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The Impostors


With pleasing silence a spat turns slapstick, amplified by two fellas named Stan & Oliver.

In a building flurry of sugar stoppages and deliberate cigarette streams, our dubious duelists are expertly slotted between the credits that begin Stanley Tucci’s spirited farce, The Impostors. The snappy conclusion, a vibrant cross screen leap, is the director jumping in with both feet. We’re better off for it.

Extras

Video Extra iconThe Impostors End Credits

The Impostors End Title thumbnail strip

Video Extra iconThe Charlie Rose Show

A conversation with actor Stanley Tucci about his 1930′s-style comedy “The Impostors”, which he also wrote and directed.
Joining him are three of the film’s stars: Lili Taylor, Steve Buscemi, and Campbell Scott. (Courtesy of The Charlie Rose Show)

DETAILS
  • USA
  • 1998
  • Color
  • 1.85:1
  • English


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  • Tim Visterin

    Can anyone tell me what kind of font they used in the End Credits?
    I thought it was brilliant especially the music, I guessed it was Astor Piazzolla’s Nuevo Tango. It worked well with the funny scene.

    Tim

  • Mike De Luca

    Stan and Oliver, like Laurel and Hardy. I actually never thought about that before. Great film: “To life, and its many deaths.”

  • http://ITypeNaked.com Anthony

    One of my favorite movies of all time. Great scenes.

    -Itypenaked.com

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