The Stepford Wives
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Cast & Crew
Frank Oz
Nicole Kidman
Matthew Broderick
Bette Midler
Christopher Walken
Roger Bart
Film Details
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Synopsis
Joanna Eberhart thinks she's made it to the top of her world. The youngest president in the history of the EBS television network, she also has an attentive husband and two beautiful children. On the surface, Joanna's life appears to be, well, perfect--until one catastrophic day when it all comes crashing down around her. Fired from her job, her perfect marriage in trouble, unable to remember where her kids go to school, Joanna is starting to look like a candidate for electroshock therapy. Yes, there's nothing like a nervous breakdown to make Joanna and her husband Walter reexamine their priorities, pack up the family and make a fresh start in the idyllic suburban paradise of Stepford, Connecticut. But something strange is happening in the quaint little town of Stepford, and Joanna is suspicious. So is Bobbie Markowitz, who recently moved to town with her irascible frat-boyish husband Dave. And Roger Bannister, an architect who came to Stepford hoping to save his rocky relationship with his conservative partner Jerry, is wondering what is going on too. It's the wives. They're all like Claire Wellington--beautiful, happy and unusually creative with crafts. They can bake a cake, paint the house, mow the lawn, play with the kids and still greet their husbands in lacy lingerie at the end of a busy day. Disturbed by the stunning but subservient women she meets in Stepford, Joanna grows increasingly uneasy. On the other hand, Walter couldn't be happier. He's especially impressed by the Stepford Men's Association, a fortress-like mansion in the center of town. "The town, and the houses, and this place--it's like a dream," enthuses Walter. "Like the way life should be." Until Joanna Eberhart gets in the way.
Director
Frank Oz
Cast
Nicole Kidman
Matthew Broderick
Bette Midler
Christopher Walken
Roger Bart
Faith Hill
Glenn Close
David Marshall Grant
Jon Lovitz
Lorri Bagley
Mike White
Lisa Masters
Kadee Strickland
Matt Malloy
Colleen Dunn
Tom Riis Farrell
Kate Shindle
Robert Stanton
Christopher Evan Welch
Jason Kravits
Andrea Anders
Fallon Brooking
Tyler Mcguckin
Mary Beth Peil
Sebastian Rand
Nick Reidy
Dylan Martigan
Carrie Preston
Rick Holmes
Tanoai Reed
G. A. Aguilar
Munro M Bonnell
Blaise Corrigan
C. S. Lee
Tony Torn
Emily Wing
Billy Bush
Meredith Vieira
Michele Durning
Kenny Kosek
Will Woddard
Joanne Dimauro
Elizabeth Austin
Deanna Dys
Digene Farrar
Bernard Ferstenberg
James Peter Lynch
Shannon Mcgain
Cristin Mortenson
Elizabeth A Patek
David Purves
Joseph Ricci
Mark Vaughn
Philip C. Canfield
Mike White
Larry King
Crew
Vicki Adams
Walter Adee
Gina R. Alfano
Glenn Allen
Tom Allen
J. Todd Anderson
Rand Angelicola
Joe Aquino
Giuseppe Ardizzone
Tony Arnaud
David Arnold
William Arnot
William Arnot
Mary Bailey
Marc Baird
Jamie Baker
Randall Balsmeyer
Christopher Bassett
Grady Bayersdorfer
Kevin Bernard
Michael Berry
Maria T. Bierniak
Patricia Birch
Michael Bird
Matt Blades
Catherine Bloch
Leslie Bloome
Ron Bochar
Ron Bochar
Ron Bochar
Kathryn Bolt
David Bolton
Bob Bornstein
Alan Boucek
Ron Bozman
Ron Bozman
James W Brown
Jill Brown
David Brzozowski
Fred Buchholz
Celia Bullwinkel
Susan Burig
Eileen Burke
Kenneth J Burke
Ronald J. Burke
Wilfred Caban
Maurice Cabrera
Stephen Caldwell
Carmen Campolo
Debbie Canfield
Kelly Canfield
Scott Canfield
Des Carey
Mickey Carleton
Brian Carmichael
Marla Carter
Andrew Casey
Andrew Casey
Christopher Cenatiempo
Kam Chan
Emile Charlap
Eric Cheripka
Ellen Christiansen
C Chi-yoon Chung
Laura Civiello
Raquel Coelho
Wendy Cohen
Debra Coleman
Steve Comesky
Doug Compton
Leslie J Converse
J. John Corbett
Martial Corneville
Kathy Cossu
Marko Costanzo
Mark Cotone
Jared Cowan
David D'agostino
Alan D'angerio
Betsy Davis
Donald De Line
Jackson Degovia
Ruth A. Deleon
Tom Delillo
Sarah Dennis
Rick Derby
Felice Diamond
Patricia Kerrigan Dicerto
Lee Dichter
Alex Digerlando
Robert Digrigoli
Nicholas Dodd
Nicholas Dodd
Sally Douglass
Kim Doyle
Lois Drabkin
David Dunlap
Ann Edgeworth
Richard Edlund
Nicole Edwards
Jules Eggli
Peggy Eisenhauer
Tom Elder-groebe
Gene Engels
Nancy Evans
Robert Fernandez
Robert Fernandez
Jennifer Fieber
Chris Fielder
Daniel Fine
David Fischer
J Eric Fisher
Jules Fisher
Kevin W. Flynn
Page Frakes
Alex Fratar
Nathan Stinus Fredenburg
Richard Friedlander
Michael Gallart
Christine Gatchalian
Chris Gelles
Gregory Gelles
Rhonda George
Charles Goodman
Judi Goodman
Mick Gormaley
Tracy Gossett
Jonathan Graham
Charles Granich
Heather Gross
Gabriel Grunfeld
Robert S Hahn
Melissa Haley
Melanie Hansen
James E Harrison
Kali Rashad Harrison
Joanna Hartell
Jill Hattersley
Crystal Hawkins
Jason Heapy
Richard Hebrank
Harry Higgins
John Steele Hill
Elizabeth Himelstein
Richard K Hoppe
Gay Howard
Ben Howe
Doug Huszti
David Isyomin
Jason Ivey
Kenton Jakub
Sondra James
Eric Jeffery
Deborah Jensen
Jimmy Johnson
Lynsey Jones
Judie A Juracek
Abbi Jutkowitz
Andy Kahn
Mary A Kelly
Brian Kenyon
Patricia Kerrigan
Tina Khayat
Chris Kilduff
Andy Kim
Kristy King
Claire L Kirk
Steve Kirshoff
John Koester
Marion Kolsby
Peter Konig
Donald A Kozma
Gordon Krause
Michael Kriston
Bryan Bomsok Ku
Victoria Lang
George Lara
Mike Larocca
Amy Lauritsen
Christine Leiter
Chris Lemos
Iris H. Lemos
Angela Levin
Ira Levin
Rich Lieu
Ana Lombardo
Patrice Longo
Miguel Lopez-castillo
Martin Lowry
Fionnuala Lynch
David Macallister
Bruce Maccallum
Ian Macgregor
Todd Macnicholl
Lisa Marie Madden
Francis Majorino
Brendon Malone
Donna Maloney
Bobby Mancuso
Anna Maniscalco
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Summer June 11, 2004
Released in United States on Video November 9, 2004
Remake of the 1975 film, "The Stepford Wives" (USA), released by Columbia, adapted by William Goldman, directed by Bryan Forbes and starring Katherine Ross, Paula Prentiss, and Peter Masterson.
John Cusack was previously attached to star.
Project is the feature debut for country music star Faith Hill.
Released in United States Summer June 11, 2004
Released in United States on Video November 9, 2004
