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The Artist's Wife

Claire Smythson, wife of the renowned abstract artist Richard Smythson, is plunged into a late-life crisis when her husband is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and is in danger of not completing the paintings for his final show.

Director

Tom Dolby

Year

Genre

Box Office

$6,138

Production

Water's End Productions,Greyshack Films

Awards

3 wins

Richard Smythson

Ada Risi

Stefanie Powers

Claire Smythson

Danny

Angela Smythson

Liza Caldwell

Joyce

Catherine Curtin

Photographer

Joan

Gogo

Ravi Cabot-Conyers

Mikey

Alexandre Bagot

Dr. Sheila Abrams

Melanie

Artist's Model

Clare Louise Frost

Doorman

Gerardo Rodriguez

Banquet Attendee

British Interviewer

Townsperson

Jordana

Zack

Grocery Clerk

Gabriel Millman

Museum Director

Gallery Pedestrian

Banquet Attendee

Monica Rani Sharma

Pharmacist

Banquet Attendee

Gallery Attendee

Homeless Man

Frankie Verroca

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Richard Smythson Claire Smythson

He's been behaving so
strangely for months. - The Artist's Wife

He's been behaving so strangely for months.

His work habits are erratic. - The Artist's Wife

His work habits are erratic.

He'll have these moments
where he's just so himself. - The Artist's Wife

He'll have these moments where he's just so himsel...

And then he vanishes - The Artist's Wife

And then he vanishes

The things I loved the most about him - The Artist's Wife

The things I loved the most about him

Every moment of his life - The Artist's Wife

Every moment of his life

They didn't have
those wide brushes - The Artist's Wife

They didn't have those wide brushes

But if we had deep
fried the brussel sprouts, - The Artist's Wife

But if we had deep fried the brussel sprouts,

Nobody ever sees my work
until it's finished except her. - The Artist's Wife

Nobody ever sees my work until it's finished except her...

A notebook with all my
personal things in them. - The Artist's Wife

A notebook with all my personal things in them.

And how can I trust you with
all of my personal things - The Artist's Wife

And how can I trust you with all of my personal things

Everything starts going away - The Artist's Wife

Everything starts going away

Look over there and then run
your eye along the bottom edge. - The Artist's Wife

Look over there and then run your eye along the bottom edge.

See how the foundation's
a little lower on that side - The Artist's Wife

See how the foundation's a little lower on that side

My mother used to tell me
people only got divorced - The Artist's Wife

My mother used to tell me people only got divorced

I didn't know until
Bill moved out - The Artist's Wife

I didn't know until Bill moved out

And that first year
after it happened - The Artist's Wife

And that first year after it happened

Why do we paint - The Artist's Wife

Why do we paint

We paint because
we have no choice. - The Artist's Wife

We paint because we have no choice.

This kid next to you
paints with his cock. - The Artist's Wife

This kid next to you paints with his cock.

You, you paint with your cunt. - The Artist's Wife

You, you paint with your cunt.

Maybe I should have taken - The Artist's Wife

Maybe I should have taken

The minute you go out the door, - The Artist's Wife

The minute you go out the door,

It's not a painting unless you leave - The Artist's Wife

It's not a painting unless you leave

Well, I can never
remember the time anymore - The Artist's Wife

Well, I can never remember the time anymore

You bought a
94,000 dollar clock? - The Artist's Wife

You bought a 94,000 dollar clock?

Your goddamn accusation, - The Artist's Wife

Your goddamn accusation,

I don't think I'm
really quite sure - The Artist's Wife

I don't think I'm really quite sure

When I heard about
this from my wife - The Artist's Wife

When I heard about this from my wife

And I asked her, I said Claire, - The Artist's Wife

And I asked her, I said Claire,

I didn't write anything
down, so I just, - The Artist's Wife

I didn't write anything down, so I just,

All I can tell you is
what's going on with me. - The Artist's Wife

All I can tell you is what's going on with me.

Why did they put
the goddamn light - The Artist's Wife

Why did they put the goddamn light

Richard, I'd like
to speak with Claire. - The Artist's Wife

Richard, I'd like to speak with Claire.

The times I've seen the two
of you out this last year. - The Artist's Wife

The times I've seen the two of you out this last year.

Richard can be unconventional - The Artist's Wife

Richard can be unconventional

He's a brilliant, creative, - The Artist's Wife

He's a brilliant, creative,

You can guess when
someone is strange - The Artist's Wife

You can guess when someone is strange

Does everyone have to
be like behaved perfect - The Artist's Wife

Does everyone have to be like behaved perfect

But a person with
dementia can still have - The Artist's Wife

But a person with dementia can still have

Look, I want you to get this
prescription filled for him. - The Artist's Wife

Look, I want you to get this prescription filled for him.

With a support
structure in place, - The Artist's Wife

With a support structure in place,

It'll ask
you for your signature first - The Artist's Wife

It'll ask you for your signature first

It'll ask you for
your signature first - The Artist's Wife

It'll ask you for your signature first

You know what,
I'll just pay cash. - The Artist's Wife

You know what, I'll just pay cash.

