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Movie Description
Banderas' directorial debut has enough plots for two movies. In one, crazy Lucille (Griffith) chops off her husband's head and flees to Hollywood to become a star. In another, a small black boy, Taylor Jackson (Miller), is the victim of brutally vicious racism, sparking a heated civil rights battle. All of this is seen through the eyes of Peejoe (Black), a young boy who recounts the events with a nostalgic memory, bringing all of the various subplots together.
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1 Encoding
Keep Case
Anamorphic Widescreen
Single Side/Single Layer
Audio Commentary by Director Banderas and Star Griffith
2 Deleted Scenes with Intro and Narration by Banderas
Blooper Reel
Making-Of Featurette
"A Director's Passion" - A Photo Montage with Narration by Antonio Banderas
Bonus Trailer
Chapters
Cast & Crew Filmographies
Industry Reviews
"...Antonio Banderas pulls off a credible directorial debut with CRAZY IN ALABAMA..."
Variety - Todd McCarthy
"...Lucas Black gives an engaging performance....His performance is respectable..."
USA Today - Mike Clark (10/22/1999)
"...Griffith remains endearing and persuasive..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (10/22/1990)
"...Antonio Banderas makes an accomplished directorial debut..."
Total Film - Neil Smith (08/01/2000)
"[L]ikeably quirky, with an impressive performance from Meatloaf..."
Uncut - Peter Hogan (08/01/2000)
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