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Maid to Order (1987) - film review

  Amy Holden Jones Fantasy / Comedystars 2
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Summary
Maid to Order is an American film comedy first released in 1987, directed by Amy Holden Jones.  The film stars Ally Sheedy, Beverly D’Angelo, Michael Ontkean, Valerie Perrine and Dick Shawn.  Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits
  • Director: Amy Holden Jones
  • Script: Amy Holden Jones
  • Photo: Shelly Johnson
  • Music: Georges Delerue
  • Cast: Ally Sheedy (Jessie Montgomery), Beverly D’Angelo (Stella Winston), Michael Ontkean (Nick McGuire), Valerie Perrine (Georgette Starkey), Dick Shawn (Stan Starkey), Tom Skerritt (Charles Montgomery), Merry Clayton (Audrey James), Begonya Plaza (Maria), Rain Phoenix (Brie Starkey), Leland Crooke (Dude), Teddy Wilson (Woodrow), Perla Walter (Trini), Rita Gomez (Juanita), Jason Beghe (Bret), Kimberly Beck (Kim), Theresa Randle (Doni), Robert Jaffe (Miles), Keith Joe Dick (Arresting Officer), Khandi Alexander (Hooker in Jail), Henry Woolf (Jailer), Rigg Kennedy (Westec Guard #1), Alexander Folk (Westec Guard #2), Diana Bellamy (Woman in Unemployment Office), Alyson Croft (Lorelei), Katey Sagal (Louise), Vance Colvig Jr. (Man with Newspapers), Kim Sylver (Janine James), Reina King (Tiffany James), Kevin Clayton (Jomo James), Vince Townsend Jr. (Johnny ’Slide’ James), Raymond Cruz (Sam), Tony Simotes (Francisco), Carmine Iannaccone (Habib), Bennet Guillory (George Sterling), Brett Hadley (Harvey Bessman), Victoria Catlin (Alicia Nolin), Lorne Black (Loaded Blanks), Steven Ross (Electrician), Julianna McCarthy (Elderly Lady), Ed Quinlan (Man at Party), Jack Russell (Loaded Blanks), Audie Desbrow (Loaded Blanks), Mark Kendall (Loaded Blanks), Michael Lardie (Loaded Blanks), Helen Kelly (Girl at the Party)
  • Country: USA
  • Language: English / Spanish
  • Runtime: 93 min




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