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ACTOR
Peter DeLuiseLisa RotondiMarco SanchezElyssa Davalos
DIRECTOR
Michael DeLuise
SYNOPSICS
Between the Sheets (2003) is a English movie. Michael DeLuise has directed this movie. Peter DeLuise,Lisa Rotondi,Marco Sanchez,Elyssa Davalos are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2003. Between the Sheets (2003) is considered one of the best Comedy movie in India and around the world.
Hollywood. An actor and an actress fake a relationship for the publicity in this movie within a movie, only "cut" could be called at anytime! Is it live or is it "Memorex"?! A romantic comedy where entertainment shows are spoofed: Divine intervention suggested and true love is realized with the passing of gas!
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Between the Sheets (2003) Reviews
Not the best, but not that bad...
OK Between the Sheets was not the best movie I ever saw. It also was not as bad as someone else stated. I liked the camera work and some of the shots were really good. My favorite was one of Peter DeLuise on the roof of a building when he was calling his mom and the camera is above him. It was not real in many parts, but over all OK. I think Peter is much better in the sci-fi area and really found what he is good at. Michael is a great drama actor and I would love to see more of him in drama roles. David as well as Dom are in there element in acting in comedies. It did make fun of Hollywood and was doing it in a stupid humor kind of way. If you are a DeLuise fan (any of them) I would tell you to check it out. On a scale of 1-10 I would give it a 4. If your not a Deluise fan and do not like movies like "There's Something About Mary" you should skip this one.
Showbiz farce that's just plain farcical
Deluise family affair is unfortunate load of babble, with dialogue so disjointed that film is difficult to follow even when events are clear as day; this is an almost completely amateur effort, with poor writing, direction, acting; showbiz farce doesn't succeed because it's even sillier than the industry it's trying to poke fun at (and anyone who's worked in the biz knows that's no easy task); every character is made to look foolish, with the leads having the most screen time/opportunity to look this way.