Sonny (2002)

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Written by John Carlen

Directed by Nicolas Cage

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Nicolas Cage's directorial debut stars James Franco as Sonny who, following his discharge from the army, returns to New Orleans to resume his desultory life as a gigolo at the bordello run by his mother Jewel. Although reluctant to resume his old trade and struggling to go straight, he becomes professionally involved with Jewel's new whore Carol at first professionally but slowly an emotional bond forms between them as they try to escape their destinies. Cage has an outrageous cameo as a lemon-suited gay pimp and there's an appearance by Brenda Vacarro as one of Sonny's clients - she was also serviced by Joe Buck in Midnight Cowboy.

Cast

Image for James FrancoJames FrancoSonny Phillips
Brenda BlethynJewel Phillips
Harry Dean StantonHenry Wade
Image for Mena SuvariMena SuvariCarol
Josie DavisGretchen
Image for Nicolas CageNicolas CageAcid Yellow
Scott CaanJesse
Seymour CasselAlbert
Brenda VaccaroMeg
Willie MetcalfCal
Marc CoppolaJimmy at Mattie's
Janet SheaWealthy Woman
Cary Wilmot AldenCatherine
Graham TimbesTroy
Wallace MerckScott
Katherine RandolphDagmar
Doug BardenMaitre D'
Bernard HockeClerk
David E. JensenMr. Penn
Karen Kaia LiversMattie
Don YessoWaiter
Thomas WilliamsWaiter
Norman GolightlyMan at Party with Tie
Monica L. MonicaParty Lady
Kriste Andrea TujagueJoanie
Mark W. DavidsonAcid Yellow's Thug
Ben JonesBoy
Houston ParkerLilly White

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