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The Pickle Recipe

Comédie

Desperate for cash, a down on his luck party emcee is corrupted by his shameless uncle to steal his grandmother's top secret pickle recipe.

Année

2016

Durée

1h 37m

IMDb

5.9

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Casting

Michael Manasseri

Director

Jon Dore

Joey

Lynn Cohen

Rose

Casting

Michael Manasseri

Director

Jon Dore

Joey

Lynn Cohen

Rose

Miriam Lee

Hana

David Paymer

Uncle Morty

Eric Edelstein

Ted

Judy Dery

Elderly Gossip #1

Michael Barbee

Museum Patron

CB

Colleen Bielman

Deli Patron

WE

Wayne E. Brown

Bat Mitzvah

WE

Wayne E. Brown

Wedding Guest

Mark Aaron Buerkle

Party Guest #1

CC

Cameron Cullers

Paris Jones

Richard Goteri

Officer Shannon

Taylor Groothuis

Julie

SH

Steven Hauptman

Bartender

LM

Linda Marie Howell

Wedding Guest

Shawn Jones

Baht-Mitzva Guest

BM

Brandon Matthew Layne

Harris

Matt Lockwood

Eddie

SC

Sheldon Cohn

Writer

GW

Gary Wolfson

Writer

Bande-annonce

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Commentaires

5 commentaires

L O U K M A N🔥May 29, 2023

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Franja du PlessisMay 23, 2023

There's something about THE PICKLE RECIPE that takes you back to 'Home Alone' or any of those old screwball comedies about an unlikely person taking down stupid criminals. This film is funny but it's also got heart. And kudos to Jon Dore for balancing humor and sensibility the way only the late great John Candy could. Jon Dore plays a pretty popular MC, Joey Miller, in Detroit city but he's also a single father deeply in debt. When his equipment was destroyed in a fire, he turns to his shady Uncle Morty (David Paymer) whose idea of getting money is to steal Joey's grandmother Rose's (Lynn Cohen) prized possession, her famous top secret dill pickle recipe. Joey is desperate, his daughter Julie's Bat-Mitzvah is coming up and he doesn't want to disappoint her. Anyone of us can easily empathize with a character who's down on his luck, a likable loser, and that's what Joey is. Throughout the movie you want to cheer for the guy but at the same time not wanting to see him have to do terrible things just to succeed. It's the kind of comedy that makes you rethink what family means to you in your life. There are aspects of this film where I think could go a bit further in terms of its cinematic set pieces, I think the whole beating up the con man part could be elaborated a bit more for the laugh factor and I feel like the camera work choices are also a bit playing it too safe, but I understand THE PICKLE RECIPE can only do so much within its budget and therefore it works just fine for what it is. And so because the production seems limited, it all comes down to the story and the characters and I think that's where THE PICKLE RECIPE shines. Plus, when you have veteran actors like Lynn Cohen and David Paymer, you're in good hands. Cohen is one of those national treasures who don't get to be a lead on screen as often as I think she deserves, so in THE PICKLE RECIPE, she lays it all down and you'll come to admire her. -- Rama's Screen --

Réythã Thëè BåddêßtMay 23, 2023

salwaFeb 25, 2023

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✨Feb 25, 2023

There's something about THE PICKLE RECIPE that takes you back to 'Home Alone' or any of those old screwball comedies about an unlikely person taking down stupid criminals. This film is funny but it's also got heart. And kudos to Jon Dore for balancing humor and sensibility the way only the late great John Candy could. Jon Dore plays a pretty popular MC, Joey Miller, in Detroit city but he's also a single father deeply in debt. When his equipment was destroyed in a fire, he turns to his shady Uncle Morty (David Paymer) whose idea of getting money is to steal Joey's grandmother Rose's (Lynn Cohen) prized possession, her famous top secret dill pickle recipe. Joey is desperate, his daughter Julie's Bat-Mitzvah is coming up and he doesn't want to disappoint her. Anyone of us can easily empathize with a character who's down on his luck, a likable loser, and that's what Joey is. Throughout the movie you want to cheer for the guy but at the same time not wanting to see him have to do terrible things just to succeed. It's the kind of comedy that makes you rethink what family means to you in your life. There are aspects of this film where I think could go a bit further in terms of its cinematic set pieces, I think the whole beating up the con man part could be elaborated a bit more for the laugh factor and I feel like the camera work choices are also a bit playing it too safe, but I understand THE PICKLE RECIPE can only do so much within its budget and therefore it works just fine for what it is. And so because the production seems limited, it all comes down to the story and the characters and I think that's where THE PICKLE RECIPE shines. Plus, when you have veteran actors like Lynn Cohen and David Paymer, you're in good hands. Cohen is one of those national treasures who don't get to be a lead on screen as often as I think she deserves, so in THE PICKLE RECIPE, she lays it all down and you'll come to admire her. -- Rama's Screen --