Grant should consider hypnotic therapy to help him forget Mickey Blue Eyes!
Mickey Blue Eyes
A romantic comedy you can't refuse
1999 · 1h 42m · PG-13
Comedy, Crime, Romance
Directed by
Kelly Makin
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Mickey Blue Eyes
Overview
An English auctioneer proposes to the daughter of a mafia kingpin, only to realize that certain "favors" would be asked of him.
Director and cast
- Kelly Makin Director
- Hugh Grant as Michael Felgate
- James Caan as Frank Vitale
- Jeanne Tripplehorn as Gina Vitale
- Burt Young as Vito Graziosi
- James Fox as Philip Cromwell
- Joe Viterelli as Vinnie D'Agostino
- Gerry Becker as Agent Connell
- Maddie Corman as Carol
- Tony Darrow as Angel
- Paul Lazar as Ritchie Vitale
Critics on Rotten Tomatoes
Top critics, in their words
Mickey Blue Eyes has a lot to recommend it.
Uninspired, recycled!
Mickey is a limply derivative, disappointingly trivial and hokey fish-out-of-water crime comedy!
Eventually, the movie reaches a point where sheer plot contrivance is the only way out, and a lot of steam is lost when the FBI gets involved and the actual wedding ceremony approaches.
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