Husbands and Wives

Name: Husbands and Wives
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Released: 1992-09-18
Duration: 108 min
Rating: 7

★ 7,0 /10 (513 Votes)

1992 EN 108 min

Overview

When their best friends announce that they're separating, a professor and his wife discover the faults in their own marriage.

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Release date

18/09/1992

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513

Popularity

10.5

A hilarious comedy about being married, being single, sex and life in New York.

Genres

Comedy Drama Romance

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

108 min

Woody Allen

Gabe Roth

Mia Farrow

Judy Roth

Judy Davis

Sally

Sydney Pollack

Jack

Juliette Lewis

Rain

Liam Neeson

Michael Gates

Lysette Anthony

Sam

Cristi Conaway

Shawn Grainger - Call Girl

Ron Rifkin

Richard

Blythe Danner

Rain's mother

Brian McConnachie

Rain's father

Timothy Jerome

Paul

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Rebecca Glenn

Gail

Caroline Aaron

Dinner Party Guest

Galaxy Craze

Harriet

Fred Melamed

Mel (uncredited)

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Nick Metropolis

TV Scientist

Jeffrey Kurland

Interviewer/Narrator

Bruce Jay Friedman

Peter Styles

John Doumanian

Hamptons' Party Guest

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Gordon Rigsby

Hamptons' Party Guest

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Ilene Blackman

Receptionist

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Ron August

Rain's Ex-Lover

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John Bucher

Rain's Ex-Lover

Matthew Flint

Rain's Boyfriend

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Philip Levy

Taxi Dispatcher

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Connie Picard

Banducci Family

Steven Randazzo

Banducci Family

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Tony Turco

Banducci Family

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Adelaide Mestre

Banducci Family

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Jessica Frankston

Birthday Party Guest

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Merv Bloch

Birthday Party Guest

Nora Ephron

Dinner Party Guest

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Released in the hype of Allen and Farrow’s breakup in the wake of his infamous Soon-Yi scandal, HUSBANDS AND WIVES archly and topically plumbs into the marital conundrums of two couples, Gabe (Allen) and Judy (Farrow, bookends her collaboration with Allen to the tune of 13), and their best friends Jack (Pollack) and Sally (Davis). For one thing, the film adopts a jittery cinematographic style (aided by handheld cameras and Steadi-cams) which certainly is not Allen’s modus operandi, and lets rip the neurotic, taxing, unrelieved relationship squabbles to full throttle, inflamed by Jack and S…

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One of Woody's best, subordinate pretty much only to Hannah and Her Sisters. I'm never taken by 'great performances' - always been more of a writing/direction guy. But the acting here floors me every time, so much so that I can't pay much attention to 'the filmmaking' as I normally do. Just straight entranced from the first scene. There's this line, towards the middle, where Gabe is narrating a bit from one of his novels: "Was the notion of ever-deepening romance a myth along with simultaneous orgasm? The only time Rifkin and his wife experienced simultaneous orgasm was when they were grant…

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