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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD EAN: 9781594641039 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC ISBN: 159464103X Label: Questar Manufacturer: Questar Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Questar Region Code: 1 Release Date: September 07, 2004 Running Time: 98 minutes Studio: Questar Theatrical Release Date: 2001 Sales Rank: 33681 Related Items:
Editorial Review: Description: Golden Globe-winner Scott Bakula gives a bravura performance as a has-been actor who gets a second chance to turn his life and career around after he assumes a new identity and auditions for the role he was born to play--himself--in a TV movie based on his life. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - A Chance to Shine in the "Role of a Lifetime"Scott Bakula turns in a bravura performance in "Role of a Lifetime." The range of characters he demonstrates is reminiscent of his days in "Quantum Leap" - the man is amazing. Bakula plays an over-the-hill actor who is presumed dead. He returns, unrecognized, to test for the role he was born to play: himself! The biopic is being written and directed by his ex-wife. Along the way, he begins to see himself as others had seen him. Lessons will be learned all around. Fans of Bakula will thoroughly enjoy ... Read More Rating:  - A Good Little Indy FilmI bought this DVD on a whim, as I'd never heard of it. And frankly, it's a cute little low budget gem that I'm glad I came across. The nutshell is that a has-been actor, Bobby Cellini, played smarmily by Scott Bakula, has an accident after losing out on yet another role, and disappears for 6 weeks. He returns to Hollywood to discover his ex-wife is writing and directing a movie about his life. His ego being slightly larger than his intellect, Cellini decides to audition for the role of himself, ... Read More Rating: - This movie is goodOnce it got going, you could see Scott Bakula the way we're used to seeing him in his Quantum Leap role...full of emotion, a character that you grow to love, etc. I really loved the way he connected with the man at the bus stop, the story line between those two characters, and how that part of the movie shows what a big impact one person (no matter how "great" or "small") can make on other people's lives. Something else it really makes you think about is..."What will people say about YOU when you're gone?" ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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