IMDb RATING
6.4/10
2.2K
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An ex-pop singer kills her much-hated husband to be with her young lover. Her daughter plots Electra-like revenge.An ex-pop singer kills her much-hated husband to be with her young lover. Her daughter plots Electra-like revenge.An ex-pop singer kills her much-hated husband to be with her young lover. Her daughter plots Electra-like revenge.
- Awards
- 4 wins & 2 nominations
Joshua Farrell
- Policeman
- (as Josh Hutchinson)
Christopher McDaniel
- Moving Man #1
- (as Chris McDaniel)
Steve Guilmette
- Flashback Shadow
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaCharles Casillo alleged that 'Charles Busch' had plagiarized his 1989 play "One Night Stand In A Lonely Hotel" and a temporary restraining order was issued ordering that he be given credit for the story and play. On 7 November 2003, a judge ruled that there were "no substantial similarities of protectible expression" between the play and the film and ordered that the injunction be removed, and that Busch be given sole credit for the film.
- GoofsMovie is set in 1967 but Angela sings the Blood, Sweat & Tears hit "Spinning Wheel" which was not released until 1969.
- Quotes
Edith Sussman: What kind of a crazy world is this? My father's dead and my mother's gigolo shows up ready for some hot action!
- Crazy creditsAfter the credits, there is silent black and white footage of Angela christening a ship.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Anatomy of a Scene: Die, Mommie, Die! (2003)
Featured review
I can't say enough wonderful things about DIE MOMMIE DIE. It's the funniest and most entertaining movie I've seen this year. Charles Busch is hysterically funny. And he's a wise and generous actor who lets the rest of the cast shine along with him. Everyone else -- particularly Natasha Lyonne, Jason Priestly, and Frances Conroy -- is great -- and obviously having a lot of fun with the story's loopy, inspired twists and turns. Director Mark Rucker has done a fantastic job with this material; it's a very impressive and knowing debut. And, of course, the production design and costumes are outstanding!
While this is a giddy, spot-on parody of the melodramas we all know and love, you don't have to know all the references to enjoy this movie. It's strong enough to stand on its own. I saw it at a recent film festival -- and it put me in the BEST mood. I can't wait to see it again -- and bring my friends.
While this is a giddy, spot-on parody of the melodramas we all know and love, you don't have to know all the references to enjoy this movie. It's strong enough to stand on its own. I saw it at a recent film festival -- and it put me in the BEST mood. I can't wait to see it again -- and bring my friends.
- bellecitypics
- Oct 21, 2003
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $320,092
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $54,129
- Nov 2, 2003
- Gross worldwide
- $320,092
- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
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