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The Cobbler

Max Simkin repairs shoes in the same New York shop that has belonged to his family for generations. Wearied by the monotony of everyday life, he discovers a magical heirloom that lets him slip into the lives of his customers and perceive the world from their perspective. Sometimes walking in another man's shoes is the only way one can discover who they really are.

Director(s)

Stephen Apicella

Matt Power

Mary A. Kelly

Tom McCarthy

Luke Crawford

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Cast & Crew

Ellen Barkin

Ellen Barkin

Elaine Greenawalt

Sondra James

Sondra James

Anna O'Hara

Steve Buscemi

Steve Buscemi

Jimmy

Stuart Rudin

Stuart Rudin

Old Bearded Man

Dustin Hoffman

Dustin Hoffman

Abraham Simkin

Kim Cloutier

Kim Cloutier

Taryn

Greta Lee

Greta Lee

Kara

Tom McCarthy

Tom McCarthy

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Yul Vazquez

Yul Vazquez

Marsha

Adam Sandler

Adam Sandler

Max Simkin

Dan Stevens

Dan Stevens

Emiliano

Luke Crawford

Luke Crawford

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Mary A. Kelly

Mary A. Kelly

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Wayne Wilderson

Wayne Wilderson

Young Preppy Man

Dascha Polanco

Dascha Polanco

Macy

Kevin Breznahan

Kevin Breznahan

Patrick

Method Man

Method Man

Leon Ludlow

Danny Mastrogiorgio

Danny Mastrogiorgio

Brian

Matt Power

Matt Power

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Paul Sado

Paul Sado

Bartender

Fritz Weaver

Fritz Weaver

Mr. Solomon

Melonie Díaz

Melonie Díaz

Carmen Herrara

Joey Slotnick

Joey Slotnick

Mr. Slick

Adrian Black

Adrian Black

Albert

Glenn Fleshler

Glenn Fleshler

Jeffrey

Allen Lewis Rickman

Allen Lewis Rickman

Kessler

Elli

Elli

Goldman

Douglas Taurel

Douglas Taurel

Thug

Salvatore Rossi

Salvatore Rossi

Skate Punk

Lynn Cohen

Lynn Cohen

Sarah Simkin

Chris Titone

Chris Titone

Chicago Detective

Jared Sandler

Jared Sandler

Cool Bar Guy (uncredited)

Stephen Lin

Stephen Lin

Chinese Guy

Elena Kampouris

Elena Kampouris

Alexia

James Shanahan

James Shanahan

Old Cop

Judy Rosenblatt

Judy Rosenblatt

Shiva Woman

Donnie Keshawarz

Donnie Keshawarz

Pinchas Simkin

Natia Makharadze

Natia Makharadze

Waitress (uncredited)

Fabrizio Brienza

Fabrizio Brienza

Webb

Stephen Apicella

Stephen Apicella

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Craig Walker

Craig Walker

Danny Donald

Evan Neumann

Evan Neumann

Neumann

Charles Borland

Charles Borland

Driver

Miles J. Harvey

Miles J. Harvey

Big Boned Kid

Earl Baker Jr.

Earl Baker Jr.

Dickie

Adam B. Shapiro

Adam B. Shapiro

Schneider

Ethan Khusidman

Ethan Khusidman

Herschel Simkin

Mike Versandi

Mike Versandi

Biker Guy

Cliff Samara

Cliff Samara

Indian Man

John DeBlasio

John DeBlasio

Akram

Neimah Djourabchi

Neimah Djourabchi

Jamil

Grizz Chapman

Grizz Chapman

Tino

Albert Christmas

Albert Christmas

Detective Washington

Finley Whisby

Finley Whisby

Michael Octave

Details

GenresFantasy, Comedy, Drama
Runtime1h 39 mins
Released on11 Sep 2014
Languageen
Produced InUnited States of America
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Reviews

Reno

7/10

I don't know what's really going on with Adam Sandler in the recent years, he was actually out of the league for a while from entertaining his fans. All he did was overdose comedies which were below par compared to his earlier movies. I said in 'Blended' review that I'm tired of his movie, but watched it only because of the director. All his films were very impressive and I believed him on this one, more than the Sandler. Otherwise, it would have been undoubtedly a skippable flick. As expected the movie was good, but not without the flaws, I mean the major ones because there are many unanswered stuffs that leaves viewers go either way from thinking all the possibility to create their own imagination. Hope that's not the case, the writers do not want to be that smart otherwise it will be a messed up movie with having a wonderful theme idea. Yeah, I liked the concept, but it should have been a bit detail while exploring the story and exhibiting the characters. I still feel it can be covered in the follow-up, so from that perspective, the movie was decent. Especially highlighting one of the social issue was a nice addition, but the portrayal of family affair was a disappointment. It's that kind of story demanded in a like manner, but that does not convince me at all. From the Adam Sandler's perspective the movie was much better, because of his series of recent fails. At the same time it was a bit letdown from the perspective of the director known for his cool works. Overall, it lays on 50-50, and mostly favours on the positive side because of the narration of the dark comedy in a style. And again, I felt the end was terrible with cliche. I definitely give thumbs up to go for it, even though the loopholes the creative concept draws our attention. 6.5/10

All Trailers

Official Trailer
International Trailer 2
International Trailer

Teasers

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The Cobbler FAQs

The directors of The Cobbler are Stephen Apicella, Matt Power, Mary A. Kelly, Tom McCarthy, and Luke Crawford.

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