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Still Crazy

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Musical group Strange Fruit had a bitter breakup in the 1970s, but now, 20 years later, keyboard player Tony (Stephen Rea) wants to get the band back together. Joining Tony is old cohort Karen (Juliet Aubrey), who helps convince lead singer Ray (Bill Nighy), bassist Les (Jimmy Nail), drummer Beano (Timothy Spall) and longtime roadie Hughie (Billy Connolly) of the wisdom of a reunion. But old jealousies reemerge when the band hires a young guitarist to fill in.
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Critics Consensus

Still Crazy can't completely escape the shadow left by the classic rock mockumentaries of the past, but it earns a commendable number of laughs in its own right.

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Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times 01/01/2000
3/4
There aren't a lot of plot surprises in Still Crazy, and the ending is more or less as expected -- indeed, as decreed by the comeback genre. But the characters are sharply defined and well-written, and we come to like them. Go to Full Review Film Threat 12/06/2005
3/5
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com 11/05/2005
3/5
Caffeinated Clint Moviehole 05/06/2005
3/5
An absolute gem of a movie! Go to Full Review Rob Blackwelder SPLICEDWire 12/21/2004
3/5
Dragan Antulov rec.arts.movies.reviews 09/28/2004
7/10
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Ginnie S Jul 25 This film makes you laugh and cry, an easy watch with catchy songs and great names from the 1990s love this film See more Feb 27 A story about a '70s band that falls apart and reunite years later. They rediscover each other and themselves as they rise again to fame and success. It's a story that could be true about any circle of friends but in this case it's about a rock band. Although a bit corny and predictable, it's still authentic and profound enough to lift you up as they struggle and win their way back. See more Ed L 12/15/2024 A masterpiece! What do you expect, with that cast, and those screenwriters? I watch it every year, if not more often. It never ages. Sure, Spinal Tap is marginally amusing. Worth watching once. But SC is a hilarious riot! Not only is the music great, but it's very funny, and deeply moving at times. Spinal Tap doesn't even come close. See more Chris D 11/19/2024 One of my favorite movies ever … must watch See more Keiran U 11/10/2024 One of, if not thee best movie about a fictional band! See more Cristina-Carmen S 03/07/2024 It has lifted me off my chair! The finale - with Foreigners' extraordinary song - and a top-10 British cast felt like an apotheosis! See more Read all reviews
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Brian Gibson

Director

Stephen Rea

Tony Costello

Billy Connolly

Hughie

Jimmy Nail

Les Wickes

Timothy Spall

David 'Beano' Baggot

Bill Nighy

Ray Simms

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Synopsis Musical group Strange Fruit had a bitter breakup in the 1970s, but now, 20 years later, keyboard player Tony (Stephen Rea) wants to get the band back together. Joining Tony is old cohort Karen (Juliet Aubrey), who helps convince lead singer Ray (Bill Nighy), bassist Les (Jimmy Nail), drummer Beano (Timothy Spall) and longtime roadie Hughie (Billy Connolly) of the wisdom of a reunion. But old jealousies reemerge when the band hires a young guitarist to fill in.
Director
Brian Gibson
Producer
Amanda Marmot
Screenwriter
Dick Clement, Ian La Frenais
Distributor
Columbia Pictures, Columbia Tristar
Production Co
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Rating
R
Genre
Romance, Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jan 22, 1999, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
Jun 2, 2015
Box Office (Gross USA)
$477.9K
Runtime
1h 31m
Sound Mix
Dolby Digital, Surround, SDDS
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