A middle-aged man finds love in the last place he was looking -- his psychiatrist's waiting room -- in this dark comedy drama. Alex (William H. Macy) is a man in his mid-forties who is having something of a midlife crisis; he's unhappy with his life; his marriage to Martha (Tracey Ullman) is going ...more
Though its undeniable comparisons to the similarly themed television series The Sopranos have blunted some of its impact, Henry Bromell's droll comedy-of-manners still registers strongly as a study of human frailty. One could argue that Bromell's idea to make the central character a hitman immediately brands the film as old-hat, but as played with vivid understatement by William H. Macy, the part bursts with sympathy. The film has an appealing use of visual detail (especially in its evocative ...more
- William H. Macy - Alex
- John Ritter - Josh Parks
- Neve Campbell - Sarah
- Donald Sutherland - Michael
- Tracey Ullman - Martha
- David Dorfman - Sammy
- Barbara Bain - Deidre
- Henry Bromell - Director
- David Cooper - Executive Producer
- Andrew Lazar - Producer
- Matt Cooper - Producer
- Lori Miller - Producer
- Dan Bradford - Art Director
- Carol Dunn Trussell - Associate Producer
- Matthew Barry - Casting
- Jody Hediem - Co-producer
- Susan Matheson - Costume Designer
- Lynzee Klingman - Editor
- Cindy Mollo - Editor
- Brian Tyler - Composer (Music Score)
- Dan Bishop - Production Designer












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