Frankie and Johnny Are Married

Name: Frankie and Johnny Are Married
Genre: Comedy
Released: May 26, 2004
Duration: 95 min
Rating: 44
Cast: Alan Rosenberg, Lisa Chess, Michael Pressman

2004

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IFC Films | Release Date: May 26, 2004 | R

Starring: Alan Rosenberg, Lisa Chess, Michael Pressman

Summary: From director Michael Pressman comes a deeply intimate and unabashedly comic portrait of a marriage on the verge of disaster: his own. Frankie and Johnny Are Married is a heartfelt and romantic comedy about what happens when a husband and wife decide to work together. The result is a translucent window into the drama, absurdity and passionFrom director Michael Pressman comes a deeply intimate and unabashedly comic portrait of a marriage on the verge of disaster: his own. Frankie and Johnny Are Married is a heartfelt and romantic comedy about what happens when a husband and wife decide to work together. The result is a translucent window into the drama, absurdity and passion of a real relationship. (IFC Films)… Expand

Director: Michael Pressman

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 95 min

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Jami Bernard

The result is a funny, tender, satisfying blend of fiction and cinema vérité. Read full review

Carla Meyer

Self-indulgent and admirable. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

A bittersweet, wryly amusing "dramatic fiction" Read full review

Ella Taylor

Pressma's intermittently amusing screenplay, some good-natured cameos by a bunch of his famous friends, and an intelligent performance by Chess — playing herself opposite TV regular Alan Rosenberg -- save the day and the relationship. Read full review

Dennis Harvey

Beyond the participants' friends and co-workers, it's hard to imagine an audience for this professionally packaged exercise in navel gazing. Read full review

Nathan Rabin

A vanity project about a vanity project. Read full review

Wesley Morris

The resulting movie is a nauseating flight of Hollywood navel-gazing. Read full review

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