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Format: VHS
Dec 1996
Rated PG
Recording Mode: Dolby Surround
Sound: Surround, Stereo
Closed Captioned
104 min.
Color
Extra Info: Contemporary Classics
UPC: 027616609335 |
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Movie Description
Straight blades meet toe-picks in this hilarious and heartfelt story about the attraction of opposites. After an accident at the Olympics cuts his professional career short, a handsome ice hockey player named Doug (D.B. Sweeney, EIGHT MEN OUT) is paired with Kate (Moira Kelly, WITH HONORS), a talented but bitter figure skater whose dreams were also dashed at the Olympics. Her prima donna attitude sends most prospective partners running, but the initial clash between Kate and Doug gives way to a feisty, ice-melting romance that could take them both to victory. Made up of equal parts old-fashioned rom-com and modern movie romance, THE CUTTING EDGE is a lively sports dramedy co-starring LOST's Terry O'Quinn. It's also an endearing early departure for versatile screenwriter Tony Gilroy (MICHAEL CLAYTON, THE BOURNE IDENTITY).
Synopsis
A rough and tumble ex-hockey player is paired with a frosty ice skater to form a dynamic amateur skating team. A powerful skater he has to put down his stick after an eye injury and learn the grace and discipline of the new sport. Reluctantly, he learns the ropes from his new partner who is a driven perfectionist. Their skating passion turns to romance as they race for the gold.
Film Notes
The skaters in the film include Tina Muir (Nyman); Christine Hough and Doug Ladret (Smilkov & Brushkin); Krista Coady and Brian Geddeis (Dubois & Gercel); Penny Papaioannou and Raoul LeBlanc (Weiderman Twins); Michelle Menzies and Kevin Wheeler (Yumez & Weaver); Patricia MacNeil and Cory Watson (Nationals Pair #1); Janice Yeck and Scott MacDonald (Nationals Pair #2); Allison Gaylor and John Robinson (Olympic Pair #1); Kim Esdaile and Sean Rice (Olympic Pair #2) and Haley Williams and John Jenkins (Olympic Pair #3).
This film is an InterScope Communications production.
Industry Reviews
"...Kelly and Sweeney have a charm that's easy to root for..."
Rolling Stone - p.65 - Peter Travers
"...Snappily paced and unusually well acted....Effectively bolstered by a chugging pop score..."
New York Times - p.C21 - Stephen Holden
"...[A] crowd-pleaser of sufficient wit, vitality and intelligence....Kelly and Sweeney are evenly matched..."
Los Angeles Times - p.F10 - Kevin Thomas
"...The actors bring it a certain freshness. Kelly is effective....Sweeney is likable..."
Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert (03/27/1992)
Quotations
"A love-skate relationship" from film's advertisement.
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