Café Society (2016)

Café Society (2016) (Blu-Ray) (*)

$20.99

Screened, competed or awarded at:
Other Film Festival Awards

Language Selections:
Danish ( Subtitles )
English ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
English ( DTS-HD Master Audio )
Finnish ( Subtitles )
Norwegian ( Subtitles )
Swedish ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
Denmark ( Blu-Ray/Region B )

Running Time:
96 min

Aspect Ratio:
Anamorphic Widescreen (2.35:1)

Special Features:
Featurette
Interactive Menu
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 2016 and produced in:
United States ( USA, Canada )

Directed By:
Woody Allen

Written By:
Woody Allen

Actors:
Steve Carell ..... Phil Stern
Sheryl Lee ..... Karen Stern
Todd Weeks ..... Oscar
Paul Schackman ..... Al
Jodi Carlisle ..... Maid
Jeannie Berlin ..... Rose
Ken Stott ..... Marty
Richard Portnow ..... Walt
Jesse Eisenberg ..... Bobby
Sari Lennick ..... Evelyn
Stephen Kunken ..... Leonard
Laurel Griggs ..... Evelyn's Daughter
Corey Stoll ..... Ben
Saul Stein ..... Ben's Hood
Gabriel Millman ..... Ben's Hood
Craig Walker ..... Ben's Hood
Edward James Hyland ..... Bobby's Neighbor
Anna Camp ..... Candy
Kristen Stewart ..... Vonnie
John Doumanian ..... Bartender
Don Stark ..... Sol
Gregg Binkley ..... Mike
Anthony DiMaria ..... Howard
Parker Posey ..... Rad
Paul Schneider ..... Steve
Shae D'lyn ..... Carlotta
Steve Routman ..... School Principal
William H. Burns ..... Policeman
Tyler Reid ..... Young Ben
Lev Gorn ..... Eddie
Walter Benavides ..... Tony
Steve Rosen ..... Louis
Kaili Vernoff ..... Fur Lady
Douglas McGrath ..... Norman
David Pittu ..... Roger
Taylor Carr ..... Rosalind
Rob Joseph Leonard ..... Mr. Rhinebeck
Lauren Susan ..... Mrs. Rhinebeck
Courtney C. Clark ..... Mrs. Rhinebeck's Sister
Maurice Sonnenberg ..... Count Van Goren
Elissa Piszel ..... Countess Van Goren
Debra Lord Cooke ..... Suzy Bancroft
Paul Radki ..... Tom Price
Jayne Moore ..... Linda Ray Harmon
Blake Lively ..... Veronica
Brendan Burke ..... Joe
Raymond Franza ..... Joe's Kidnapper
Michael Elian ..... Joe's Kidnapper
Kat Edmonson ..... Les Tropiques Singer
Rob Ashkenas ..... Buddy Winslow Fain
Pedro Chomnalez ..... Norton Lockerbee
Kaylyn Sanchez ..... Cherry Grace
Paul Hummel ..... Mr. Remsen
Cecelia Riddett ..... Mrs. Remsen
Stephen DeRosa ..... Maître d'
Armen Garo ..... Marvin
Sebastian Tillinger ..... Craig Bennett
Bettina Bilger ..... Gloria Bennett
Tom Kemp ..... Man at Bar
Tony Sirico ..... Vito
Nick Plakias ..... Father Brolian
Max Adler ..... Walt
Woody Allen ..... Narrator
Magi Avila ..... Service Lady
Penelope Bailey ..... Mrs. Diamondstein
Olivia Baseman ..... Tootsie
Sean Bennett ..... Steve
James Thomas Bligh ..... Cop #1
Christine J. Carlson ..... Socialite
Bryan Carter ..... Drummer
Richard R. Corapi ..... Hollywood Movie Producer
Estefania Crespo ..... Club Patron
Lynne Alana Delaney ..... Socialite
Kenneth Edelson ..... Night Club Guest
Scott Eliasoph ..... Judge
Neil Fleischer ..... Restaurant Patron
Tess Frazer ..... Phil's Secretary
Steve Garfanti ..... Bookie
Vince Giordano ..... Bass Player at Club
Jamie Marie Hannigan ..... NYE Party Guest
Rosemary Howard ..... Restaurant Patron
Katrine Hoyt ..... Club Patron
Remi Pann Irene ..... Club Patron
Vivian Kalinov ..... Party Goer
Jennifer Keane ..... Waitress
Kyle Knauf ..... Waiter
Karyna Kudzina ..... Mrs. Weber
James Levanas ..... Tennis Player
Fran Lieu ..... New York Socialite
Courtney Ann Luther ..... Cocktail Party Guest

Synopsis:

It's the 1930s. From a middle class Bronx Jewish family, Bobby Dorfman and his transformation from these humble roots to being ensconced within the café society of the leisure class is shown specifically in two situations. The first is in Hollywood, where he is sent by his parents to work for his maternal Uncle Phil Stern, a powerful talent agent who he doesn't really know. Despite the difficulties in even meeting with Phil, Bobby eventually gets hired as his Joe Friday, doing whatever menial work Phil needs accomplished. But through this work, Phil exposes Bobby to the Hollywood parties where deals are made over cocktails next to the pool. Although enjoying the high life, Bobby likes to think himself above the name-dropping vacuousness of Hollywood. The second is back in New York City when Bobby starts working in the high class nightclub owned and operated by his older brother, Ben Dorfman. Although known, the Dorfmans don't generally acknowledge that Ben is really a gangster, who isn't averse to giving anyone crossing him proverbial cement shoes never to be seen again. Through these situations, Bobby's relationships with two different women named Veronica are also shown, one, more casually known as Vonnie, Uncle Phil's secretary who Bobby would consider the love of his life. A union between Bobby and Vonnie has the obstacle of she being in a relationship with a married man, who is a little closer to Bobby than he imagined when Vonnie first mentions him.

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