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Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

Dorothy Parker remembers the heyday of the Algonquin Round Table, a circle of friends whose barbed wit, like hers, was fueled by alcohol and flirted with despair.

Director

Alan Rudolph

Year

Genre

biography, drama

Box Office

$2,144,667

Production

Fine Line Features,Miramax

Awards

2 wins & 8 nominations

Dorothy Parker

Jennifer Jason Leigh

Robert Benchley

Charles MacArthur

Matthew Broderick

Alan Campbell

Peter Gallagher

Gertrude Benchley

Eddie Parker

Andrew McCarthy

Horatio Byrd

Jane Grant

Martha Plimpton

Harold Ross

Edna Ferber

Deems Taylor

Paula Hunt

Gwyneth Paltrow

Robert Sherwood

Nick Cassavetes

George S. Kaufman

Mary Kennedy Taylor

Alexander Woollcott

Franklin P. Adams

Heywood Broun

Ruth Hale

Roger Spalding

Stephen Baldwin

Marc Connelly

Neysa McMein

John Peter Toohey

Mary Brandon Sherwood

Amelia Campbell

Donald Ogden Stewart

Beatrice Kaufman

Harpo Marx

Jean-Michel Henry

Fred Hunter

Joanie Gerard

Alvan Barach

Will Rogers

Keith Carradine

Elmer Rice

Georges Attends

Home Movie Director

Harry Standjofski

Assistant Director

Propman

Producer

Ward

Valentine's Day Director

Actor

Actress

Mail Clerk

Frank Crowninshield

Speakeasy Bartender

Cab Driver (1922)

Nurse

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Long Island Hostess

Long Island Investor

Maurice Podbrey

Phillip the Producer

Polly Adler

Gisèle Rousseau

New Yorker Secretary

Actress in Mirror

Russian Director

Writer #1

Writer #2

Writer #3

Marcy

June

Cab Driver (1958)

Host at Tribute

Reporter #1

Reporter #2

Bartender (1958)

Picnic Guest

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Dorothy Parker Paula Hunt Alexander Woollcott Edna Ferber Robert Benchley Charles Macarthur

I suppose it was colorful. - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I suppose it was colorful.

I thought i was late. - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I thought i was late.

Eddie! - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I could kiss you - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I could kiss you

You'd have to wear a pretty large hole in your pocket - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

You'd have to wear a pretty large hole in your pocket

I never liked a man i didn't meet - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I never liked a man i didn't meet

You don't want to become - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

You don't want to become

You almost look like a man today edna - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

You almost look like a man today edna

Cops are here.
Everybody speak easy. - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

Cops are here. Everybody speak easy.

I may have him mounted - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I may have him mounted

I'm going to wear my heart on my sleeve - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I'm going to wear my heart on my sleeve

I was overcome with a - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I was overcome with a

I was overcome with a - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

I was overcome with a

You know it must be just as hard - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

You know it must be just as hard

If you ask me - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

Time does flit - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

All right. - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

But i I can't understand - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

But i I can't understand

Tragedies don't kill us woodrow - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

Tragedies don't kill us woodrow

The sun's gone dim - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

The sun's gone dim

Another
cheerful poem. - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

Another cheerful poem.

Razors pain you - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

Razors pain you

Somebody was using the pencil - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

Somebody was using the pencil

And i write doodads because it's a doodad kind of town - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle

And i write doodads because it's a doodad kind of town

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Dorothy Parker remembers the heyday of the Algonquin Round Table, a circle of friends whose barbed wit, like hers, was fueled by alcohol and flirted with despair.

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Director: Alan Rudolph

Writer: Alan Rudolph, Randy Sue Coburn

Production: Fine Line Features,Miramax

Genre: biography, drama

Year: 1994

MetaScore: 66/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: $2,144,667

Released: 23 Nov 1994

Awards: 2 wins & 8 nominations

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