Speechless1994
Speechless (1994)
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Cast
as Kevin
as Julia
as Freed
as Nanette
as Ventura
as Kratz
as Cutler
as Garvin
as Wannamaker
as Dick
as Harry
as Tom
as Chuck
as Eddie

as Jim Rodriguez

as Doris Wind
as Michelle Hortz

as Jim Rodriguez

as Teacher

as Fresh Faced Kid

as Female Student

as Debate Moderator

as Pete

as Messenger
as Bartender

as Stevie
as Security Guard
as Dignitary

as Make-up Girl

as Cab Driver

as Hartford

as Rip
as Andy

as Robert Gonzalez

as Beth Yeats
as Truck Driver

as Veterinerian

as Maid

as Truck Driver's Son

as Waitress

as Bear Man
as Desk Clerk

as Security Guard
as Sound Technician
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Critic Reviews for Speechless
All Critics (28) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (25) | DVD (1)
This script needed to be completely overhauled before filming began.
Never achieves the madcap hilarity of the '40s romantic comedies it seeks to emulate, and some of the dramatic moments feel a bit forced.

Mugging to an unfunny script, Keaton and Davis are no Tracy and Hepburn, and the funereal pace doesn't help.

It comes down to the charms of Keaton and Davis in the end. You like these characters and root for them to score.

Ron Underwood, the director of City Slickers, once again compromises appealing actors and an entertaining premise with a needless overlay of mush.

The movie's a campaign disaster from the get-go, and no amount of damage control (including MGM's extensive publicity) can hide it.
Audience Reviews for Speechless
Watchable. The story is pretty blah depite it's potential. It could have been something really clever but there was very little as far as romance.
Super Reviewer
Remember those romantic comedies of old where the plots for the most part were usually entirely dispensible because all that really mattered was the chemistry between the two leads? Well this one reaches for just that high aspiration ...
Super Reviewer
I caught Speechless early the other evening and found it to be a nice way to wind down from the rigors of the workday. Michael Keeton and Geena Davis had good chemistry together in this light, romantic comedy set in the midst of a political campaign. Kept me entertained for a while, though the ending was a bit too cheesy...

Super Reviewer
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