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Starring:
Liv Tyler, Jeremy Irons, Donal McCann, Sinéad Cusack, Jean Marais, D.W. Moffett, Stefania Sandrelli, Carlo Cecchi, Joseph Fiennes, Jason Flemyng, Roberto Zibetti, Leonardo Treviglio

Directed By:
Bernardo Bertolucci

Written By:
Bernardo Bertolucci, Susan Minot, Susan Minot

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Stealing Beauty (1996)
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Movie Review by B Movie Ben
July 22nd, 2007

The search for Dad

Liv Tyler's (Armageddon, LOTR trilogy) mother has just committed suicide and she goes to Tuscany to visit her mother's friends in a coming-of-age adventure. Director Bernardo Bertolucci (The Last Emporer) strive to bring out in Tyler what is probably her best screen performance.

This was Joseph Fiennes' (Shakespher in Love) first film role, and one of the first for Rachel Weisz (The Constant Gardener, The Mummy).

With a great performance by Jeremy Irons (Elizabeth I, Reversal of Fortune), this film is a story about life and death and the search for who you are. It is character focused. Some of the best parts are gatherings where you just watch the characters interact.

A good European film for those looking for quality, not action.

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