Six Degrees of Separation (6/12) Movie CLIP - A Painter Losing a Painting (1993) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Flan (Donald Sutherland) recounts his dream about his passion for art, student geniuses, and the pain of losing a painting.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Two socialites find their view of the world changed when a young man takes advantage of their preconceptions in this thoughtful comedy-drama. Flan and Ouisa Kittredge (Donald Sutherland and Stockard Channing) are a married couple who have built highly successful careers as art dealers catering to Manhattan's upper crust. The Kittredges are entertaining friends one evening when a young black man named Paul (Will Smith) appears at their door. Paul says that he's a close friend of their children, with whom he attended boarding school, and he's just been mugged and needs to get off the street for a moment. Flan and Ouisa invite him in, and they are immediately taken by Paul's intelligence and charm; he offers to prepare dinner, regales them with stories about his father, Sidney Poitier, and ends up spending the night at their apartment. However, the next morning Flan and Ouisa discover that they've been had; Paul is actually a con artist from the streets who has been pulling the wool over the eyes of many of their friends -- and his actions are beginning to have serious consequences. John Guare adapted the script from his own successful stage play; the supporting cast includes Ian McKellen, Mary Beth Hurt, Bruce Davison, and Heather Graham.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1993)
Cast: Donald Sutherland, Stockard Channing, Ann McDonough
Director: Fred Schepisi
Producers: Ric Kidney, Arnon Milchan, Fred Schepisi, Mary Pat Walsh
Screenwriter: John Guare
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I love how the movie adapts these monologues. In the play's stage directions, the actor delivers the monologue through the fourth wall. Here we have a lovely dreamlike montage.
Knowing when to stop ...Words of wisdom.
I totally agree! You have to know when to stop and call your paintings done. I've ruined paintings by over doing it.
I do it constantly then spend hours trying to get back to where it was when I ruined it.
R.I.P. Donald Sutherland, a true artist.
Best scene of the movie
This is starting to get interesting for making the film about a true story from the 90’s.
RIP Donald
Based on a true story
So he wanted to be painter, then gave up, and became an art dealer?
Utter pretentious crap.
It's the point of the movie and play--to poke fun at that pretension.
very very so. insufferable people who dwell on trivial things. no purpose in life.
Not pretentious to real art lovers ... be they rich or poor .
@@elpulpo3661 El Pulpo ... but not to make fun of their love of art if they really love it or their love of Music if they really love it ... I don't think it makes fun of what people really love as much as it makes fun of how some of them can be such hypocrites .
They would have never taken that kid into their home if he looked poor or if they thought he came from a poor family .
Yes they liked how intelligent he was but once they thought he had connections that's why they trusted him .
Hey! 😂
The illuminati playing card deck. Who has seen it?
what
i have!