The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996)
Overview
Rose Morgan, who still lives with her mother, is a professor of Romantic Literature who desperately longs for passion in her life. Gregory Larkin, a mathematics professor, has been burned by passionate relationships and longs for a sexless union based on friendship and respect.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $42,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $41,083,864.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 14.692 |
Directed By
Barbra Streisand
Crew
Barbra Streisand
Tamara Bally
Arnon Milchan
André Cayatte
Gérard Oury
Richard LaGravenese
Marvin Hamlisch
Declan Baldwin
Todd M. Thaler
Theoni V. Aldredge
Tom H. John
Richard LaGravenese
Bonnie Finnegan
Jeff Werner
Dante Spinotti
Andrzej Bartkowiak
Ronald L. Schwary
Cis Corman
Barbra Streisand
Amy Sayres
Sue Jett
Tony Mark
Barbra Streisand
Bryan Adams
Christopher Swartout
Vince Deadrick Jr.
Teresa Carriker-Thayer
Dick Mingalone
Ray Quinlan
Alan Hicks
Marilyn Madderom
Karen Kelsall
Gary Jay
Mary Bailey
Leslie Salter
Richard A. Ventre
Patrick Capone
Greg P. Russell
Kevin Brainerd
Renata Buser
Kevin O'Connell
Louis L. Edemann
Lyndell Quiyou
Brad Goss
Michael Saccio
Dennis Radesky
Ronald Eng
Chuck Neely
Steve Adcock
Richard C. Franklin
Jay Fortune
Edouard F. Henriques
Charles L. Campbell
Gregory Lundsgaard
Leonard T. Geschke
Jerry Edemann
Randy Houston Mercer
Lynn Campbell
John Quaglia
William Ward
Ari Sloane
Mark Larry
Steven Ticknor
Tommy Boyer
Matthew Miller
Gayle Keller
Richard Quinlan
J.H. Arrufat
Susan Germaine
Thomas Saccio
Harry Cheney
John M. Colwell
Virginia D. Patton
James Malone
Travis Wright
Keith Edemann
Lori Johnson
John Leonidas
Billy Miller
Philip J. Slattery
Jack Hayes
Daniel Rosenblum
Torrie Zito
Alicia Stevenson
Alan Heim
Mo Henry
Laura Graham
Barbra Streisand
Javier Reyna
Jay Landers
Tom Nelson
Gail Clark Burch
Zack Davis
Burton Sharp
Charles Martin Inouye
Brad Dechter
Roger Poirier
Ken Sunshine
Bob Kaiser
Michael J. Wechsler
Richard Friedlander
Stanley Brossette
David James
Marko Costanzo
Sandra Grubb
Joseph S. Alfieri
TOP CAST
Barbra Streisand
Rose Morgan
Jeff Bridges
Gregory Larkin
Lauren Bacall
Hannah Morgan
George Segal
Henry Fine
Mimi Rogers
Claire
Pierce Brosnan
Alex
Brenda Vaccaro
Doris
Austin Pendleton
Barry
Elle Macpherson
Candy
Ali Marsh
First Girl Student
Leslie Stefanson
Sara Myers
Taina Elg
Female Professor
Lucy Avery Brooks
Felicia
Amber Smith
Felicia (Video)
David Kinzie
Claire's Masseur
Howard S. Herman
Rabbi
Thomas Hartman
Reverend
Trevor Ristow
Trevor
Brian Schwary
Mike (Student)
Randy Pearlstein
Randy (Student)
Stacie Sumter
Stacie (Student)
Cindy Guyer
Taxi Stealer
Thomas Saccio
Taxi Driver
Andrew Parks
Waiter
Jimmy Baio
Jimmy the Waiter
Emma Fann
Henry's First Date
Laura Bailey
Henry's Second Date
Mike Hodge
Justice of the Peace
Anne O'Sullivan
Gloria
Sandi Schroeder
Female Student
Kiyoko M. Hairston
Female Student
Ben Weber
Male Student
Christopher Keyes
Male Student
Lisa Wheeler
Female Aerobic Instructor
Kirk Moore
Male Aerobic Instructor
Regina Viotto
Make-Up Artist
Paul LaBreque
Hair Colorist
Rudy Ruggiero
Waiter
William Cain
Mr. Jenkins
Adam LeFevre
Doorman
JoAn Mollison
Irate Woman
Carlo Scibelli
Opera Man
Eli Roth
Male Student
Milla Jovovich
Girl in Commercial (uncredited)
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