Men (1997)
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Men
A woman who enjoys playing the field begins to ponder the relative merits of long-term commitment in this witty look at love, sex, and relationships. Stella James (Sean Young) lives in New York and wants two things out of life: a career as a gourmet chef and a satisfying relationship with a man. Stella shares a flat with her wealthy friend Teo (Dylan Walsh), but while they're close, their relationship is more platonic than romantic -- thanks in part to Stella's willingness to take up with any man that strikes her fancy -- and neither Stella nor Teo is entirely happy. In hopes of prodding her into doing something with herself, Teo gives Stella a gift -- an airline ticket to Los Angeles. In California, Stella finds a job in an upscale restaurant and soon begins making her way through a new batch of men; while she still enjoys picking and choosing from the many romantic prospects who cross her path, Stella finds herself becoming emotionally involved with George (John Heard), the owner of the dining room where she works. But is she willing to settle into the same sort of consistency in her love life that she's enjoying in her professional life? The supporting cast includes Karen Black, who also contributed to the screenplay; Mark Mothersbaugh composed the original score. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast of Men:
John Heard also in Steel City , Witness , C.H.U.D. , My Tiny Universe , Monday Night Mayhem , The Pact
Robert Lujan also in Fire Birds
Glenn Shadix also in The Nightmare Before Christmas , Beetlejuice , Demolition Man , Heathers , Bingo , Sleepwalkers
Shawnee Smith also in Saw II , Carnival of Souls , The Blob , Saw III , Never Get Outta the Boat , Face of Evil
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