I'm paying for this, - The Artist's Wife

I'm paying for this,

Leave me a message and I'll
call you back. - The Artist's Wife

Leave me a message and I'll call you back.

I'm sorry to bother you, - The Artist's Wife

I'm sorry to bother you,

I really don't feel
like talking right now. - The Artist's Wife

I really don't feel like talking right now.

I was thinking
maybe you wanted to- - The Artist's Wife

I was thinking maybe you wanted to-

I heard about a writer - The Artist's Wife

I heard about a writer

He figured that
without any clothes - The Artist's Wife

He figured that without any clothes

I think it was Proust, maybe. - The Artist's Wife

I think it was Proust, maybe.

I'm her stepmother and we
don't see much of each other. - The Artist's Wife

I'm her stepmother and we don't see much of each o...

Is there a more
appropriate way - The Artist's Wife

Is there a more appropriate way

When you ask someone how
they're doing, they say busy. - The Artist's Wife

When you ask someone how they're doing, they say busy.

I wanted to, and unlike
the rest of the world - The Artist's Wife

I wanted to, and unlike the rest of the world

It's a 2006 bottle of
Cobos Malbec from Argentina. - The Artist's Wife

It's a 2006 bottle of Cobos Malbec from Argentina.

We bought a case of it when
they did a retrospective - The Artist's Wife

We bought a case of it when they did a retrospective

Your father stood up the
President of Argentina - The Artist's Wife

Your father stood up the President of Argentina

Not surprised, he's good
at disappointing people. - The Artist's Wife

Not surprised, he's good at disappointing people.

Angela, I want him to know you - The Artist's Wife

Angela, I want him to know you

Get inside, it's
too cold out here - The Artist's Wife

Get inside, it's too cold out here

But artists have no
perspective on their own work. - The Artist's Wife

But artists have no perspective on their own work.

And some of them are wonderful - The Artist's Wife

And some of them are wonderful

Back then, I had to
chase my artists, - The Artist's Wife

Back then, I had to chase my artists,

There's an organic
juice bar on the corner. - The Artist's Wife

There's an organic juice bar on the corner.

Oh, gentrification
everywhere you look. - The Artist's Wife

Oh, gentrification everywhere you look.

What was the landlord's
name, something Turkish. - The Artist's Wife

What was the landlord's name, something Turkish.

Richard always wanted to live - The Artist's Wife

Richard always wanted to live

You can't worry about
the floor being clean - The Artist's Wife

You can't worry about the floor being clean

He would pay Mustafa
with paintings, - The Artist's Wife

He would pay Mustafa with paintings,

Once, we gave him
one of my paintings. - The Artist's Wife

Once, we gave him one of my paintings.

This
is what people do - The Artist's Wife

This is what people do

Old people
are in bed. - The Artist's Wife

Old people are in bed.

It's just these
words, doorman, wife. - The Artist's Wife

It's just these words, doorman, wife.

I had a little too much
champagne, and whiskey, - The Artist's Wife

I had a little too much champagne, and whiskey,

There are no more buses
back till the morning. - The Artist's Wife

There are no more buses back till the morning.

Angela I've given up on a lot of things in my life - The Artist's Wife

Angela I've given up on a lot of things in my life

I can't spend two hours drunk - The Artist's Wife

I can't spend two hours drunk

Hi, hello, I'm Claire. - The Artist's Wife

Hi, hello, I'm Claire.

I'm sure you've heard terrible
things about me and Richard. - The Artist's Wife

I'm sure you've heard terrible things about me and...

But I hope you can forgive us - The Artist's Wife

But I hope you can forgive us

Yeah, I'm just the babysitter. - The Artist's Wife

Yeah, I'm just the babysitter.

She's living in Hell's
Kitchen with a spin teacher - The Artist's Wife

She's living in Hell's Kitchen with a spin teacher

There's so much he
doesn't know about you. - The Artist's Wife

There's so much he doesn't know about you.

I'm so sorry I assumed
you were heterosexual. - The Artist's Wife

I'm so sorry I assumed you were heterosexual.

Has anyone talked to
you about perspective, - The Artist's Wife

Has anyone talked to you about perspective,

You choose a point and
draw lines towards it. - The Artist's Wife

You choose a point and draw lines towards it.

And you have a path
that goes on forever. - The Artist's Wife

And you have a path that goes on forever.

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Claire Smythson, wife of the renowned abstract artist Richard Smythson, is plunged into a late-life crisis when her husband is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and is in danger of not completing the paintings for his final show.

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Director: Tom Dolby

Writer: Tom Dolby, Nicole Brending, Abdi Nazemian

Production: Water's End Productions,Greyshack Films

Genre: drama

Year: 2019

MetaScore: 53/100

ImdbRating: 5.8

BoxOffice: $6,138

Released: 25 Sep 2020

Awards: 3 wins

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