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Postcards from the Edge Director: Mike Nichols Cast: Meryl Streep, Shirley MacLaine, Dennis Quaid, Gene Hackman

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/01/2001
  • Original Release: 1990
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 8,134

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Digitally mastered audio and anamorphic video; Widescreen and full-screen presentations; Carrie Fisher audio commentary; Audio: English 2-channel [Dolby Surround], French, Spanish, Portuguese; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Thai; Scene selections; Bonus trailers; Talent files; Interactive menus; Production notes

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Side #1 -- Widescreen
0. Scene Selections
1. Start [5:43]
2. Emergency Room drop-off [4:02]
3. Julie Marsden [4:04]
4. Doris Mann [2:05]
5. Mother/daughter visit [3:59]
6. Insurance conditions [3:05]
7. Joe Pierce [2:36]
8. L.A. Beat day one [1:33]
9. Doris' dream [2:04]
10. Grandma & Grandpa [2:10]
11. "You Don't Know Me" [3:23]
12. "I'm still here" [3:47]
13. Low enjoyment level [1:05]
14. Neil Bleene [1:49]
15. Body shop talk [3:46]
16. "Nothing happened." [4:21]
17. Sharing Jack [2:17]
18. "I think I love you." [3:57]
19. Worried [4:04]
20. Evelyn Ames [3:17]
21. Acting like a wife [5:55]
22. "Marty Weiper's disappeared." [2:29]
23. Blame [5:11]
24. Looping with Lowell [6:17]
25. Drunken brawl with tree [2:41]
26. Making up [5:48]
27. Dr. Frankenthal [2:06]
28. "I'm Checkin' Out" [7:42]
Side #2 -- Full Screen
0. Scene Selections
1. Start [5:43]
2. Emergency Room drop-off [4:02]
3. Julie Marsden [4:04]
4. Doris Mann [2:05]
5. Mother/daughter visit [3:59]
6. Insurance conditions [3:05]
7. Joe Pierce [2:36]
8. L.A. Beat day one [1:33]
9. Doris' dream [2:04]
10. Grandma & Grandpa [2:10]
11. "You Don't Know Me" [3:23]
12. "I'm Still Here" [3:47]
13. Low enjoyment level [1:05]
14. Neil Bleene [1:49]
15. Body shop talk [3:46]
16. "Nothing happened." [4:21]
17. Sharing Jack [2:17]
18. I think I love You."|00:03:57|}
19. Worried [4:04]
20. Evelyn Ames [3:17]
21. Acting like a wife [5:55]
22. "Marty Weiper's disappeared." [2:29]
23. Blame [5:11]
24. Looping with Lowell [6:17]
25. Drunken brawl with tree [2:41]
26. Making up [5:48]
27. Dr. Frankenthal [2:06]
28. "I'm Checkin' Out" [7:42]

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Editorial Reviews

Mike Nichols lends some comic structure to Carrie Fisher's best-selling confessional novel concerning a woman's struggles with drug addiction and mother-daughter rivalry (subjects Fisher admits to understanding all too well). Meryl Streep, in her most full-blown comic performance up to that point, plays Suzanne Vale, a popular movie actress well on her way to a Hollywood crack-up. Suzanne suffers from blackouts and memory lapses, and awakens in the beds of men she doesn't remember; she is a barely-functioning wreck on the set of her latest movie. When a coke dealer who delivers stops by her dressing room between takes, she swiftly finds herself being rushed to the hospital, suffering the effects of a narcotics bender. While in detox, Suzanne attempts to piece her life and career back together, but her confidence is shattered when her mother arrives at the rehab clinic -- Doris Mann, a famed film icon from the 1950s and 1960s (Shirley MacLaine). Doris is soon soaking up the adulation and applause of Suzanne's fellow recovering drug addicts. Upon Suzanne's release, she must compete with her mother for attention and fame as she tries to walk a thin line as a recovering drug abuser. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide

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August 27, 2004: My favorite film. Love the writing. Some of the best lines ever.

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October 17, 2002: she (streep) has done better, but i still liked this one. get the dvd and burn shel's song at the end, she really lets go on it.. should have won for original song.


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