances Foster
as Waitress

Eriq La Salle
as Samuel Kemp

Ray Aranha
as Arthur

David Brisbin
as Plainclothesman

Mary Small
as Woman in Deli

Robert Lempert
as Neighborhood Person

Marya Small
as Woman in Deli

Keith Reddin
as Neighborhood Person

Anthony Powers
as Cop

Pepe Douglas
as Policeman

Dann Florek
as Policeman

Alex Kramarevsky
as Policeman

Thomas Kudlek
as Policeman

Mike Lisenco
as Policeman

Regis Mullavey
as Policeman

Frank Patton
as Policeman

James Ryan
as Policeman

Campbell Scott
as Policeman

Joel Segal
as Policeman

Victor Slezak
as Policeman

Richard Thomsen
as Policeman

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Critic Reviews for Five Corners

Audience Reviews for Five Corners

• Aug 09, 2012

  When the man who tried to rape her is released from prison, a woman elicits the help of a man who has sworn off violence. This is how not to do exposition. Three different characters tells the same story about what happened before the film's events, and this isn't like Rashomon in which the characters' stories differ. Then, we have a tangential murder of a schoolteacher, which is a plot line that falls through the cracks until the deus ex machina, and four other characters who go on a date. The basic point is this: the story, penned by John Patrick Shanley, is a mess. John Turturro plays a great street tough, and he brings humanity to a role that requires him to do inhuman things - often without explanation. I also like Tim Robbins's performance even though his character is inconsistent. Overall, I think this film is about violence and responsible responses to it, but it's hard to tell because of all the bad writing.
  Jim H Super Reviewer
• Sep 20, 2011

  I don't know who said that this was a comedy. Hands down, the most disturbing John Turturro role I've ever seen. I dare you to compare. Watch it for free online.
  Sean G Super Reviewer
• Jan 02, 2010

  A true hidden gem. I don't think I have heard a soul talk about this film but it is truly a good one. A great performance by Turturro..truly frightening.
  

  John B Super Reviewer
• Jun 01, 2009

  A strange film. I kind of liked it. Good acting, especially in an early role by John Turturro. Excellent acting by the penguins too. Quirky, unconnected stories that connect up in the end. Kind of.
  Lesley N Super Reviewer

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