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  • Release Date: 2000
  • Languages & subtitles: English & Français
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  • Rating: Star
  • Genre: Comedy
  • Movie Type: Romantic Comedy, Comedy of Errors
  • Themes: Love Triangles, Mistaken Identities
  • Director: Damon Santostefano
  • Main Cast: Matthew Perry, Neve Campbell, Dylan McDermott, Oliver Platt, Cylk Cozart, John C. McGinley, Bob Balaban
  • Release Year: 1999
  • Country: US
  • Run Time: 95 minutes
  • MPAA Rating: PG13

Plot

In this romantic comedy of mistaken identity, Oscar Novak (Matthew Perry) and Peter Steinberg (Oliver Platt) are a pair of struggling but talented Chicago architects given the chance of a lifetime: Charles Newman (Dylan McDermott), an extremely wealthy business tycoon, is considering hiring them to design a multi-million dollar cultural center. However, Oscar and Peter aren't the only ones who've been asked to contribute ideas for the project; Decker and Strauss (John C. McGinley and Bob Balaban), two highly successful designers that Oscar and Peter used to work for, have also been approached by Newman, who thinks that a competition between the two teams would be good fun and good press. Oscar is determined to show his dedication to the job, so when Newman asks him to start keeping tabs on his girlfriend Amy (Neve Campbell), he's happy to oblige. Oscar proves a sad excuse for a private eye, and finds himself falling in love with the woman that he's supposed to trail. To complicate matters, Charles gave Oscar the assignment because he was sure that Oscar is gay, and he hasn't been shy about telling people; soon Amy is convinced, along with most of Chicago. And while Oscar doesn't want to upset Newman, he also doesn't want to start living a lie, especially one that would keep him away from the woman he loves. So when Oscar is named Chicago's Gay Professional of the Year, what's a (straight) guy to do? Three to Tango features such familiar TV faces as Matthew Perry from Friends, Neve Campbell from Party of Five, and Dylan McDermott from The Practice. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Cast


Deborah Rush - Lenore; Kelly Rowan - Olivia Newman; Rick Gomez - Rick; Patrick Van Horn - Zack; David Ramsey - Bill

Credit

Enrico Campana - Set Designer; John M. Eckert - Co-producer; Vicki Graef - Costume Designer; Walt Lloyd - Cinematographer; David C. Nichols - Production Designer; Graeme Revell - Composer (Music Score); Damon Santostefano - Director; Steve Semel - Editor; Jeffrey Silver - Producer; Bill Spahic - First Assistant Director; Marion Dougherty - Casting; Vlasta Svoboda - Art Director; John Houlihan - Musical Direction/Supervision; Bobby Newmyer - Producer; Lawrence B. Abramson - Executive Producer; Bruce Berman - Executive Producer; Rodney Patrick Vaccaro - Screenwriter; Aline Brosh McKenna - Screenwriter; Bettina Sofia Viviano - Producer; Peter Shewchuk - Sound/Sound Designer; Keri Selig - Co-producer; Susan E. Novick - Associate Producer

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Album Review: Three to Tango

  • Release Date: 1999
  • Genre: Soundtrack
  • Label: Atlantic
  • Total Time: 46:17

Review

The soundtrack to the romantic comedy Three To Tango consists of new swing bands like Squirrel Nut Zippers, the Brian Setzer Orchestra, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Cherry Poppin' Daddies and The Atomic Fireballs, who appear in the film and provide the single "Swing Sweet Pussycat." ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title iTunes Composers Performers Time
Jumpin' East of Java
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Brian Setzer Brian Setzer Orchestra (2:35)
Swing Sweet Pussycat
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John Bunkley The Atomic Fireballs (3:09)
Maddest Kind of Love
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Scotty Morris Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (5:04)
Mr. Zoot Suit
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Mark Cally The Flying Neutrinos (2:38)
Here Comes the Snake
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Steve Perry Cherry Poppin' Daddies (2:55)
Trou Macacq
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Tom Maxwell Squirrel Nut Zippers (3:16)
Datin' With No Dough
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Bill Ungerman, Eddie Nichols Royal Crown Revue (2:34)
Violent Love
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Willie Dixon Indigo Swing (2:11)
Go Tell the Preacher
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Ross Bon The Mighty Blue Kings (2:52)
Lint
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(3:31)
Goin' Out of My Head
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Teddy Randazzo, Bob Weinstein Dr. John (3:53)
Salt in My Wounds
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Dennis Walker, Alan Mirikitani Shemekia Copeland (4:10)
That Says It All
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Duncan Sheik Duncan Sheik (4:13)
Let's Get Outta Here
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Graeme Revell Graeme Revell (3:16)

