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Permanent Midnight

Name: Permanent Midnight
Genre: Drama
Released: 1998-09-16
Duration: 88 min
Rating: 5.9

★ 5,9 /10 (125 Votes)

1998 EN 88 min

Overview

Juggling increasing career success and a growing heroin habit, a television comedy writer attempts to go down a path of improvement.

Release date

16/09/1998

Votes

125

Popularity

2.0

He had a great job, beautiful wife and a habit the size of Utah.

Genres

Drama

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

88 min

Revenue

$1,166,199

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Ben Stiller

Jerry Stahl

Elizabeth Hurley

Sandra

Maria Bello

Kitty

Owen Wilson

Nicky

Lourdes Benedicto

Vola

Peter Greene

Gus

Cheryl Ladd

Pamela Verlaine

Fred Willard

Craig Ziffer

Charles Fleischer

Allen from Mr. Chompers

Janeane Garofalo

Jana Farmer

Connie Nielsen

Dagmar

Sandra Oh

Friend

Jerry Stahl

Dr. Murphy

Jay Paulson

Phoenix Punk

Spencer Garrett

Brad / Tim from Mr. Chompers

Chauncey Leopardi

Jerry at 16

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Mary Thompson

Grandma White

Liz Torres

Dita

Douglas Spain

Miguel

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Scott Williamson

Gary Warren

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Nancye Ferguson

Nurse

Sam Anderson

Dr. Olson

John Prosky

Cop

Andy Dick

'Damian', Talk Show Guest

Lainie Kazan

Jerry's Mother at Funeral

No photo

Daniel Hartley

Benny (uncredited)

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4/10 Jerry Stahl is a complete junkie. He tells his life story to a fellow rehabber after she picks him up at his fast food job. Through conversational flashbacks we get glimpses of how Jerry wrecks his life. **Uninspiring. Stale. Meandering.** Jerry as well as all the other characters have no background, and they are completely flat. Perhaps a social commentary on the LA Scene, yet that has been done better elsewhere. Interesting to see Stiller as a junkie, but thats the best part.

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