Marvin's Room 1996 Watch Free in HD

Meryl Streep

22 June 1949, Summit, New Jersey, USA

Leonardo DiCaprio

11 November 1974, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Diane Keaton

5 January 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA

Robert De Niro

17 August 1943, New York City, New York, USA

Hume Cronyn

18 July 1911, London, Ontario, Canada

Gwen Verdon

13 January 1925, Culver City, Los Angeles, California, USA

Hal Scardino

25 December 1984, Savannah, Georgia, USA

Dan Hedaya

24 July 1940, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Margo Martindale

18 July 1951, Jacksonville, Texas, USA

Cynthia Nixon

9 April 1966, New York City, New York, USA

Kelly Ripa

2 October 1970, Stratford, New Jersey, USA

John Callahan

23 December 1953, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Olga Merediz

15 February 1956, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Joe Lisi

9 September 1950, New York City, New York, USA

Steve DuMouchel

Bitty Schram

17 July 1968, New York City, New York, USA

Lizbeth MacKay

7 March 1949, Buffalo, New York, USA

Helen Stenborg

24 January 1925, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Sally Parrish

Quintin Bennett

Ray Buffer

2 September 1969, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA

Phillip V. Caruso

1956, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

7 September 1946, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Scott McPherson

13 October 1959, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Lee

Played by: Meryl Streep

Hank

Played by: Leonardo DiCaprio

Bessie

Played by: Diane Keaton

Dr. Wally

Played by: Robert De Niro

Marvin

Played by: Hume Cronyn

Ruth

Played by: Gwen Verdon

Charlie

Played by: Hal Scardino

Coral

Played by: Kelly Ripa

Variety

Based on a play by Scott McPherson's who died of AIDS, it's impossible to watch the well-acted film (particularly Diane Keaton, who should get an Oscar nod) without thinking of its themees: the various approaches to love and the strength of family bonds

December 26, 2006

Kansas City Kansan

Slow, depressing family drama finely acted

October 23, 2004

Film Geek Central

Great work from Dicaprio, De Niro, and especially Streep certainly make the film watchable, but it still can't save it from feeling like a TV movie of the week. If you're a fan of melodrama... and over 60, then you'll find much to like.

May 02, 2013

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Washington Post

It's all plinky-plink pianos and mewing oboes, trying to jerk those tears a little too hard. No, a lot too hard. The music is awful. Stupendously bad.

February 08, 2010

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Reeling Reviews

Its an actor's/writer's movie, but, oh, what acting and writing

April 09, 2005

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San Francisco Chronicle

Any movie with Meryl Streep is an occasion, but when you add Diane Keaton, Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Hume Cronyn and Gwen Verdon, you've got an embarrassment of riches.

June 18, 2002

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Film4

At times attractive, at other times dull.

February 08, 2010

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Time Out

Streep gives her most credible blue-collar performance to date; Keaton sidesteps saintliness to mix vulnerability and small heroics.

June 24, 2006

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New York Times

Powerhouse casting and a heartbreaking history make the screen version of Marvin's Room more memorable than it otherwise would be.

May 20, 2003

Spirituality and Practice

Zany and emotionally-affecting story about death, aging parents, reconciliation, and the healing power of selfless love.

July 12, 2003

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TV Guide

Keaton is given a rare opportunity here to remind us that she's not simply a fine comedienne, and she's marvelous.

February 08, 2010

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Chicago Reader

The performances are overwhelmed by cinematography so gorgeous and distracting it makes the drama seem like just so much wheel spinning.

February 08, 2010

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