From The Hollywood Reporter · Frank Scheck · · 50s
Big Night Review: 1996 Film
Stanley Tucci's 1996 film Big Night wins praise for emotional depth and subtle humor.
In brief
Stanley Tucci's 1996 film Big Night wins praise for emotional depth and subtle humor. Stanley Tucci and Tony Shalhoub's 1996 restaurant drama Big Night earned critical acclaim for its emotional authenticity and understated comedy. Originally reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
Big Night Release
Samuel Goldwyn released Stanley Tucci and Tony Shalhoub's restaurant drama on Sept 20 1996.
Global Box Office
The film grossed $12 million globally in its run.
Sundance Success
The movie was a Sundance favorite with potential for modest commercial success.
Brother Conflict
Secondo and Primo run a failing restaurant due to culinary perfectionism and business tactics.
Pascal's Offer
Pascal recruits brothers to throw a feast for Louis Prima to gain media attention.
Emotional Climax
The brothers' bond remains strong despite professional and romantic crises.
The bottom line
Stanley Tucci and Tony Shalhoub's 1996 restaurant drama Big Night earned critical acclaim for its emotional authenticity and understated comedy.
