Shoot the Moon

After fifteen years of marriage, an affluent couple divorce and take up with new partners.

Cast

Albert Finney

as George Dunlap

Diane Keaton

as Faith Dunlap

Karen Allen

as Sandy

Peter Weller

as Frank Henderson

Dana Hill

as Sherry Dunlap

Viveka Davis

as Jill Dunlap

Tracey Gold

as Marianne Dunlap

Tina Yothers

as Molly Dunlap

George Murdock

as French DeVoe

O-Lan Jones

as Countergirl

Reviews

CinemaSerf

The “Dunlap” family are living out the dregs of the marriage of novelist “George” (Albert Finney) and “Faith” (Diane Keaton) before he ups sticks and leaves her and their four daughters to take up with “Sandy” (Karen Allen) - herself recalibrating after a failed relationship and a woman completely i...

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