Aside from confirming that the world works the way we suspected, this venture in Nosey Parker journalism is also useful for reminding us that there is absolutely no justice in the way the world works.
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In a deleted scene that can be viewed on the DVD of " Nosey Parker, " the old gus peep { Tlrough a window at hot-tub revels between the Newmans and two of their city friends.
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NOSEY PARKER Written and directed by : John O'Brien Starring : George Lyford, Natalie Picoe, Richard Snee Running time : 103 minutes Unrated ( adult conversations, near-nudity ) ( BS ) ( BS ) 1 / 2
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O'Brien has recently finished the rough cut of " Nosey Parker, " a low-budget film about a local tax assessor's relationship with a well-to-do psychiatrist and his wife, who move to Tunbridge from Connecticut.
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There's a much tougher film that keeps threatening to break out of " Nosey Parker, " one that's less about the lessons George passes on to Richard and Natalie and more about the way upper-class bohos use and are used by their poorer neighbors.
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None of the three films he's made over the past decade-- 1992's " Vermont Is for Lovers, " 1996's " Man With a Plan " and the new " Nosey Parker "-- would be mistaken for Hollywood's latest multiplex extravaganza.
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"Nosey Parker " is the third in O'Brien's Tunbridge trilogy, which he calls " anthropological comedies " about a vanishing small-town Vermont that feature his neighbors . ( The first in the series was " Vermont Is for Lovers . ")
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"Nosey Parker " is the third in sheep farmer and filmmaker John O'Brien's " Tunbridge Trilogy " _ the other two were " Vermont Is for Lovers " ( 1993 ) andbthe cult hit " Man With a Plan " ( 1998 ), a . k . a.
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Tuttle, who died last October at age 84, plays a small supporting role in " Nosey Parker . " Lyford-- a fellow farmer and Tuttle's co-star in " Vermont Is for Lovers "-- plays the lead, as a bemused handyman who slowly insinuates himself into the palatial home and slightly messy lives of the new arrivals.
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"A sociable and law-abiding fraternity of absorptive Britons who sedately consume and quietly enjoy with commendable regularity and frequention the truly British malted beverage as did their forbears and as Britons ever will, and be damned to all pussyfoot hornswogglers from overseas and including low brows, teetotalers and MPs and not excluding nosey parkers, mock religious busy bodies and suburban fool hens all of which are structurally solid bone from the chin up ".
