Ed (1996) - film review

Bill Couturié

Comedy / Family / Sport

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Ed is an American film comedy first released in 1996, directed by Bill Couturié. The film stars Matt LeBlanc, Gene Ross, Paul Hewitt, Sage Allen and Stan Ivar. Our overall rating for this film is: very poor.

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Director: Bill Couturié
Script: Ken Richards, Janus Cercone, David M. Evans
Photo: Alan Caso
Music: Stephen Endelman
Cast: Matt LeBlanc (Jack ’Deuce’ Cooper), Gene Ross (Red), Paul Hewitt (Bucky), Sage Allen (Cooper’s Mother), Stan Ivar (Cooper’s Father), Jim O’Heir (Art), Rick Johnson (Kurt ’Crush’ Bunyon), Valente Rodriguez (Jesus Rodriquez), Jack Warden (Chubb), Bill Cobbs (Tipton), Leonard Kelly-Young (Customer (Joe)), Jayne Brook (Lydia), Patrick Kerr (Kirby), James Caviezel (Dizzy Anderson), Troy Evans (Bus Driver), Jay Caputo (Ed Sullivan), Denise Cheshire (Ed Sullivan), Curt Kaplan (Randall ’Zonk’ Cszonka), Charlie Schlatter (Buddy), Carl Anthony Payne II (Stats Jefferson), Zack Ward (Dusty Richards), Mike McGlone (Oliver Barnett), Doren Fein (Liz), Richard Gant (Umpire, Sharks game), Bill Capizzi (Farley), Steve Eastin (Shark’s Manager), K.C. Corkery (Little Boy-Banana Toss), Jaquita Tale (Little Girl), Philip Bruns (Clarence), Ken Zavayna (Peanut Man), Kevin Kraft (Shortstop), Brad Hunt (Carnie), Mark Casella (Security Guard), Joe Bucaro III (Goon #1), Noon Orsatti (Goon #2), John-Clay Scott (Banana Truck Driver), Jessica Pennington (Nurse Rosa Cays), Tommy Lasorda (Himself), Mitch Ryan (Abe Woods), Macka Foley (Umpire, Championship Game), Michael Chieffo (Dr. Joseph Middleton), Richard Atchley (Baseball fan), Helen Kelly (Woman in ballpark)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 94 min

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