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Far and Away (22-May-1992)
Director: Ron Howard Writers: Bob Dolman; Ron Howard Music by: John Williams Producers: Brian Grazer; Ron Howard Keywords: Drama [watch trailer]
CAST | Tom Cruise | ... Joseph | | Nicole Kidman | ... Shannon | | | Thomas Gibson | ... Stephen | | Robert Prosky | ... Christie | | Barbara Babcock | ... Nora Christie | | | Colm Meaney | ... Kelly | | Eileen Pollock | ... Molly Kay | | Michelle Johnson | ... Grace | | Douglas Gillison | ... Dermody | | Wayne Grace | ... Bourke | | Barry McGovern | ... McGuire | | Niall Toibin | ... Joe | | Rance Howard | ... Tomlin | | Clint Howard | ... Flynn | | | and | | Cyril Cusack | ... Danty Duff | | | Gary Lee Davis | ... Gordon | | Jared Harris | ... Paddy | | Steven O'Donnell | ... Colm | | | Peadar Lamb | ... Farmer | | Mark Mulholland | ... Peasant #1 | | P. J. Brady | ... Peasant #2 | | Wesley Murphy | ... Landlord | | Jimmy Keogh | ... Priest | | J. G. Devlin | ... Villager #1 | | Gerry Walsh | ... Villager #2 | | Brendan Cauldwell | ... Tavern Keeper | | Derry Power | ... Peter | | Noel O'Donovan | ... Matthew | | Macdara O'Fatharta | ... John | | Eileen Colgan | ... Lady #1 | | Kate Flynn | ... Lady #2 | | Joan O'Hara | ... Lady #3 | | Frankie McCafferty | ... Map Vendor | | Poll Moussilides | ... Hat Vendor | | Pat Kinevane | ... Irish Vendor | | Donncha Crowley | ... Flag Vendor | | Tim McDonnell | ... Fruit Vendor | | Todd Hallowell | ... Thug #1 | | Kennet McCluskey | ... Thug #2 | | Brendan Ellis | ... Rebel Leader | | Jeffrey Andrews | ... Coniff | | Judith McIntyre | ... Glenna | | Rynagh O'Grady | ... Olive | | Martin Ewen | ... Lamplighter | | Brendan Gleeson | ... Social Club Policeman | | Frank Coughlan | ... Doctor | | Hoke Howell | ... Crew Boss | | Arnold Kuenning | ... Old Man | | Rocco Sisto | ... Immigrant #1 | | Michael Ruud | ... Immigrant #2 | | DonRé Sampson | ... Railworker | | Harry Webster | ... Derelict | | Mark Wheeler | ... Officer | | William Preston | ... Blacksmith | | Pauline McLynn | ... Prostitute | | Joanne McAteer | ... Prostitute | | Elizabeth Kemler | ... Prostitute | | Cara Wilder | ... Prostitute | | Aedin Moloney | ... Prostitute | | Helene Montague | ... Piano Player Prostitute | | John-Clay Scott | ... Boxer | | Clay Lilley | ... Boxer | | Cole McKay | ... Boxer | | James Jude Courtney | ... Boxer | | Jeff Ramsey | ... Boxer | | Anthony DeLongis | ... Boxer | | Carl N. Ciarfalio | ... Italian Boxer | | Tim Monich | ... Bigoted Man | | Alecia LaRue | ... Boston Maid | | Ian Elliot | ... Turner | | Bobby Huber | ... Social Club Thug | | Julie Donatt | ... Social Club Woman #1 | | Louisa Marie | ... Social Club Woman #2 | | Brian Munn | ... Henchman #1 | | Bob Dolman | ... Honest Bob | | Phillip V. Caruso | ... I. M. Malone | | Tom Lucy | ... Immigration Policeman |
REVIEWS Review by Anonymous (posted on 5-May-2007) I saw this movie years ago when I was thirteen, and I have always, and still have, found it charming and amusing. I was very suprised that Tom Cruise was in it, whose usually in action or sci-fi flicks (Mission Impossible, War of the Worlds)and that his Irish accent was very sucky! :p. Nicole Kidman was awesome as a feisty, determined Irishwoman wanting to travel to America, and having a love/hate relationship with Irishman Joseph Donnelly (Cruise) throughout the film. Thomas Gibson (of Dharma & Greg fame) was very convicing as sly, troublesome Stephen Chase. What I liked about this film was it's quirky and historical moments, and beautiful lanscape of the graceful, green hills of Northern Ireland. The part I REALLY liked was when Joseph was wounded and was seen fully nude lying in bed, (when its a 1:00 a.m on the weekends, and your a boy-crazed teenage girl watching that scene, that would make your smile grin like the Chesire cat, like mine did!) Overall, I give this film an A-, and that Ron Howard should have gotten more credit or an award for this work of art.
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