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Playing by Heart
TrailerThe film tells the stories of eleven articulate people who work through affairs of the heart in L.A. 'Talking about love' is like 'dancing about architecture,' meaning speech is not the medium to express the details of love.Actors: Angelina Jolie, Sean Connery, Gena Rowlands, Gillian Anderson, Madeleine Stowe, Ryan Phillippe, Dennis Quaid, Christian Mills, Kellie Waymire, April Grace, Anthony Edwards, ...»Director: Willard CarrollCountry: United States, United KingdomDuration: 121 minQuality: HDRelease: 1998IMDb: 6.90 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Playing by Heart"
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Characters of "Playing by Heart"
JoanPlayed by: Angelina JoliePaulPlayed by: Sean ConneryHannahPlayed by: Gena RowlandsMeredithPlayed by: Gillian AndersonGraciePlayed by: Madeleine StoweKeenanPlayed by: Ryan PhillippeHughPlayed by: Dennis QuaidPhillipPlayed by: Christian MillsJanePlayed by: Kellie WaymireValeryPlayed by: April GraceRogerPlayed by: Anthony EdwardsMildredPlayed by: Ellen BurstynMarkPlayed by: Jay MohrCook Show DirectorPlayed by: Tim HalliganBoscoPlayed by: Michael EmersonTrentPlayed by: Jon StewartAllisonPlayed by: Patricia ClarksonPetePlayed by: John Patrick WhiteAmberPlayed by: Amanda PeetLanaPlayed by: Alec MapaDrag Queen #1Played by: Worthie MeachamMaxPlayed by: Michael B. SilverDoctorPlayed by: Jim AbeleHarryPlayed by: Chris ConnerTrumpet PlayerPlayed by: Marcus PrintupBass PlayerPlayed by: Larry AntoninoDrummerPlayed by: Tom ChuchvaraSaxophonistPlayed by: Robert EnglishPianistPlayed by: Ryo Okumoto -
Directors of "Playing by Heart"
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Creators of "Playing by Heart"
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Critic Reviews of "Playing by Heart"
VarietyMarch 26, 2009Carroll's characters spend so much time talking, albeit intelligently, that the connections they make seem peculiarly synthetic.
Chicago ReaderJune 03, 2006This charming romantic comedy with a Los Angeles setting cuts between seemingly unconnected miniplots the way some Robert Altman movies do.
Time OutJune 03, 2006All of these characters are more interesting when things are going badly for them than when the tide has turned, and Carroll's determination to make the final reel an extended bout of audience tummy tickling is disappointingly conventional.
Los Angeles TimesFebruary 14, 2001If Playing by Heart is the kind of film that used to be known as a "woman's picture," it certainly provides more emotional nourishment than most other mainstream movies generate these days.
ReelViewsJanuary 01, 2000The movie is consistently well-acted and features a gallery of characters so affable that it's difficult to actively dislike any of them, or, for that matter, the film as a whole.
New York TimesJanuary 01, 2000For all its artificiality, Playing by Heart percolates with an earnest charm.
Sight and SoundJune 18, 2012Carroll's milieu is resolutely middle class and the crises encountered all too predictable.
Combustible CelluloidJune 03, 2006A very slight and inoffensive movie. It's a lot like L.A. itself, all surface, soothing and warm.
Film ThreatJune 03, 2006The brightest spot belongs to Angelina Jolie, who is so compelling to watch she has chemistry with the furniture.
Reeling ReviewsApril 09, 2005Playing By Heart tries hard and sometimes succeeds -- and Jolie is terrific.
rec.arts.movies.reviewsOctober 13, 2004Nothing more than merely watchable film.
Nick's Flick PicksMarch 19, 2003The dozen or so lead characters of Playing By Heart fear silence the way Biblical people feared locusts.
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Gallery of "Playing by Heart"