As the wife of a retired sailor myself , I just got to say I loved this movie.
I laughed, I cried, I really enjoyed watching this film.
A young sailor is metaphorically adopted by a couple for the evening and its a very unique strange and emotionally moving story of three people .
A sweet country boy who is a navy corpsman played by the amazing Ethen Peck.
Arrives at an apartment in New York City.
He is greeted by a very confused, middle-aged mentally unbalanced man named Richard played by Peter Coyote.
The young sailor informs him that his wife had signed up to adopt him while they are in Port in New York for fleet week.
Shortly soon after the wife Patricia played by Bebe Neuwirth arrives home and explains that she had forgotten about the arrangements.
They invite him into their home, and the rest of the movie basically is a conversation... But a very interesting one at that.
The movie is basically clean.
There is a little foul language in the movie. So the movie should've been rated PG or PG-13.
The married couple do get in a few arguments.
My favorite part of the movie is when the sailor tells a story about himself.
I laughed, I cried, I really enjoyed watching this film.
A young sailor is metaphorically adopted by a couple for the evening and its a very unique strange and emotionally moving story of three people .
A sweet country boy who is a navy corpsman played by the amazing Ethen Peck.
Arrives at an apartment in New York City.
He is greeted by a very confused, middle-aged mentally unbalanced man named Richard played by Peter Coyote.
The young sailor informs him that his wife had signed up to adopt him while they are in Port in New York for fleet week.
Shortly soon after the wife Patricia played by Bebe Neuwirth arrives home and explains that she had forgotten about the arrangements.
They invite him into their home, and the rest of the movie basically is a conversation... But a very interesting one at that.
The movie is basically clean.
There is a little foul language in the movie. So the movie should've been rated PG or PG-13.
The married couple do get in a few arguments.
My favorite part of the movie is when the sailor tells a story about himself.