“Far From Heaven” quotes
(2002)
Title Far From Heaven
Original title Far from Heaven
Year 2002
Director Todd Haynes
Genre Drama
Original title Far from Heaven
Year 2002
Director Todd Haynes
Genre Drama
Plot – Hartford, Connecticut - 1957. Cathy Whitaker returns home after a day of errands and waits for her husband Frank for dinner. He's the head of 'Magnatech' local branch, a company that sells televisions. Sybil is the maid and helps Cathy to unload the car, but they haven't both talked to Mr. Whitaker during the day, and that's a problem. This is the opening scene which represents a typical '50s American family. The values of that period soon turn into a tangle of conflicts.
All actors – Julianne Moore, Dennis Quaid, Dennis Haysbert, Patricia Clarkson, Viola Davis, James Rebhorn, Bette Henritze, Michael Gaston, Ryan Ward, Lindsay Andretta, Jordan Puryear, Kyle Timothy Smith, Celia Weston, Barbara Garrick, Olivia Birkelund, Stevie Ray Dallimore, Mylika Davis, Jason Franklin, Gregory Marlow, C.C. Loveheart, June Squibb, Laurent Giroux, Alex Santoriello, Matt Malloy, J.B. Adams, Kevin Carrigan, Chance Kelly, Declan Baldwin, Brian Delate, Pamela Evans Haynes, Joe Holt, Ben Moss, Susan Willis, Karl Schroeder, Lance Olds, Johnathan McClain, Nicholas Joy, Virl Andrick, Jezabel Montero, Geraldine Bartlett, Ernest Rayford, Duane McLaughlin, Betsy Aidem, Mary Anna Klindtworth, Ted Neustadt, Thomas Torres, Blondell Cooper, Fabrizio Fante, Ben Hauck, Michael Linstroth, Sarah Beth Nelson, John H. Tobin, Kristen Vermilyea, Jennifer Weedon
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“I don't know how to pronounce it: Miró. I don't know why, but I just adore it. The feeling it gives. I know that sounds terribly vague.”
“We ladies are never what we appear, and every girl has her secrets.”
“I stopped believing in the wild ardor of things. Perhaps in love; that kind of love. The love in books and films. The love that tells us to abandon our lives and plans, all for one brief touch of Venus. So often we fail at that kind of love. The world just seems too fragile a place for it. And of every other kind, life remains full. Perhaps it's...” (continue)(continue reading)
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