
A Million Little Pieces
A young drug-addicted writer teetering at the nadir of his descent submits to two months of agonizing detox at a treatment center in Minnesota.
Director(s)
Sam Taylor-Johnson
Jason Blumenfeld
Patrick Cunningham
Diane Hassinger Newman
Nancy L. Ventura
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CinemaSerf
As long as we remember that this is a work of fiction, then it isn't a bad little runner. Aaron Taylor-Johnson and an extremely dapper Billy Bob Thornton engender some interest in their characters and as such, you do find yourself starting to care for them. ATJ plays an out-of-control druggie with little, he thinks, to live for; is sent to a rehab centre and meets Lilly (Odessa Young). The film develops sensitively - if, at times, angrily - and does offer us a little considered insight into the worlds of the carers and the cared-for. Nothing you won't have seen (or, likely, read) before and it is maybe just a bit too long, but it does deserve a viewing.
A Million Little Pieces FAQs
The directors of A Million Little Pieces are Sam Taylor-Johnson, Jason Blumenfeld, Patrick Cunningham, Diane Hassinger Newman, and Nancy L. Ventura.
The cast of A Million Little Pieces includes Charles Parnell as Miles, Eugene Byrd as Matty, Aaron Taylor-Johnson as James Frey, Andy Buckley as Dr. Stevens, David Dastmalchian as Roy, Giovanni Ribisi as John, Ryan Hurst as Hank, Billy Bob Thornton as Leonard, Bill Blair as Piano Player, Juliette Lewis as Joanne, Charlie Hunnam as Bob Frey Jr., Tom Amandes as Dr. Baker, and more.
The duration of A Million Little Pieces is 1h 53 mins.
Yes. A Million Little Pieces has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Official Red Band Trailer. Watch them on this page.
A Million Little Pieces was released on 30 Aug 2019.
A Million Little Pieces is listed under Drama on Fanbiz.
A Million Little Pieces has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "As long as we remember that this is a work of fiction, then it isn't a bad little runner. Aaron Taylor-Johnson and an extremely dapper Billy Bob Thornton engender some interest..."




























