Turns easygoing simplicity into a mundane affectation. In a way this is Bogdanovich's version of a Woody Allen romance-and-infidelity NY comedy, told in reverence for the Hollywood Golden Age. The dialogue tries to pass off a lot of sub-par shmoozing as poetry, which is a major s... read more
Audrey Hepburn,
Ben Gazzara,
Dorothy Stratten,
Colleen Camp,
John Ritter
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Peter Bogdanovich wrote and directed this quirky romantic comedy that was shelved by Twentieth Century-Fox for a year, until Bogdanovich purchased the film from Fox and tried to distribute it himself,... read more
DVD Release Date: October 17, 2006
Stats: 41 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (41)
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August 16, 2010
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September 16, 2009
Audrey is wonderfully elegant and Dorothy Stratten glows with potential, such a waste, and while the film isn't bad it just sort of strolls along with nothing happening. Colleen Camp in what seems to be a pale imitation of the divine Madeline Kahn in What's Up, Doc? is horrible a... read more
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July 19, 2009
I had been trying to find this for a while, but unfortunately I was left disappointed. I can't believe this is one of Tarantino's favorite films. The only thing that kept me interested was John Ritter, cause he's one of my favs.
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April 2, 2012
a messy tangled web that proved to hit too close to home (& not at the box office). A real pity, it was plain campy, convoluted & pointless, considering twas Hepburn's & Stratten's last film. Speaking of campy, camp's lines were downright irritating and made me wanna walk out a c... read more
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December 16, 2008
"'They All Laughed' is my masterpiece," said director Peter Bogdanovich, "because I fell in love with every actress in it."
Bogdanovich's vacuous assessment of his own film belies the complex and damnably intelligent structure of the best American comedy of the 1980s. Filmed lar... read more
Critic Reviews
The film is a delicately staged roundelay of intertwined pursuit. Full Review
Hepburn still lights up the screen in this uneven Bogdanovich comedy.
The movie is wildly uneven, equal parts low-key romance and off-key farce, a screwball comedy played, unaccountably, at three-quarters speed.
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