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TrailerThe film covers 30 years of the relationship between hard-to-please Aurora Greenway (MacLaine) and her daughter Emma (Winger) as Aurora is looking for love while Emma has her own marriage problems.Actors: Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger, Jack Nicholson, Danny DeVito, Jeff Daniels, John Lithgow, Lisa Hart Carroll, Betty King, Huckleberry Fox, Troy Bishop, Shane Serwin, ...»Director: James L. BrooksCountry: United StatesDuration: 132 minQuality: HDRelease: 1983IMDb: 7.4Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Terms of Endearment"
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Characters of "Terms of Endearment"
Aurora GreenwayPlayed by: Shirley MacLaine
Emma HortonPlayed by: Debra Winger
Garrett BreedlovePlayed by: Jack Nicholson
Vernon DahlartPlayed by: Danny DeVito
Flap HortonPlayed by: Jeff Daniels
Sam BurnsPlayed by: John Lithgow
Patsy ClarkPlayed by: Lisa Hart Carroll
Rosie DunlopPlayed by: Betty King
Teddy HortonPlayed by: Huckleberry Fox
Tommy HortonPlayed by: Troy Bishop
Melanie HortonPlayed by: Megan Morris
LizbethPlayed by: Devon O'Brien -
Directors of "Terms of Endearment"
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Creators of "Terms of Endearment"
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Critic Reviews of "Terms of Endearment"
New York Daily NewsFebruary 22, 2015It takes all of perhaps five minutes to fall in love with the leading characters in Terms of Endearment and from that point on, the audience is just putty in the extremely capable hands of writer-director James L. Brooks.
Chicago TribuneJanuary 18, 2013Terms of Endearment is about three relationships and students of screenwriting would do well to study the way in which these three stories are told completely and effortlessly in a movie of average length.
TIME MagazineFebruary 20, 2009Its quirky rhythms and veering emotional tones are very much its own, and they owe less to movie tradition than they do to a sense of how the law of unintended consequences pushes us ceaselessly through the years, permitting no pause for perspective.
VarietyFebruary 20, 2008Brooks' dialog is wonderful throughout and all the characters carry off their assignments beautifully, even down to Danny De Vito and Norman Bennett as MacLaine's other suffering suitors.
Chicago ReaderDecember 17, 2006[Writer-director James L. Brooks] has television in his soul: his people are incredibly tiny (most are defined by a single stroke of obsessive behavior), and he chokes out his narrative in ten-minute chunks, separated by aching lacunae.
Time OutJune 24, 2006Then The Illness strikes, and the film changes gear completely, pulling out all the stops and almost incidentally delivering one of the best-acted, most moving death-bed scenes in recent memory.
People MagazineJanuary 10, 2014In his directorial debut, Brooks proves himself a master with actors.
Total FilmJanuary 10, 2014Its soppy story is freed from cheap tear-jerking by Brooks' confident direction, Larry McMurtry's poignant script and a flawless ensemble.
Christian Science MonitorFebruary 22, 2013There's not enough substance to support the sentiment of this longish comedy-drama.
Common Sense MediaJanuary 02, 2011Glossy, funny, and packs a real emotional wallop.
Ozus' World Movie ReviewsMarch 16, 2008The tragi-comedy never made me reach for my hankie, never tickled my funny bone and it never found a way into my heart.
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