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This is One Family He Might Not Want to Marry Into...

Mickey Blue Eyes AC-3 WS Rare LaserDisc Grant Caan Tripplehorn Comedy

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Mickey Blue Eyes

( Catalog Number C2565 )
(1.78:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Mickey Blue Eyes
1999 - 102 min. - Color
Genre: Comedy
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Would you believe Hugh Grant as a violent Mafioso from Kansas City? Don't worry if you can't: that's part of the joke in this romantic comedy. Michael Felgate (Hugh Grant) is a British expatriate living in Manhattan who runs a successful auction house dealing in rare and valuable art. When Michael meets Gina (Jeanne Tripplehorn), he's immediately smitten, and three months later he asks for her hand in marriage. Gina, however, tells Michael that she could never marry him because of her family. Crestfallen, Michael wants to find out what the trouble could be; and when he tracks down Gina's father Frank (James Caan), he discovers the nature of Gina's family problems: Frank is a Mafia kingpin, and several of Gina's previous boyfriends have met an ill fate trying to fit in with his criminal lifestyle. Frank, however, takes an immediate liking to Michael and asks him for a few small favors. Before long, Michael has inadvertently laundered mob money through his auction house and has to pass himself off to rival gangsters as Mickey Blue Eyes, a wiseguy from Kansas City. Mickey Blue Eyes was co-produced by Hugh Grant's significant other, Elizabeth Hurley, and directed by Kelly Makin, whose previous credits include the Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy. --- Mark Deming

Hollywood loves organized crime. After the epic Godfather trilogy and Scorsese's gritty movies like GoodFellas, filmmakers have begun to pump out Mob comedies in the form of Mickey Blue Eyes. Although the movie features Godfather alumni James Caan, it is clearly a vehicle for English actor Hugh Grant. The narrative is essentially a one-joke pony in which the audience gets to witness the differences between polite Englishmen and rough-and-tumble New York mobsters. Although a familiar fish-out-of-water formula, the film is a surprisingly fresh romp that relies on clever writing and deft acting. Grant delivers his patented brand of charming yet bumbling shtick, but he again illustrates his ability to carry a mediocre comedy on his shoulders. The funniest scenes involve Grant attempting to mimic the mobster pronunciation of such classic lines as "Fuggedaboutit." Director Kelly Makin Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy certainly knows comedic timing, although some parts of the film are a bit sluggish. When a supporting character is killed, the narrative suddenly becomes morose and never recovers from the drastic shift in tone. Mickey Blue Eyes peaks at the halfway point, and neither regains its momentum nor completely falls apart. It may not be a ground-breaking mobster comedy, but it is still entertaining with some real memorable moments. --- Adam Goldberg

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Cast for Mickey Blue Eyes

Hugh Grant - Michael Felgate
James Caan - Frank
Jeanne Tripplehorn - Gina
Burt Young - Vito Graziosi
James Fox - Philip Cromwell
Joe Viterelli - Vinnie
Gerry Becker - Agent Connell
Maddie Corman - Carol
Tony Darrow - Angelo
Paul Lazar - Ritchie Vitale
Vincent Pastore - Al
Frank Pellegrino - Sante
Scott Thompson - Agent Lewis
John Ventimiglia - Johnny Graziosi

Crew for Mickey Blue Eyes

Kelly Makin - Director
Elizabeth Hurley - Producer
Charles B. Mulvehill - Producer
Robert Kuhn - Screenwriter
Adam Scheinman - Screenwriter
Donald Thorin - Cinematographer
Margot Core - Musical Direction/Supervision
Basil Poledouris - Composer (Music Score)
David Freeman - Editor
Gregory Keen - Production Designer
Tom Warren - Art Director
Karin Smith - Associate Producer
Andrea Fenton - Set Designer
Susan Kaufman - Set Designer
Ellen Mirojnick - Costume Designer
Danny Michael - Sound/Sound Designer
Richard Patrick - First Assistant Director
Laura Rosenthal - Casting

Feature Details

Title: Mickey Blue Eyes
Feature Release Date: 1999
Genre: Comedy
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 102 Minutes
Chapters: 34
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 1.78:1
Playback Format: CLV

