Bollywood and Vine (2004) (V)

Directors:

Donald Farmer
Edward Jordon

Writer:

Edward Jordon (writer)

Release Date:

25 October 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Crime | Romance

Tagline:

Bannerji Tours is about to take a detour...Straight to the heart.

Plot:

An Indian tour bus driver in Hollywood gets more than he bargained for when he writes a comeback vehicle for his idol, reclusive actress Delilah Leigh.

Plot Keywords:

Hollywood | Tour Bus | Actress | Kidnapping | Massachusetts

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Skye Aubrey	...	Delilah Leigh
Jamey Schrick	...	Bhuvan Bannerji
J.R. Jones	...	Devin Leigh
Trish Dempsey	...	Neighbor
Gunvant Patel	...	Mr. Bannerji
Urmila Patel	...	Mrs. Bannerji
Justin Osterthaler	...	Movie Monsters
Christina Daoust	...	'R.I.P.' TV Host
Robert Lynch	...	'R.I.P.' TV Host
Stig Lindow	...	Tourist
Wiley B. Oscar	...	Tourist / Hostage (as Wiley 'Skeet' Oscar)
Meghan Mazer	...	Tourist
Nancy Sepulveda	...	Tourist
Ed Slaughter	...	Tourist
John LeMieux	...	Local News Reporter

Runtime:

85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

UK:15

Filming Locations:

Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Stratosphere Entertainment

Trivia:

Many of the smaller roles were filled by Skye Aubrey's acting students.

Quotes:

Delilah Leigh: Ed Wood has risen from the grave.

Movie Connections:

References The Poseidon Adventure (1972)

Strange Yet Fascinating

This movie.. Well, there aren't very many words that can describe it. It's pretty much unique in it's own way. Basically it is about a young boy who encounters another male who is straight, and becomes attracted to him. The movie is something you'd see on a public access channel, and in that it is pretty much obviously independent. All in all though, I was able to see the movie the whole thing through without thinking "this is crap, I'm turning it off". If it's a Friday night, you're bored, alone, and a female or non heterosexual male, this might be a movie to keep you entertained. The actors in the film are fairly good, and there aren't many "cheesy" parts in the film. Indeed the movie was quite strange as the main character dresses as a female to entice the other male who is new to the world of script writing. He fully intended on having the male star as a female in his movie, not knowing that he was in fact not who he thought he/she was at all. It's a wacky, brainless movie that can be put on to pass time. Therefore my vote is pretty much neutral, giving this movie a see it if you want, or don't see it if you don't want to attitude.