Scent of a Woman (1992)

Movie Details

Original Title Scent of a Woman

Original Language EN

Budget $31,000,000

Revenue $134,100,000

Status Released

Popularity 6.3

Cast

Al Pacino

Lt. Col. Frank Slade

Popularity: 3.6

Chris O'Donnell

Charlie Simms

Popularity: 1.9

James Rebhorn

Mr. Trask

Popularity: 1.7

Gabrielle Anwar

Donna

Popularity: 2.4

Philip Seymour Hoffman

George Willis, Jr.

Popularity: 10.0

Richard Venture

W.R. Slade

Popularity: 0.4

Bradley Whitford

Randy

Popularity: 1.3

Ron Eldard

Officer Gore

Popularity: 1.2

Rochelle Oliver

Gretchen

Popularity: 0.2

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Margaret Eginton

Gail

Popularity: 0.1

Tom Riis Farrell

Garry

Popularity: 1.6

Nicholas Sadler

Harry Havemeyer

Popularity: 2.9

Key Crew

Producer Martin Brest

Executive Producer Ronald L. Schwary

Editor Harvey Rosenstock, Michael Tronick, William Steinkamp

Director Martin Brest

Screenplay Bo Goldman

Production

Universal Pictures

City Light Films

Videos & Trailers

Good Morning Charlie

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Thanksgiving Dinner Extended Preview

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"I'll Show You Out of Order!"

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The Tango

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Trailer

Al Pacino Wins Best Actor: 1993 Oscars

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Reviews from TMDB

Peter McGinn 6/10

May 26, 2022

Another one of those movies that I watched after it first was released but have only recently watched again. I must say I probably thought more of it some 30 years ago. Nothing against the actors. I think they all did a credible job. I just think two and a half hours was too long to spend with the C ... Read more

CinemaSerf 7/10

Apr 15, 2024

"Charlie" (Chris O'Donnell) is a hard-up student at the posh Baird prep. school where his bursary-funded status sees him looked down upon by many of his fellow, silver-spooned, colleagues. Their rather pompous principal "Trask" (James Rebhorn) is the victim of a rather messy and humiliating prank, a ... Read more