anyone know the name of the movie with james spader and susan sarandon?
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White Palace (1990)\nSex and snobbery form the foundation for ''White Palace,'' the story of a haughty 27-year-old and a slatternly hamburger-joint waitress 16 years his senior. The audience is expected to make significant character judgments based on the fact that Max (James Spader) has an orderly, well-appointed apartment and an extensive wardrobe, whereas Nora (Susan Sarandon) dresses tartily and throws Ring Ding wrappers on her floor. \n\nThe audience is later expected to feel surprised when these judgments turn out to be less than apt. As the story unfolds, Nora is revealed to be highly admirable, despite her lower-class manner. And Max is shown to be a prisoner of the very same pretensions he once prized. Those interested in the changing meanings of fixed objects may note that a habitat filled with glass bricks, black countertops and expensive modern furniture, once the very hallmark of modern success, has by now become the cinematic equivalent of a gilded cage. \n\n''White Palace,'' based on Glenn Savan's novel and directed by Luis Mandoki (who previously directed ''Gaby - A True Story''), is no more convincing on screen than it was on the page. But it is greatly helped by the presence of Mr. Spader, who was apparently born to play life-denying, icy-veined young heroes, and especially Ms. Sarandon, who has made a career out of coaxing such characters out of their buttoned-down ways. Ms. Sarandon gives a zesty, spirited, fully formed performance that easily transcends the story's many preconceptions and cliches. The film's only surprises can be credited to these two resourceful actors, since every plot development can be seen coming from very far away. Even the story's most contrived, unlikely moments somehow have a familiar ring. For instance, Max and Nora's hard-to-believe initial meeting has the ring of pulp fiction, when a tuxedo-clad Max storms into Nora's White Castle restaurant to complain that he ordered 50 hamburgers but got only 44. They quarrel. Later that same night, more or less by chance, they meet again in a bar, trade sad stories and wind up going to bed. Only when Max, being passionately ministered to by Nora in her apartment, reaches down and accidentally grabs a half-eaten sandwich does the film take on a flavor all its own. \n\nMr. Mandoki displays very little feeling for the different sides of St. Louis from which Max and Nora come. Indeed, without a few identifying landmarks it would be impossible to guess where this story is taking place. The nouveau riche settings are as unconvincing as the squalid ones, and some of the supporting roles are so badly cast they wind up undermining the main action. When Max lies to Nora so that he won't have to take her to a wedding, for instance, the bride and groom (Rachel Levin and Jason Alexander) are virtual cartoons. When Max's mother (Renee Taylor) has a chance to size up Nora, she mutters ''She's no spring chicken!'' precisely on cue. Among the film's especially grating touches is its emphasis on Nora's fascination with Marilyn Monroe (''Nora Baker'' and ''Norma Jean Baker'' are similar names, she points out to Max), as if there weren't already ample reason to think her a sweet, sensitive person. Then there is Max's making Nora a gift of a Dust-buster, which Mr. Mandoki tries to imbue with more symbolism than it deserves. Finally, Mr. Mandoki allows restaurant patrons to applaud when at long last Max and Nora publicly resolve their problems. There isn't a law against this, but there ought to be. \n\nAlso in ''White Palace'' is Eileen Brennan, as Nora's fortune-telling sister, who gets to deliver the long-overdue message that Max and Nora have fallen in love. Steven Hill, once again pressed into service to play an all-purpose patriarch, this time presides over a large Thanksgiving dinner in
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Defending Your Life\n\nAlbert Brooks and Meryl Streep
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Are you sure it was Sally Field?  I've seen almost all of her movies and that doesn't sound familiar.  Can you remember any other details?
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I think it's called Quinceanera, made around the early 90's about the girl who found out her dad wasn't a legal citizen and tried to get all his past employers to sign that he had worked there. In the end she gets her party & teaches her boyfriend to read. It's a cute/cheesy/funny movie. Or my friend Sonia said to play A Day Without A Mexican, but she was kidding.
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Love Story, starring Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw.  She was dying of cancer.  Great movie - stock up on the Kleenex, it's a 3-boxer.
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Not sure who you mean, but Susan Sarandon was the guest.
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MOVIE-SANDRA DEE\nTV-SALLY FIELDS
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Does it have a different title? Sounds like "Blades" which is about a group of golfers at a posh country club being stalked by a possessed lawnmower.\n\nhere is a full info & purchase info:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096936/
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Here ya go:\n\nhttp://imdb.com/title/tt0076182/
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It came out last year in 2005\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0467017/
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I believe the movie was Goldfinger .  I remember a scene where Goldfinger's  confederate was in an upstairs hotel room \nlooking at Bond's cards with binoculars.  I think Bond lost $10,000 dollars, but I wouldn't swear to it.  It's been many years since I saw the movie.\n(I just checked this and I see that in Goldfinger they were playing canasta, not gin)
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The movie details can be found here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068264/
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Try http://www.imdb.com if you remember one of the actors names that were in it, you should be able to find out the name of the movie.\nPersonally I wouldn't waste my time watching drivel like this.
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The movie's name is "Joni".\nI saw it on eBay.\nGood luck!\nAll the best,\n\nMommy
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Pretty in Pink. Great Movie.\nWhat's up with you cutie?
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It's an Italian movie fom 1974 called, "L'Albero Dalle Foglie Rosa".\n\nI don't know if you can find it to watch, but here's the yahoo link to several sites that you can check.  Some are in Italian.
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You should go to imdb.com and ask somebody on the movie's message board - I'm sure they'll know!