Mickey Blue Eyes (1999)

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Written by Adam Scheinman, Robert Kuhn

Directed by Kelly Makin

Running Time: 102 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK/USA

Filmed in Colour

Michael Felgate (Hugh Grant) is an Englishman living and working in New York City. Currently employed as an auctioneer at one of the most prestigious art auction rooms in the city, he meets a young woman called Gina Vitale (Jeanne Triplehorn) and the two start dating.

However when he proposes to Gina she declines.. and he soon realises why.

Michael soon discovers that his beloved's father is, in fact, a major mobster called the notorious Frack Vitale (James Caan) and now he finds himself slipping deeper and deeper into trouble as he tries to please his fiancee's family.

However things start to get really out of hand when Gina's godfather, Vito Graziosi (Burt Young) starts laundering his own talentless and gore-ridden paintings through Michael's arthouse which gets the FBI into the picture.

A really funny film that Hugh Grant has been perfectly chosen for, playing the innocent and ever-polite, don't want to offend anyone, typical British gentleman.

Cast

Image for Hugh GrantHugh GrantMichael Felgate
Image for James CaanJames CaanFrank Vitale
Image for Jeanne TripplehornJeanne TripplehornGina Vitale
Burt YoungVito Graziosi
Image for James FoxJames FoxPhilip Cromwell
Joe ViterelliVinnie D'Agostino
Gerry BeckerFBI Agent Bob Connell
Maddie CormanCarol the Photographer
Tony DarrowAngelo
Paul LazarRitchie Vitale
Vincent PastoreAl
Frank PellegrinoSante
Scott 'Carrot Top' ThompsonFBI Agent Lewis
John VentimigliaJohnny Graziosi

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