Jan 30, 2009 Art of the Title Comments (3)
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
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)
