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Muse, The (1999)
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Starring: Jeff Bridges, Albert Brooks, Andie MacDowell, Sharon Stone
Director: Albert Brooks
Category: Comedy, Drama, Independent
Studio: USA Entertainment
Subtitles:
Spanish, French
Length:
97 mins
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"Very smart and very funny! Thumbs up!" - Roger Ebert, Siskel and Ebert

In true Hollywood fashion, successful screenwriter Steven Phillips (Albert Brooks) learns his career is ending over lunch. Trying anything to get it back, he meets with an enviously successful friend (Jeff Bridges) who advises the services of an absolute goddess named Sarah Little (Sharon Stone). Sarah's a real-life Muse, one of the nine daughter's of the Greek god Zeus, whose earthly task it is to inspire creativity. Divine services do not come cheap, however, and Sarah details her extravagant and eccentric needs to Steven as terms for taking him as a client. Despite his wife Laura's (Andie MacDowell) misgivings, Steven accepts the terms. As a result, Sarah charms her way deeper into their personal lives and her quirky and amusing behavior changes Steven and Laura forever.

Boasting a host of Hollywood luminaries in lighthearted cameos, this wry comedy pokes hilarious fun at Tinseltown itself.

 
 
   
   

 
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