Michael
Tabloid reporters are sent by their editor to investigate after the paper recieves a letter from a woman claiming an angel is living with her.
Directed by: Nora Ephron Alan B. Curtiss Dianne Dreyer Robert HubermanGenres: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy,
Production Company: Warner Bros. Pictures, Turner Pictures, Alphaville Films,
- Release Date: 25-12-1996
- Runtime: 105 Minutes
- Popularity: 9.34
- Vote Count: 509
- IMDB Rating: 5.8
- Budget: USD 0
- Revenue: USD 119,718,203
- Region: United States of America ( US ),
- Homepage: N/A
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John Travolta | Michael |
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Andie MacDowell | Dorothy Winters |
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William Hurt | Frank Quinlan |
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Bob Hoskins | Vartan Malt |
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Robert Pastorelli | Huey Driscoll |
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Jean Stapleton | Pansy Milbank |
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Teri Garr | Judge Esther Newberg |
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Wallace Langham | Bruce Craddock |
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Joey Lauren Adams | Anita |
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Carla Gugino | Bride |
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Geraldine Peroni | Editing (Editor) |
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Elizabeth McBride | Costume & Make-Up (Costume Design) |
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Sean Daniel | Production (Producer) |
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James Jacks | Production (Producer) |
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Randy Newman | Sound (Original Music Composer) |
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Charles Croughwell | Crew (Stunt Coordinator) |
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James E. Tocci | Art (Art Direction) |
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Nora Ephron | Writing (Screenplay) |
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Nora Ephron | Directing (Director) |
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Nora Ephron | Production (Producer) |
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***Testifies to the JOY of living itself*** Michael, excellently portrayed by John Travolta, is an unorthodox Archangel enjoying his last mission (vacation?) to Earth. A supermarket tabloid from Chicago sends a team to Iowa to get a story and pictures; after discovering that he's a real angel they naturally want to bring him back to the big city. What works best is that the story is essentially a fun-spirited road movie. William Hurt, Andie MacDowell and Robert Pastorelli have an exceptional time meeting Michael and trying to escort him back to Chicago. Michael acts like a tourist having the time of his life, humorously wanting to see those silly little 'attractions' dispersed across the countryside (e.g. "the world's biggest non-stick frying pan," etc.) -- you know, the ones most of us adults roll our eyes at. Lots of fun things and miracles take place along the way. What struck me the most about Michael (the angel) is that he has a genuine spirit of JOY. The simple joy-of-living-itself is all over him; and this has a phenomenal impact on the people around him. It's something most of us could learn from Michael. The film has loads of laughs and, surprisingly, even some profundities. The film runs 105 minutes and was shot in Texas, Iowa and Chicago. GRADE: A
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