The Linguini Incident

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A magic-obsessed New York waitress (Rosanna Arquette) is persuaded by a colorful group of characters to help her rob the restaurant where she works. Along the way, she falls in love with the eatery's bartender (David Bowie), who just so happens to be looking for someone who will make him a permanent resident of the U.S.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Comedy, Drama
Directed By:

Richard Shepard
Written By:

Richard Shepard
In Theaters:

Jun 1, 1992 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Aug 27, 1992
Runtime:

99 minutes
Studio:

Academy Entertainment

Cast

Rosanna Arquette
as Lucy

David Bowie
as Monte

Eszter Balint
as Vivian

Andre Gregory
as Dante

Buck Henry
as Cecil

Viveca Lindfors
as Miracle

Marlee Matlin
as Jeannette

Eloy Casados
as Tony

Michael Bonnabel
as Oliver

Maura Tierney
as Cecelia

Lewis Arquette
as Texas Joe

Iman
as Dali Guest

Julian Lennon
as (uncredited)

Kathy Kinney
as Denise

James Avery
as Phil

Susan Mechsner
as Female Ventriloquist

Kristina Loggia
as Gayle

Tamara De Treaux
as Camile

Cherie Franklin
as Silent Woman

Al Berry
as Bread Man

Andrea King
as Charlotte

Brad Jackson
as Old Man

Maxine Hicks
as Old Woman

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This one was quite interesting. For a movie released in the early 90's, it had quite an 80's feel to it. Rosanna Arquette is great in this as a disgruntled waitress who really strives to be an escape artist, as is David Bowie as gambler on the run. Quite surreal in places, it actually turns out as quite a sweet movie in the end.