Based on a true rumor
Director: Rob Reiner
Producer: Ben Cosgrove, Paula Weinstein
Sarah Huttinger's return home with her fiance convinces her that the sedate, proper, country-club lifestyle of her family isn't for her – and that maybe the Huttinger family isn't even hers – as she uncovers secrets that suggest the Huttingers are neither sedate nor proper.
97 min
Rating: 5.7/10
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Top Cast
Jennifer Aniston
Sarah Huttinger
Kevin Costner
Beau Burroughs
Shirley MacLaine
Katharine Richelieu
Mark Ruffalo
Jeff Daly
Richard Jenkins
Earl Huttinger
Christopher McDonald
Roger McManus
Movie Info
Director: Rob Reiner
Producer: Ben Cosgrove, Paula Weinstein
Production Companies: Village Roadshow Pictures, Section Eight, Spring Creek Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Munich Hoffmann-Media
Countries: Germany, United States of America
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r96sk:
Quite the bore. Weird, too.
It seems they came up with a mildly interesting connection to <em>'The Graduate'</em> (haven't yet read or watched, fwiw) but forgot to add any further details. Even at just 1hr 30mins, this drags a bit. I just don't think this has enough meat on the bones to merit existing. Jennifer Aniston is likeable enough to stop events grinding to a halt, at least.
Kevin Costner, Mark Ruffalo, Richard Jenkins and Shirley MacLaine appear alongside Aniston to make the cast list look good. Honestly, those onscreen are this flick's only redeeming factor, unfortunately. The rest of <em>'Rumor Has It…'</em> is either bland or bizarre, if not both really.