Eulogy

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Eulogy movie trailer - starring Hank Azaria, Kelly Preston, Glenne Headly, Famke Janssen, Debra Winger, Ray Romano. Directed by Michael Clancy. Theatrical Release Date: 10/15/2004 Genre: Comedy Rating: R

Eulogy -- A black comedy that follows three generations of a family, who come together for the funeral of the patriarch - unveiling a litany of family secrets and covert relationships.

Eulogy -- What is your most valuable possession? Peter Summers is about to find out. Trevor Powers stars as a journalist who finds himself sitting across Marc Raymond's mystery character, questioning his perception of reality. In a city where nothing seems right, Peter Summers struggles to find a solution to the offer that has been made as the repercussions of his eventful meeting begin to surface. Supported by Rebecca Rifai and Tom Urquhart, Eulogy tracks Peter Summers decent into a state of confusion where the only option is to give in. Drenched in an atmosphere of uncertainty and driven by neo-noir elements, Eulogy creates a blend of genres never seen before

When three generations of a deliciously dysfunctional family gather to bury the family patriarch, the beloved granddaughter of the deceased is given the task of delivering the eulogy. In the days leading up to the funeral, family secrets are revealed, old grudges resurface and the household erupts with renewed vigor. A wickedly irreverent comedy, Eulogy is ultimately a heartwarming portrait of a houseful of misfits celebrating the strangest and most enduring bond of all. Kate Collins (Deschanel), struggling through an awkward first year at college, returns home upon the death of her grandfather. At school, Kate might not fit in, but at home, she is quickly surrounded by a disruptive group of people even weirder than she is: her family. First, there's her father, Daniel (Azaria), once child star, now in 'adult' films. Then there's tightly wound Aunt Lucy (Preston), who has waited till the last minute to announce her wedding to life partner Judy (Janssen); and wildly inappropriate Uncle Skip (Romano) with his obnoxious twin boys. And last but not least, there's uptight and pushy Aunt Alice (Winger), whose brash approach to marriage, motherhood and casseroles is unsettling to all concerned. When her grandmother (Laurie) entrusts her with the task of delivering the eulogy at the funeral, Kate turns to her relatives for help. She quickly comes to realize that her own fond memories of Grandpa Collins (Torn) are not shared by his children, who can only remember a distant father who, when around, could barely keep their names straight. As Kate struggles to find the right words to commemorate the solemn occasion, the rest of the family prepares for the event with its usual unruliness. In between the raucous infighting and the hilarious backbiting, family secrets are revealed and old wounds are exposed. In the end, the family come to realize that theirs is a legacy of chaos, redeemed only by comfort they find in each other.

Eulogy -- A black comedy that follows three generations of a family, who come together for the funeral of the patriarch - unveiling a litany of family secrets and covert relationships.

Oscar (James Marsden) swears that the coffin is moving and he is alive inside.