Talkie (film)

Talkie is a 1977 American romance film directed and co-written by Carl Andy and starring Chicago's Peter Cetera and Sissy Spacek as two actors signed to different studios durring the late 20s who are paired together as the romantic leads in a sound film adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac, however their on-screen romance begins to mimick their real life romance, which causes problems for their respective studios.
Shot in Black and White, this film was Andy's first big budgeted production as well as his first financial flop, this caused Andy to end his deal with distributor United Artists. The film also marked Andy's last film with co-producer James William Guercio, who until then had been Andy's production partner. From there, Andy began producing films under his own production company, Dreidel Films.
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==Home Media==
*1981 MGM/CBS VHS
*1990 MGM/UA Home Video VHS/Betamax/Laserdisc (under license from Turner)
*1998 MGM DVD (under license from Turner)
*2003 Warner Home Video DVD
*2017 Warner Archive Blu-ray
Category:1977 films
Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films
Category:United Artists Films
Category:Films directed by Carl Andy
Category:1970s films
Category:American romantic drama films
Category:Films set in 1927
Category:Films set in the 1920s
Category:Films about actors
Category:Films about filmmaking
Category:Films about Hollywood, Los Angeles
Category:Films set in Los Angeles
Category:Films shot in Los Angeles
Category:American black-and-white films