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Dominican Rep. Six Degrees of Separation
- Original title
- Six Degrees of Separation (6 Degrees of Separation)
- Year
- 1993
- Running time
- 108 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- John Guare. Theater: John Guare
- Cast
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Will Smith
Stockard Channing
Donald Sutherland
Ian McKellen
Bruce Davison
Heather Graham
Anthony Michael Hall
Eric Thal
Richard Masur
Anthony Rapp
Catherine Kellner
J.J. Abrams
Osgood Perkins- See all credits
- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Drama. Comedy | Comedy-Drama. Gay & Lesbian
- Synopsis
- Flan and Ouisa Kittredge (Donald Sutherland and Stockard Channing) are a married couple who have built highly successful careers as art dealers catering to Manhattan's upper crust. The Kittredges are entertaining friends one evening when a young black man named Paul (Will Smith) appears at their door. Paul says that he's a close friend of their children, with whom he attended boarding school, and he's just been mugged and needs to get off the street for a moment. Flan and Ouisa invite him in, and they are immediately taken by Paul's intelligence and charm; he offers to prepare dinner, regales them with stories about his father, Sidney Poitier, and ends up spending the night at their apartment.
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- Awards
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1993: Nominated for Oscar: Best Actress (Stockard Channing)1993: Nominated for Golden Globe: Best Actress - Comedy/Musical (Channing)1993: Chicago Film Critics Awards: 2 Nominations, including Best Actress (Channing)1993: National Society of Film Critics (NSFC): 2 nominations
- Critics' reviews
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"Six Degrees is the next best thing to a great play; a fantastically clever, verbally scintillating, consistently amusing one."
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"Guare's play is austerely funny and cerebral"
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"Combined with Guare's bountiful writing and Schepisi's ambitious style, Six Degrees of Separation approaches the sublime"
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"What seems to start out as a burlesque against the rich -- a satire of class-consciousness -- ends up mutating into something stranger and richer and more ambiguous"
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