Intermission (2003)
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Cast
as Lehiff
as John
as Sally
as Deirdre
as Jerry
as Oscar
as Mick
as Sam
as Noeleen
as Mr. Henderson
as Ben
as Maura
as Helen
as Philip
as Ben Campion
as Cafe Waitress
as Old Man in Cafe
as Child With Ice Cream
as Woman in Mall
as Elderly Man on Bus
as Alfred
as George
as Seamus
as Charlie O'Brien
as Thomas
as Karen
as Brian the Video Store Clerk
as Mr. Leonard
as Anthony
as Maurice
as Store Assistant
as Rabbit Man
as Robert
as Student No.1
as Student No.2
as Student No. 3
as Student No. 4
as Dealer
as Dealer's Customer
as Detective No. 1
as Detective No. 2
as Thomas
as Nightclub Barman
as Bill
as Celia
as Mrs. Rooney
as Security Guard Tony
as Garda Officer
as Wayne
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Critic Reviews for Intermission
All Critics (96) | Top Critics (29) | Fresh (70) | Rotten (26) | DVD (6)
The great thing about Intermission is that you barely have time to spot the gaps.
Not real Irish, but the movie kind: the latest to stumble off the [John] Ford assembly-line.
Such are the dangers of teaching foreign cultures to yelp like Reservoir Dogs.
Intermission bursts with the energy of a documentary filmed on the run with a stolen camera.
Intermission is the first movie in ages to show us what Irish native Hollywood star Farrell is capable of.
One of those films that should keep you entirely entertained but that disappears from memory almost immediately.
Audience Reviews for Intermission
Lots of great stories and plots and reveals and quirks and weirdnesses, but I can't say I remember much of it all.
Super Reviewer
A very interesting ensemble drama. I loved a lot about most of the stories, but there were some that were not so great. It had a great sense of humor thrown in that was brilliantly played out by the actors. Cillian Murphy was definitely the standout, being a completely lovable loser.
Super Reviewer
After one of the greatest and most unexpected openings to a film I've ever seen the film is off to a good start. It begins as though it may be some kind of Irish Mike Leigh film. Unfortunately it goes down a convoluted route of too many characters in an intertwining plot similar to Lock, Stock. The performances and execution are both brilliant. It's an impressive looking film with lots to like unfortunately there isn't a single character one can relate to. Rather than blurring the lines between good and bad most people are just scum or act in irritating ways. It hurts a film that's script is in dire need of surgery. Still it manages to nail dark/disturbing comedy.
Super Reviewer
Intermission Quotes
| Sally: | Have I a Ronnie |
| Mick: | Well you're no Tom Selleck! |
| John: | Yous can go fuck yourselves! |
| Oscar: | Sorry Deirdre |
| Oscar: | Sorry Deirdre. |