| | Family Man DVD
| Category | Comedies DVDs, Dramas Movies, Family Videos, Romance, Family Interaction, Live-Action, Christmas, Holidays, Marriage, Parents | | Starring | Nicolas Cage, Tea Leoni, Jeremy Piven, Don Cheadle, Harve Presnell, Amber Valletta | | Director | Brett Ratner | | Producer | Marc Abraham, Howard Rosenman, Tony Ludwig, Alan Riche | | Screenwriter | David Diamond, David Weissman |
Nicolas Cage stars as Jack Campbell, a career-driven workaholic who has everything: an exciting job, a Ferarri, a closetful of Zegna suits, and the attention of any woman he wants. His life changes when, after working a full day on Christmas Eve, he intervenes in a convenience store holdup. The apparent criminal, Cash (Cheadle), speaks to Jack in epigrams about his satisfaction with life. When Jack wakes up the next day, he's suddenly living in a New Jersey suburb, where he's married to his college sweetheart (Leoni) and is the father of two children. At first he is aghast, but Jack soon warms to his new life even though he knows that it cannot last. Unabashedly sentimental, the film is also a great comedy, as Cage gives a superb performance that makes the most of his character's obvious disgust with his suburban surroundings and even allows for a few moments of hysterics reminiscent of VAMPIRE'S KISS. Filled with great performances (notably Ms. Leoni's role as Jack's wife), inspired comedy, and a premise that suggests a slightly darker version of classics like A CHRISTMAS CAROL and IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE, THE FAMILY MAN is an affecting and entertaining holiday film. Theatrical release: December 22, 2000.
Filmed on location in Teaneck, New Jersey and in New York City.
Nicolas Cage took on the part of Jack Campbell because he felt he needed a comedic role after a string of action films and dramas. The last comedic role he had played before THE FAMILY MAN was in 1994's TRAPPED IN PARADISE, which was also a holiday film. Family Man Reviews: "...Moments of veracity and humor..."
-- Christine James, Box Office "...Well-observed comic turns....Handsomely shot..."
-- Geoffrey Macnab, Sight and Sound "...Tea Leoni is lovable....The movie is sweet, light entertainment..."
-- Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times "...A truly substantial comedy....[The film] gift-wraps a dream role for its star, allowing Cage to meld his pre- and post-Oscar personae..."
-- Jamie Graham, Total Film Family Man | Studio | Universal Studios Home Video | | Orig Year | 2000 | | CD Universe Part number | 7997228 | | Catalog number | 61111590 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 22, 2009 | | Rating | PG-13 (MPAA) | | Movie Details | Collector's Edition |
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