How long is GEORGIA/MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE?

GEORGIA/MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE is 4 hr 1 min long.

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GEORGIA: Jennifer Jason Leigh pushes her remarkable ability to embody tormented, self-abusive characters to its furthest extremes here, starring as Sadie, a desperately untalented singer struggling in the shadows of her sister Georgia, a much-loved folk musician. Written by Leigh’s mother, Barbara Turner, and co-produced by Leigh herself, GEORGIA is an emotionally-naked portrait of a performer struggling to be heard when almost no one cares to listen. MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE: Jennifer Jason Leigh gives one of her greatest performances as the brilliantly bitchy, emotionally tormented Dorothy Parker in writer-director Alan Rudoph’s wonderful, sardonic portrait of the legendary Algonquin Round Table of the 1920s. With superb supporting work by Campbell Scott as Parker’s platonic soulmate Robert Benchley, Matthew Broderick as love-’em-and-leave-’em writer Charles MacArthur, and a virtual who’s who of up-and-coming talent.

GEORGIA/MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE

Name: GEORGIA/MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE
Released: 2016-02-15
Duration: 241

NR 4 hr 1 min

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How long is GEORGIA/MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE?: GEORGIA/MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE is 4 hr 1 min long.

What is GEORGIA/MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE about?: GEORGIA: Jennifer Jason Leigh pushes her remarkable ability to embody tormented, self-abusive characters to its furthest extremes here, starring as Sadie, a desperately untalented singer struggling in the shadows of her sister Georgia, a much-loved folk musician. Written by Leigh’s mother, Barbara Turner, and co-produced by Leigh herself, GEORGIA is an emotionally-naked portrait of a performer struggling to be heard when almost no one cares to listen. MRS. PARKER & THE VICIOUS CIRCLE: Jennifer Jason Leigh gives one of her greatest performances as the brilliantly bitchy, emotionally tormented Dorothy Parker in writer-director Alan Rudoph’s wonderful, sardonic portrait of the legendary Algonquin Round Table of the 1920s. With superb supporting work by Campbell Scott as Parker’s platonic soulmate Robert Benchley, Matthew Broderick as love-’em-and-leave-’em writer Charles MacArthur, and a virtual who’s who of up-and-coming talent.