The Weekend 25 years old
There's no future in holding on to the past.
Marian and John Kerr are expecting an old friend, Lyle for a weekend visit to their beautiful upstate New York home. Emotions run high since it is the one-year anniversary of the death of John's brother, the handsome and charismatic Tony, who had also been Lyle`s lover. Marian, who is still inconsolable after losing Tony to AIDS, is upset when Lyle brings his new boyfriend, a young artist, Robert. Meanwhile, the situation is just as tense at the Kerr`s neighbors' house, where oft-widowed, free spirit Laura Ponti gets a surprise visit from her resentful, angry daughter, Nina, and her married lover, Thierry. Matters worsen when the battling mother-daughter duo joins the Kerr household for a dinner party, where the pain-riddled diners engage in a messy emotional showdown.
Credits
The Weekend Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Jared Harris He was 37, now 63 years old | as John Kerr |
| D. B. Sweeney He was 37, now 63 years old | |
| Brooke Shields She was 34, now 59 years old | as Nina |
| Deborah Kara Unger She was 33, now 58 years old | as Marian Kerr |
| David Conrad He was 31, now 57 years old | |
| Gena Rowlands She was 69, now 94 years old | as Laura Ponti |
| James Duval He was 26, now 52 years old | |
| Jessica Morris She was 20, now 45 years old | as Sarah |
| Gary Dourdan He was 32, now 58 years old |
The Weekend Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Ron Fortunato as Director of Photography. He was 98 (now 123) years old | Camera |
| Ian Benson as Producer. | Production |
| Dan Jones as Original Music Composer. He was 49 (now 74) years old | Sound |
| Peter Cameron as Novel. He was 152 (65) years old when He died | Writing |
| Sarah Class as Original Music Composer. She was 20 (now 45) years old | Sound |
The Weekend (25 years)
There's no future in holding on to the past.
- Release day: Monday, June 28, 1999
- Runtime: 97 minutes