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Apr 17, 2007 · True Confessions comes close to capturing the same issues, even though it is based on Dunne's novel. Great acting from De Niro, Duvall, Durning and others keeps the movie taut till the end. Dan Hedeya, although not given headline billing, excells adding a salacious edge and he is given some great on-liners that linger long after the film is over.
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True Confessions is based on the 1977 novel by John Gregory Dunne. He and his wife, Joan Didion, have written a masterful screenplay that is at once witty, metaphysically rich in nuances, and studded with brilliant characters. Sleuthing and the sacraments, Cain and Abel, crime and confession have more in common than is often admitted.
True Confessions is based on the 1977 novel by John Gregory Dunne. He and his wife, Joan Didion, have written a masterful screenplay that is at once witty, metaphysically rich in nuances, and studded with brilliant characters. Sleuthing and the sacraments, Cain and Abel, crime and confession have more in common than is often admitted.
True Confessions is a film about deceit, loyalty and the shadow side of men. The side of us, that we often will not acknowledge, and if we finally do - it hurts. But the hurt can be overcome, byt humble obedience and by following an inner voice, which is a personal road to our rewal selfs.
I'm surprised she's not sick of your shit but I'm sure she's a good little submissive girl that hangs off your every word and fears every day she'll do something new to upset you. You're garbage. Human fucking garbage and I'm so mad I wasted several months of my life listening to your abusive ass. I found out you lied.
Sep 25, 1981 · ''True Confessions,'' which opens today at the Sutton and other theaters, is the tough, marvelously well-acted screen version of John Gregory Dunne's novel, adapted by him and Joan Didion and ...
