Alice is a comedy written and directed by Woody Allen. It was released on January 10, 1991. The movie stars Mia Farrow as an upper-class Manhattan woman named Alice Tate. She is married to Doug Tate, a stockbroker played by William Hurt. The movie takes the viewer through the life of Alice as she learns more about her relationships and herself. Alice grossed over $7 million at the box office.

"Drags on far too long, but there are moments that tickle the imagination and continue to provoke chuckles days after seeing the film." -- Stephen Farber, Movieline http://movieline.standard8media.com/reviews/alice.shtml

"It is a nice-tasting and funny movie, but not one that ever works up a comic lather or gives us any serious insights." -- Jaime N. Christley, Apollo Guide http://www.apolloguide.com/mov_fullrev.asp?CID=3377

Alice tells the story of an upper-class Manhattan woman named Alice Tate, played by Mia Farrow. She's been married for 16 years to stockbroker Doug Tate, played by William Hurt. Alice meets a neighbor named Joe, played by Joe Mantegna, who she thinks about having an affair with. By the end of the movie, Alice learns about herself, her family and her husband. Cybill Shepherd co-stars as Nancy Brill. Alec Baldwin co-stars as Ed and Bernadette Peters plays the role of Muse.

• Mia Farrow as Alice Tate

• William Hurt as Doug Tate

• Joe Mantegna as Joe

• Marceline A. Hugot as Monica

• Keye Luke as Dr. Yang

• Alec Baldwin as Ed

• Cybill Shepherd as Nancy Brill

• Bernadette Peters as Muse