Wirey Spindell (1999)
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Cast
as Wirey Spindell
as Wirey (age 17)
as Junior High Wirey
as Wirey (age 6)
as Tabitha
as Tabitha
as Samantha
as Wirey's Mom (as a youth)
as Wirey's Mom (as an adult)
as Wirey's Father
as Judy
as Teacher
as Principal Dickens
as Robby
as Baby Wirey
as Helena
as Little Chinese Girl
as Brooke Swarthen
as Greg (age 6)
as Cousin Betsy
as Robby in 7th Grade
as Raphael
as Gabe
as Calhoun Coach
as Lapper
as Lapper Teacher/Coach
as Mean Kid/Junior High
as Mean Kid Spy
as Mike Johnson
as First Date
as Bill
as Mary
as Announcer No. 1
as Announcer No. 2
as Bratelboro Coaches Wife
as Roxanne
as Teenage Girl
as Sarah
as Beth
as Bass Player
as Dave
as Niles
as Stephanie
as Arlene
as Kikos
as Bloody Cross Guy/Jiz
as Yuppie Guy
as Model/Danny
as Shrink
as Spike
as Russian Hooker
as Teacher/Shop Class
as Football Coach
as Tabatha's Girlfriend
as Stripper Waitress
as Worker/Doorman
as FBI Man
as Scout No. 1
as Scout No. 2
as Scout No. 3
as Angel Lady
as Sally
Critic Reviews for Wirey Spindell
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Long, shapeless, and painfully unfunny, Wirey Spindell confirms its maker's status as one of the most distinctively awful filmmakers of his generation.
...a teen sex comedy for the grown-up arthouse crowd.
To say that this movie is true to life is only to say that it's banal, boring and confusing.
Wirey Spindell is as idiosyncratic as the name of its hero, which gives this surprisingly affecting film its title.
Ambiguously autobiographical (and, per usual, sooty-lensed.
Where writer-director Eric Schaeffer shoots himself in the foot is by succumbing to the narcissistic voice within.
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