Movie "Multiple Sarcasms" - DVD Movies Encyclopedia

Short description of the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

It's New York, 1979. Gabriel Richmond is a talented architect with a seemingly rich life as he has a caring wife, loving daughter and life long friends. Yet, he spends most days in the movie theater, hiding out from work, escaping into a fictional world where he can more readily relate to the made up characters. When fiction shines a mirror on his own life, an inspired Gabriel begins writing a play not-so-loosely based on his reality, examining all of the relationships that make his life what it is. At first a hobby, the play begins to consume Gabriel's own self-examination. Slowly he realizes the fragility of his relationships and overall decisions in life, but does not know what to do with this information other than write about it. Gabriel's work eventually gains momentum just as his real life begins to fall apart. Equipped with a hand-held tape recorder and typewriter, he begins a journey to re-author his own life, looking back on the pieces of his fractured self. He begins to see that life is not always as controlled as a play or movie and sometimes the best thing an author can do is let the characters speak for themselves. Emblematic of the self-discovery that was hatching in New York (and many other cities) at the end of the 1970's, Multiple Sarcasms shines a light on not only Gabriel's life, but also the complex people that make it up. From his wife and daughter to his colleagues at work and lifelong best friend - Gabriel tries to understand these complex people who collectively make up too much of his own self worth.

Starring actors in "Multiple Sarcasms" movie:

Timothy Hutton as a character Gabriel Timothy Hutton also starred in the next movies: "French Kiss" in a role of Charlie; "Secret Window" in a role of Ted Milner; "Last Holiday" in a role of Matthew Kragen; "The Last Mimzy" in a role of David Wilder; "The Falcon and the Snowman" in a role of Christopher Boyce; "Taps" in a role of Cadet Major Brian Moreland; "The General's Daughter" in a role of Col. William Kent; "The Alphabet Killer" in a role of Richard Ledge; "The Dark Half" in a role of George Stark; "The Killing Room" in a role of Crawford Haines; "Reflections" in a role of Tom; "Deterrence" in a role of Marshall Thompson; "Ordinary People" in a role of Conrad Jarrett; "Serious Moonlight"; "Brief Interviews with Hideous Men" in a role of Subject #30;

Mira Sorvino as a character Cari Mira Sorvino also starred in the next movies: "Between Strangers" in a role of Natalia Bauer; "The Replacement Killers" in a role of Meg Coburn; "Reservation Road" in a role of Ruth Wheldon; "Summer of Sam" in a role of Dionna; "Gods and Generals" in a role of Fanny Chamberlain; "At First Sight" in a role of Amy Benic; "The Last Templar" in a role of Tess Chaykin; "Attack on Leningrad" in a role of Kate Davis;

Dana Delany as a character Annie Dana Delany also starred in the next movies: "Tombstone" in a role of Josephine Marcus; "HouseSitter" in a role of Becky Metcalf; "Fly Away Home" in a role of Susan Barnes; "Route 30" in a role of Amish Martha;

Mario Van Peebles as a character Rocky Mario Van Peebles also starred in the next movies: "Carlito's Way: Rise to Power" in a role of Earl; "Ali" in a role of Malcolm X; "New Jack City" in a role of Stone; "Heartbreak Ridge" in a role of Corporal 'Stitch' Jones; "Full Eclipse" in a role of Max Dire; "Solo" in a role of Solo;

India Ennenga as a character Elizabeth India Ennenga also starred in the next movies: "The Women" in a role of Molly Haines;

Laila Robins as a character Lauren Laila Robins also starred in the next movies: "Oxygen" in a role of Frances Hannon; "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" in a role of Susan Page;

Stockard Channing as a character Pamela Stockard Channing also starred in the next movies: "Practical Magic" in a role of Aunt Frances 'Fran' Owens; "Grease" in a role of Betty Rizzo; "Must Love Dogs" in a role of Dolly; "Life or Something Like It" in a role of Deborah Connors; "Where the Heart Is" in a role of Thelma 'Sister' Husband;

Ronald E. Giles as a character Odd Man Walking Through Central Park Ronald E. Giles starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

Brett Berg as a character The MC Brett Berg starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

Tim Bohn as a character Stage Gabriel 2 Tim Bohn starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

Jonathan C. Green as a character Mime Jonathan C. Green starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

Joe Komara as a character Fantasy Dancer Joe Komara starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

Alex Manette as a character Erik Alex Manette starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

Dougie Needles as a character Night Club band Dougie Needles starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"

Enzo Penizzotto as a character Night Club band Enzo Penizzotto starred only in the movie "Multiple Sarcasms"