DOMINICK AND EUGENE (WIDESCREEN)

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• Release Year: 1988
• Genre: Drama
• Plot: Best Actor Oscar nominee Tom Hulce (Amadeus) is outstanding in this heartwarming triumph of feel-good filmmaking. This 'astonishing' (Toronto Sun), 'spellbinding' (L.A. Weekly) and 'touching exploration of family loyalty' (Blockbuster Entertainment Guide) shimmers with subtle insights into human compassion - and shines with Hulce's award-winning performance!; ; 'Hulce is superb' (Leonard Maltin) as Dominick, an affectionate twenty-six years-old who's been left 'slower' than most due to a childhood accident. Working as a garbage man, 'Nicky' manages to support himself and his brother Eugene (Ray Liotta, Heartbreakers), a med student who's always watched over him. But when Eugene's ambitions open a door for him at Stanford and he develops an interest in a fellow student (Jamie Lee Curtis), Nicky's worst fears are realized. Can the two of them forge ahead with a separate lives when they've depended on each other for so long?
• Cast: Ray Liotta, Tom Hulce, Jamie Lee Curtis, Robert Levine, Todd Graff, Bill Cobbs, Mimi Cecchini, Tommy Snelsire, Mary-Joan Negro, Tom Signorelli, John Romer, David Perry, Joe Maruzzo, R. Scott Peck, Charles Susan, Jack Boslet, Matthew J. Ravenstahl, Shawn Ebbert, Jacqueline Knapp, David Strathairn, Vincent Cinese, Joe Marmo, Daniel Krell, Thomas Rocco, Bingo O'Malley, Amanda Picciafoco, Megan Picciafoco, Lindsay Harms, Lauren Harms, John Naples Jr., Mel Winkler, Victoria Dym, Raymond Laine, John W. Iwanonkiw, Fred Lehman, Robert M. Young
• Director: Robert M. Young
• Runtime: 1:50
• Company: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
• Media Format: Movie