Fall (1997)

User Rating:

5.6/10   

Director:

Eric Schaeffer

Writer:

Eric Schaeffer (writer)

Release Date:

20 June 1997 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Romance

Plot:

Cab driver Michael and supermodel Sarah fall in love while her gorgeous husband Phillippe is in Madrid for two months.

Plot Keywords:

Supermodel | Poetry | Female Nudity | Male Female Relationship | Nudity

Cast

Eric Schaeffer	...	Michael
Amanda De Cadenet	...	Sarah
Rudolf Martin	...	Phillipe
Francie Swift	...	Robin
Lisa Vidal	...	Sally
Roberta Maxwell	...	Joan Alterman
Jose Yenque	...	Scasse
Josip Kuchan	...	Zsarko
Scarlett Johansson	...	Little Girl
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ellen Barber	...	Woman
Willis Burks II	...	Baja
Scott Cohen	...	Derick
Roi King	...	Coworker at cab company
A.J. Lopez	...	Bellboy
Casper Martinez	...	Church Goer
Arthur J. Nascarella	...	Anthony the Maitre D' (as Arthur Nascarella)
Rockets Redglare	...	Performance Priest
Lou Torres	...	Day Player

Runtime:

93 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Iceland:L

Filming Locations:

New York City, New York, USA

Company:

Five Minutes Before the Miracle

Quotes:

Michael: You're Sarah Easton, supermodel. I see you everywhere.
Sarah: You're Michael Shiver, cab driver. I see you nowhere.

Soundtrack:

You Could Make a Killing

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I felt "Fall" was good enough to tape and see again, every once in a while.To those of you that say they laughed all the way through it, and it would never happen, U're nuts. It happens all the time. Personally, it's been the story of "my" life.It's a fact that women know in the first minute of meeting a guy if she would jump in bed with him.Many romances are a whirlwind...of lust and passion...and sometimes weeks of euphoric passion evaporate,before our eyes...until 2 travel a divided path back into their routine lives.. Many have lusty little secrets that go untapped .Even their best friends might not know. .This is not an uncommon union.It "does" happen in big city life...I don't know how some of your viewers see it as a laughing stock.It's not.And I pity them if they've never have had such a torrid love affair. It's an old Harry Chapin song..."Taxi" .It's very very soft core Andrew Blake...It's poetic,in it's own right. I liked it...and will watch it again.