Who are you really angry with?" Then Doris arrives. Inadvertent Entrance Cue: The counsellor asks Suzanne "This anger isn't about me.I'll Kill You!: After Lowell realize Suzanne's drug use was what ruined the take he just shot (see The Oner below), he tells Suzanne, " You fuck up my shot again, I'll kill you.".I Lied: During a bitter argument Suzanne is having with Jack, after Jack says she was a lot more fun the night they were first together (when she overdosed), she says, "I thought you said we didn't do anything that night," to which he responds, "I lied.".Doris states she twirled it up, and Suzanne points out Doris wasn't wearing underwear. Suzanne Vale rails on her mother, Doris Mann for lifting her skirt up at Suzanne's get-together. Freudian Excuse: We see Doris as a My Beloved Smother as well with Suzanne's grandmother, which helps explain why Doris treated Suzanne the way she did.The Film of the Book: Based on Fisher's book of the same name.Calling the Old Man Out: A Gender Flipped version - about two-thirds of the way through the movie, Suzanne rails against Doris for how she treated her growing up (as well as Doris' alcoholism), including what Doris did at Suzanne's birthday party (see Going Commando below).
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The movie also stars Dennis Quaid, Gene Hackman, Richard Dreyfuss, Rob Reiner, Mary Wickes, Annette Bening, Conrad Bain, and Simon Callow. A 1990 American comedy-drama film directed by Mike Nichols, adapted by Carrie Fisher from her own semi-autobigraphical 1987 novel of the same name about a recovering addict actress ( Meryl Streep) who is forced to move in with her mother ( Shirley MacLaine).
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