Credits

Dr. John (Performer), Peter Collins (Producer), Rupert Hine (Producer), Brian Setzer (Arranger), Royal Crown Revue (Producer), Cherry Poppin' Daddies (Performer), John Hahn (Producer), Graeme Revell (Arranger), Graeme Revell (Producer), Dae Bennett (Producer), Dae Bennett (Mixing), Harry Brotman (Mixing), Bob Clearmountain (Mixing), Paul de Gre (Mixing), Bruce Fairbairn (Producer), Michael Frondelli (Producer), Michael Frondelli (Mixing), John Holbrook (Mixing), Bruce Iglauer (Producer), Mark Jones (Arranger), John Kurlander (Mixing), Tim Latham (Mixing), Duncan Sheik (Producer), Tim Simonec (Conductor), Tim Simonec (Orchestra), Justin Wallace (Bass (Upright)), Billy Barnett (Mixing), Brad Benedict (Producer), Jimmy Vivino (Producer), Brad Haehnel (Mixing), Mike Plotnikoff (Mixing), Squirrel Nut Zippers (Producer), Squirrel Nut Zippers (Mixing), Brian Setzer Orchestra (Performer), Matt Bronleewe (Producer), Mike Napolitano (Producer), Mike Napolitano (Mixing), Craig Kallman (Executive Producer), Jim Monroe (Mixing), John Houlihan (Mixing), John Houlihan (Music Supervisor), Holly Wormworth (Soundtrack Coordination), The Mighty Blue Kings (Performer), Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (Performer), Gregg Jampol (Mixing), Shemekia Copeland (Performer), Ross Bon (Producer), Ross Bon (Mixing), Indigo Swing (Producer), Steve Perry (Producer), Scotty Morris (Producer), Darren Higman (Executive Producer), The Atomic Fireballs (Performer), Daniel Glass (Drums), The Flying Neutrinos (Performer), Manech Ibar (Engineer), Isabel Melgarejo (Art Direction), Isabel Melgarejo (Design), J. Ralph (Guitar), J. Ralph (Percussion), J. Ralph (Keyboards), J. Ralph (Programming), J. Ralph (Producer), J. Ralph (Engineer), Damon Santostefano (Executive Producer), Micki Stern (Assistant Music Supervisor), David Berger (Drums)
 
Wikipedia: Three to Tango
Three to Tango
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Directed by Damon Santostefano
Produced by Lawrence Abramson
Bruce Berman
John M. Eckert
Robert F. Newmyer
Susan E. Novick
Keri Selig
Jeffrey Silver
Bettina Sofia Viviano
Written by Rodney Patrick Vaccaro
Starring Matthew Perry
Neve Campbell
Dylan McDermott
Oliver Platt
Cylk Cozart
Distributed by Warner Bros.
Release date(s) October 22, 1999
Running time 98 min.
Language English
IMDb profile

Three to Tango is a 1999 romantic comedy film starring Matthew Perry, Neve Campbell, Dylan McDermott and Oliver Platt.

Plot

Oscar Novak (Perry), an aspiring architect and his business partner, Peter Steinberg (Platt), have just landed a career-making opportunity with a Chicago tycoon Charles Newman (McDermott) who has chosen them to compete for the design of a multi-million dollar cultural center. In a ploy for publicity, Newman has pitched Oscar and Peter in a neck-and-neck competition with their archrivals and former colleagues, the hugely successful (and equally ruthless) Decker and Strauss. Though in a comic twist Oscar is mistaken for a gay man when meeting with Charles Newman. Under the mistaken impression that Oscar is homosexual, and therefore a safe companion for his girlfriend Amy (Campbell), he asks Oscar to keep an eye on her for him. Naturally, Oscar falls for Amy virtually on sight, but she thinks he's gay and thus he is forced to maintain the charade of being gay to avoid getting into trouble with Newman, and losing the commission.

Tagline - All's fair in the war of love

Cast and characters

Main characters

Other characters

Trivia

  • When Matthew Perry first goes to Amy's apartment, she asks him "Are you always this nervous?" This is the same question 'Bruce Willis (I)' asks him when they first go for a car ride in The Whole Nine Yards (2000). Both times the response is "yes."
  • Perry's portrayal of Novak has been described as "Chandler becomes an architect".
  • In both Friends and Three to Tango, Perry's character is mistaken for a homosexual.
  • This is Neve Campbell's second time working with a cast member from Friends. Her first was with Courteney Cox in the Scream Trilogy.
  • Matthew Perry was offered a script like this earlier in his career, but he found it to lack character depth.

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