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Shoot the Moon

There's one thing about marriage that hasn't changed... The way you hurt when it begins to fall apart.

  • Movie
  • 1982
  • R
  • 2h 4m

Directed by Alan Parker

6.3

TMDB audience rating
6.3 out of 10 from 52 votes

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Overview

After fifteen years of marriage, an affluent couple divorce and take up with new partners.

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Cast and crew

  • Albert Finney

    Albert FinneyGeorge Dunlap

  • Diane Keaton

    Diane KeatonFaith Dunlap

  • Karen Allen

    Karen AllenSandy

  • Peter Weller

    Peter WellerFrank Henderson

  • Dana Hill

    Dana HillSherry Dunlap

  • Viveka Davis

    Viveka DavisJill Dunlap

  • Tracey Gold

    Tracey GoldMarianne Dunlap

  • Tina Yothers

    Tina YothersMolly Dunlap

  • George Murdock

    George MurdockFrench DeVoe

  • Leora Dana

    Leora DanaCharlotte DeVoe

  • O-Lan Jones

    O-Lan JonesCountergirl

  • Irving Metzman

    Irving MetzmanHoward Katz aka Sheldon Katz

  • David Landsberg

    David LandsbergScott Gruber

  • Jeremy SchoenbergTimmy

  • Kenneth Kimmins

    Kenneth KimminsMaitre D'

  • Michael Alldredge

    Michael AlldredgeOfficer Knudson

  • Robert Costanzo

    Robert CostanzoLeo Spinelli

  • Lou Cutell

    Lou CutellWillard

Director
Alan Parker
Writer
Bo Goldman
Cinematography
Michael Seresin