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LD Release Date: 28 Dec 1999
Catalog Number: C2565
UPC: 053939256567
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Publisher: Warner Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Sound Analog Right: Dolby Digital 5.1
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: C2565
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Mickey Blue Eyes

( Catalog Number C2565 )
(1.78:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
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Mickey Blue Eyes
1999 - 102 min. - Color
Genre: Comedy
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Would you believe Hugh Grant as a violent Mafioso from Kansas City? Don't worry if you can't: that's part of the joke in this romantic comedy. Michael Felgate (Hugh Grant) is a British expatriate living in Manhattan who runs a successful auction house dealing in rare and valuable art. When Michael meets Gina (Jeanne Tripplehorn), he's immediately smitten, and three months later he asks for her hand in marriage. Gina, however, tells Michael that she could never marry him because of her family. Crestfallen, Michael wants to find out what the trouble could be; and when he tracks down Gina's father Frank (James Caan), he discovers the nature of Gina's family problems: Frank is a Mafia kingpin, and several of Gina's previous boyfriends have met an ill fate trying to fit in with his criminal lifestyle. Frank, however, takes an immediate liking to Michael and asks him for a few small favors. Before long, Michael has inadvertently laundered mob money through his auction house and has to pass himself off to rival gangsters as Mickey Blue Eyes, a wiseguy from Kansas City. Mickey Blue Eyes was co-produced by Hugh Grant's significant other, Elizabeth Hurley, and directed by Kelly Makin, whose previous credits include the Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy. --- Mark Deming

Hollywood loves organized crime. After the epic Godfather trilogy and Scorsese's gritty movies like GoodFellas, filmmakers have begun to pump out Mob comedies in the form of Mickey Blue Eyes. Although the movie features Godfather alumni James Caan, it is clearly a vehicle for English actor Hugh Grant. The narrative is essentially a one-joke pony in which the audience gets to witness the differences between polite Englishmen and rough-and-tumble New York mobsters. Although a familiar fish-out-of-water formula, the film is a surprisingly fresh romp that relies on clever writing and deft acting. Grant delivers his patented brand of charming yet bumbling shtick, but he again illustrates his ability to carry a mediocre comedy on his shoulders. The funniest scenes involve Grant attempting to mimic the mobster pronunciation of such classic lines as "Fuggedaboutit." Director Kelly Makin Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy certainly knows comedic timing, although some parts of the film are a bit sluggish. When a supporting character is killed, the narrative suddenly becomes morose and never recovers from the drastic shift in tone. Mickey Blue Eyes peaks at the halfway point, and neither regains its momentum nor completely falls apart. It may not be a ground-breaking mobster comedy, but it is still entertaining with some real memorable moments. --- Adam Goldberg

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Cast for Mickey Blue Eyes

Hugh Grant - Michael Felgate
James Caan - Frank
Jeanne Tripplehorn - Gina
Burt Young - Vito Graziosi
James Fox - Philip Cromwell
Joe Viterelli - Vinnie
Gerry Becker - Agent Connell
Maddie Corman - Carol
Tony Darrow - Angelo
Paul Lazar - Ritchie Vitale
Vincent Pastore - Al
Frank Pellegrino - Sante
Scott Thompson - Agent Lewis
John Ventimiglia - Johnny Graziosi

Crew for Mickey Blue Eyes

Kelly Makin - Director
Elizabeth Hurley - Producer
Charles B. Mulvehill - Producer
Robert Kuhn - Screenwriter
Adam Scheinman - Screenwriter
Donald Thorin - Cinematographer
Margot Core - Musical Direction/Supervision
Basil Poledouris - Composer (Music Score)
David Freeman - Editor
Gregory Keen - Production Designer
Tom Warren - Art Director
Karin Smith - Associate Producer
Andrea Fenton - Set Designer
Susan Kaufman - Set Designer
Ellen Mirojnick - Costume Designer
Danny Michael - Sound/Sound Designer
Richard Patrick - First Assistant Director
Laura Rosenthal - Casting

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