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Roseland (1977)

Roseland (1977)
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New York's Roseland ballroom was in 1977 the traditional gathering place of senior citizens who wanted briefly to relive the good old days. Appropriately, the cast of Merchant/Ivory's Roseland includes a quartet of always-welcome showbiz veterans: Teresa Wright, Lou Jacobi, Helen Gallagher. The episodic storyline is unified by an unending flow of vintage hit songs, including "Slow Boat to China", "Stranger in Paradise" and "Rockin' Chair". The most effective vignette involves cleaning-lady Skala, whose minimum-wage job supports her weekly ballroom nostalgia-fests. The film was written by Merchant-Ivory perennial Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Teresa WrightLou Jacobi, (more)
Director(s):
James Ivory
Format(s):
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New York's Roseland ballroom was in 1977 the traditional gathering place of senior citizens who wanted briefly to relive the good old days. Appropriately, the cast of Merchant/Ivory's Roseland includes a quartet of always-welcome showbiz veterans: Teresa Wright, Lou Jacobi, Helen Gallagher. The episodic storyline is unified by an unending flow of vintage hit songs, including "Slow Boat to China", "Stranger in Paradise" and "Rockin' Chair". The most effective vignette involves cleaning-lady Skala, whose minimum-wage job supports her weekly ballroom nostalgia-fests. The film was written by Merchant-Ivory perennial Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
104 mins

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Director(s):
James Ivory
Writer(s):
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Producer(s):
Ismail Merchant
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Lisa A.

And the point of this silly film was WHAT?? A hack job (not in the sense of computers) if I ever saw one. Bits & pieces of 3-4 various "couples". Nothing completes itself. Frustrating to try to watch & definately propels me to get off my tush and be healthier so WHEN I'm old, that's not how I spend my last days.

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