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Feeling Minnesota By JANET MASLIN . Quentin Tarantino cameo. 2. A heroine whose idea of a better life is a job dancing in Las Vegas. 3. A scene at a motel with an empty pool. Broken pastel furniture, please. Bonus points for each fake flamingo. 4. One actor dressed in a powder-blue tuxedo with ruffled shirt. One actress in a waitress's uniform. 5.
Sep 16, 1996 · Feeling Minnesota Production: A Fine Line release of a Jersey Films production. Produced by Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher. Executive producer, Erwin Stoff. Co-producer, Eric McLeod.
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Feeling Minnesota: Directed by Steven Baigelman. With Keanu Reeves, Cameron Diaz, Vincent D'Onofrio, Delroy Lindo. An ex-convict and his bumbling crook brother fight for the same woman.
Feeling Minnesota (1996) Steven Baigelman Jersey Films / Fine Line Cinema; Foolin’ Around (1980) About a working-class boy who falls for a girl from a wealthy family. With Gary Busey, Annette O’Toole, Chloris Leachman and Tony Randall. Filmed at the University of Minnesota MSP Campus, and the Pillsbury Mansion on Lake Minnetonka.
Other articles where Feeling Minnesota is discussed: Vincent D’Onofrio: … (1995), a jilted husband in Feeling Minnesota (1996), and a writer for the pulp magazine Weird Tales in The Whole Wide World (1996). He had a particularly memorable turn as an alien-occupied yokel in the cult classic Men in Black (1997).
He was wearing his typical outfit of baggy shorts and a T-shirt (high fashion in the '90s), and realized that he looked like a carefree beachgoer, even though he didn't feel like one. This line crept into the collective conscious and even inspired the name of the 1996 movie Feeling Minnesota, starring Keanu Reeves and Cameron Diaz.
