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Searching for Debra Winger

Year:

2002

Duration:

France:100 min | France:97 min (Cannes Film Festival) | USA:99 min (DVD)

Genres:

Documentary

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

Rosanna Arquette

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2002-07-13

Filming Locations: Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, France

Cast

Actor

Character

Patricia Arquette

Herself

Rosanna Arquette

Herself

Emmanuelle Béart

Herself

Katrin Cartlidge

Herself

Laura Dern

Herself

Roger Ebert

Himself

Jane Fonda

Herself

Teri Garr

Herself

Whoopi Goldberg

Herself

Melanie Griffith

Herself

Daryl Hannah

Herself

Salma Hayek

Herself

Holly Hunter

Herself

Diane Lane

Herself

Kelly Lynch

Herself

Julianna Margulies

Herself

Chiara Mastroianni

Herself

Samantha Mathis

Herself

Frances McDormand

Herself

Catherine O'Hara

Herself

Julia Ormond

Herself

Gwyneth Paltrow

Herself

Martha Plimpton

Herself

Charlotte Rampling

Herself

Vanessa Redgrave

Herself

Theresa Russell

Herself

Meg Ryan

Herself

Ally Sheedy

Herself

Adrienne Shelly

Herself

Hilary Shepard

Herself (as Hilary Shepard Turner)

Sharon Stone

Herself

Tracey Ullman

Herself

JoBeth Williams

Herself

Debra Winger

Herself

Alfre Woodard

Herself

Robin Wright

Herself (as Robin Wright Penn)

Jane Adams

Herself (uncredited)

Antonio Banderas

Himself (uncredited)

Alan Cumming

Himself (uncredited)

Jennifer Jason Leigh

Herself (uncredited)

Sean Penn

Himself (uncredited)

Elizabeth Taylor

Herself (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Screened as one of "out-of-competition" films at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2002. Director Rosanna Arquette says she made the documentary when she was struck by the fact that Debra Winger, who earned three Oscar nominations, had left the profession in her 30s.

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Quotes

Whoopi Goldberg: Longevity is everything. We have outlasted most of the people that used to hire us.

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Rosanna Arquette: Why did Debra Winger leave this business?

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Jane Fonda: But the one thing I miss is when it does work; and as I said it hasn't been that many times out of 49 films, maybe 8 times that I've been in situation like this when you step into the light and you hit your first mark and all of the channels are open and it happens and it's like a plane taking off. You taxi and you take off and you become.

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