Mickey Blue Eyes on DVD (1999)
RelatedCritics ReviewsMade by Elizabeth Hurley and Hugh Grant's production company Simian Films this was a commercial success for the pair (now parted). Grant is sublimely ridiculous as an English auctioneer in New York, who learns that marrying sweetheart Jeanne Tripplehorn means getting spliced to the Mob. Tripplehorn's father, James Caan, is the local don and Grant quickly finds himself up to his neck in linguini as he fakes the identity of out-of-town mobster Mickey Blue Eyes. This is gently entertaining and a sure-fire crowd pleaser.
Intermittently amusing comedy of a clash between two cultures, though the mechanical contrivances of farce take over from the intended romantic comedy, and Grant's act as a floppy-haired bumbler is wearing a little thin. New York Times "...MICKEY BLUE EYES accelerates into a frenzied farce..." Members ReviewsReviews Voted Most Helpful |
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