Political comedy features great chemistry between Davis and Keaton
“Speechless” stars Geena Davis and Michael Keaton as Julia Mann and Kevin Vallick, a pair of speechwriters for opposing New Mexico senatorial candidates. Julia is her candidate’s long-time speechwriter, who helps him get to the finish line of his latest campaign while camped out in a hotel preparing for a debate. Kevin is new to speechwriting. Formerly a writer on a TV sitcom, Kevin has been lured into the political battle to help the opposing candidate. Both Julia and Kevin are insomniacs and meet in an all-night convenience store, where they share the last bottle of Nytol. They’re attracted to each other but lie about their professions.<br /><br />Reminiscent of the smart repartee of a Cary Grant-Katharine Hepburn screwball comedy, “Speechless” came out shortly after real-life political speechwriters James Carville and Mary Matalin got together while working on the 1992 presidential election. The film works because of the great chemistry between Davis and Keaton. They achieve a naturalness and sincerity that make their characters and their romantic interest believable. The movie defies expectations by having Julia and Kevin almost instantly fall for each other, rather than go through the usual, cliched scenes as antagonists gradually realizing they love each other.<br /><br />A major drawback is that director Ron Underwood downplays the campaign in favor of the romantic slant. The importance of the election is not stressed adequately or given enough screen time, which doesn’t allow the main characters’ intelligence and ability to shine. Julia and Kevin are smart people. There should have more of them guiding their respective campaigns.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Can speechwriters on opposite sides of the political fence find love and happiness in the heat of an election season? This is the comic premise of Speechless, starring Michael Keaton (Birdman) and Geena Davis (Thelma and Louise) as Kevin Vallick and Julia Mann Republican and Democratic speechwriters (respectively) and romantic sparring partners. Add to the mix Kevin's ex-wife (Bonnie Bedalia, Die Hard) and Julia's self-absorbed former fiance (Christopher Reeve, Superman) and the stage is set for screwball comic hijinks in the tradition of His Girl Friday and the political savvy of TV's The Good Wife. Speechless, directed by Ron Underwood (City Slickers) from a screenplay by Robert King (TV's The Good Wife) co-stars Ernie Hudson (Ghostbusters) and Charles Martin Smith (The Untouchables)..