Fioravante
decides to become a professional Don Juan as a way of making money to help his
cash-strapped friend, Murray. With Murray acting as his "manager",
the duo quickly finds themselves caught up in the crosscurrents of love and
money. (Courtesy of Internet Movie Database)
I liked this film as it featured two of my favorite actors
in John Tuturo who directed and
wrote the film, produced by Bill Bock, Paul Hanson, Jeffery Kusama-Hinte
and Woody Allen. The story and the film were very straightforward showing a bit
of the Jewish culture within the New York setting that I found to be very
interesting. The overall premise of the film I felt would come off corny, but
it was charmingly funny and heartfelt and both Turturo and Allen worked well
and even the A-list celebrity’s cameo interacted well within the films dynamic.
So for FADING GIGGALO I give 3 ½ stars as a mildly funny film with a bit of a
message on love and life.
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