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Mystic Pizza

1988, Movie, R, 104 mins

Mystic Pizza: Review

This was Julia Robert's second film after the dismal Satisfaction, and she's terrific. Roberts, Annabeth Gish and Lili Taylor star as three Portuguese-American friends who waitress together at a Mystic, CT, pizza restaurant. Director Donald Petrie has successfully created an entertaining and poignant film about friendship, love and growing up. Read the complete review for Mystic Pizza

Mystic Pizza: Cast & Details

Year: 1988
Rated R

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Cast
Julia Roberts: Daisy Araujo
Annabeth Gish: Kat Araujo
Lili Taylor: Jojo Barboza
Vincent D'Onofrio: Bill Montijo
William R. Moses: Tim Travers
Adam Storke: Charles Gordon Winsor

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Mystic Pizza: TV Guide News

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If you don't like tonight's first-rate episode of Grey's Anatomy, which fires on about as many cylinders as possible (humor and emotion coexisting wonderfully), then you should probably face the fact that you simply don't like Grey's anymore, if you ever did. Diahann Carroll, terrific as the departed Burke's visiting mom, hovers around Seattle Grace this week as a much-needed reality check and conscience for the various characters: including Meredith, who could always use a good dressing-down for her narcissism, and George, who's still dithering about how to do the right thing in his romantic quandary involving wife Callie and obsessive crush Izzie.But Mama Burke is really there for Cristina (the fabulous Sandra Oh), who is frozen emotionally as she surveys the wedding gifts that surround her to remind her of her broken relationship. Work is a thankful distraction (“Carnage always trumps rounds,” she tells her nameless interns), but she can only hide from Preston’s mo... read more
Annabeth Gish Is Far from Desperation | Today's News: Our Take | 5/23/2006
Annabeth Gish has been all over the airwaves this year — in her recurring guest spot as the president's eldest daughter on The West Wing, on Showtime's new Brotherhood series (premiering in July), and tonight, as one of a group of travelers kidnapped by an evil cop outside an eerie Nevada mining town in Stephen King's Desperation (8 pm/ET on ABC). But despite working steadily in the biz since 1986, she's still the kind of actress who slips quietly under the radar, earning admiration without big fame, and she likes it that way. TVGuide.com spoke read more

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