Coast to Coast
Barnaby and Maxine Pierce, an embattled married couple in Connecticut, are on the verge of divorce. Their son is getting married in California and they decide to drive across the country to attend. Along the way, as they visit family and friends, they reflect on their tattered relationship and the events that transpired to create the estrangement.
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Paul Mazursky
Tom Willey
Michelle Morris
Lori Roussell
Lori Mather-Welch
J.L. Crosbie
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Cast & crew
Selma Blair
Stacey Pierce
Catherine Burdon
Lynn
Paul Mazursky
Stanly Tarto
Maximilian Schell
Casimir
Richard Dreyfuss
Barnaby Pierce
Judy Davis
Maxine Pierce
Clare Coulter
Juliette
Fred Ward
Hal Kressler
John Salley
Clifford Wordsworth
Laura Catalano
Terri
Chris Gillett
Vice Admiral
Krista Sutton
Georgia
Catherine Disher
Paula Hobday
Les Porter
Raymond
Lindsay Leese
Jayne Biebel
Saul Rubinek
Gary Pereira
Richard Fitzpatrick
Calvin Carroway
Nancy Anne Sakovich
Anthea Tarlo
David Julian Hirsh
Benjamin Pierce
Kate Lynch
Nessle Carroway
Owen Roth
Randolph Carroway
Kathryn Winslow
Marsha Kapinski
Paul Essiembre
Howard
Carolyn Goff
Imogen
Angela Asher
Tanya Reinhardt
James Kee
Barry
Richard Partington
Minister
Dominic Fung
Valet
Paula Garrido
Cashier
Tom Willey
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Michelle Morris
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Lori Roussell
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Lori Mather-Welch
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J.L. Crosbie
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Reviews
Taj
Empty nesters decide it’s time to sell the house and drive across country to their son’s wedding prior to their own divorce. Along the way, they stop and collect memories, meeting up with old friends, lovers, and a daughter who’s pregnant. She’s involved with a former NBA star who is not the father. Seems like everyone they’ve ever known is in a non-traditional relationship, which makes the would-be divorcees look pretty normal. I’m an admitted fan of Richard Dreyfuss (and it’s not just because I’ve been told I look a bit like him). The way this film was directed made it feel like an off-Broadway play. It was fun to watch. Don’t expect anything profound, just light entertainment.
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