Mystic Pizza

[1988, Movie]

Mystic Pizza: Review

This was Julia Robert's second film after the dismal Satisfaction, and she's terrific. Roberts, Annabeth Gish and Lili Taylor star as three Portuguese-American friends who waitress together at a Mystic, CT, pizza restaurant. Director Donald Petrie has successfully created an entertaining and poignant film about friendship, love and growing up. Read the complete review for Mystic Pizza

Mystic Pizza: Cast & Details

Year: 1988
Rated R

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Cast
Julia Roberts: Daisy Araujo
Annabeth Gish: Kat Araujo
Lili Taylor: Jojo Barboza
Vincent D'Onofrio: Bill Montijo
William R. Moses: Tim Travers
Adam Storke: Charles Gordon Winsor

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