The New York Times · Nov 1, 2002
“It is, in other words, a Hollywood story in every sense of the word, an irony-free American dreamscape of the sort that the movies so love to fabricate and the world so loves to swallow.”
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The New York Times · Nov 1, 2002
“It is, in other words, a Hollywood story in every sense of the word, an irony-free American dreamscape of the sort that the movies so love to fabricate and the world so loves to swallow.”
The New York Times · Oct 11, 2002
“''Say Goodnight Gracie'' is as toothless as a 100-year-old man, but to carp about it is pointless, like punching a marshmallow or criticizing a bedtime story.”
The New York Times · Jul 13, 2001
“It is a credit to Mr. Sullivan that the production succeeds in making it both.”
The New York Times · Jul 12, 2001
“Herb Gardner's precious, middle-of-the-road comedy about Murray, an unemployed television writer who is forced, with a lot of literal and psychological kicking and screaming, to return to work so he can retain custody of his young nephew.”
The New York Times · Oct 25, 2000
“As directed by Daniel Sullivan and performed by an exemplary cast, ''Proof'' has the pace of a psychological thriller, and if its resolution tilts toward the sentimental, the characters deserve to be hopeful.”