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Dominican Rep. Texasville
- Original title
- Texasville
- Year
- 1990
- Running time
- 125 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Peter Bogdanovich. Novel: Larry McMurtry
- Cast
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Jeff Bridges
Cybill Shepherd
Annie Potts
Timothy Bottoms
Cloris Leachman
Randy Quaid
William McNamara
Eileen Brennan- Angie Bolling
- Earl Poole Ball
- Su Hyatt
- Allison Marich
- Pearl Jones
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- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Drama | Sequel
- Movie Groups
- Larry McMurtry Adaptations
- Synopsis
- Director Peter Bogdanovich revisits small-town Texas life in the long-awaited sequel to his 1971 masterpiece THE LAST PICTURE SHOW. It’s been over 30 years since Duane Jackson (Jeff Bridges), Sonny Crawford (Timothy Bottoms), and Jacy Farrow (Cybill Shepherd) graduated from high school. Life is still bittersweet as the town prepares to host the county’s centennial celebration. Duane struck it rich with oil, but is saddled with 12 million dollars in debt and a shop-a-holic wife, Karla (Annie Potts). To make matters worse, his dysfunctional children are out of control: his teenage son has affairs with older, married women; his daughter is on a continuous carousel of divorces and engagements; and the twins are egg throwing, smart-mouthed adolescents. Duane himself is a local legend with the ladies, but he’s completely thrown when Jacy, who’s been living abroad, returns to his sleepy hometown to mourn the death of her child. Sonny, meanwhile, has become a local politician and businessman, but is increasingly forgetful and suffers from all too realistic hallucinations. Other cast members reprising their original roles from the first film include Cloris Leachman as Ruth Popper, Eileen Brennan as Genevieve Morgan, and Randy Quaid as Lester Marlow. TEXASVILLE, like its prequel, is based on a Larry McMurtry novel.
- Critics' reviews
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"This is a very strong midlife-crisis movie about women"
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"Like any reunion, Texasville is filled with awkward moments. But it's a friendly gathering -- funny, a little sad and worth the visit."
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"As a director, Bogdanovich seems caught in much the same predicament as that of his characters, a victim of his own history"
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"It's far from perfect, but it's always human"
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