Kiss & Tell, titled Kiss and Tell on its theatrical release poster, is a 1997 American film directed by Jordan Alan. It was made largely through improvisation.
Justine Bateman plays Molly, a performance artist who is found dead. Police detectives interview her friends (played by Heather Graham and others) to learn who killed her and why.[2]
Kiss & Tell was made largely through improvisation over the course of a year, on and off, on 16mm film.[3] The film featured in a small role David Faustino, known for his work on Fox's Married... with Children, which ended the year the film was released. One of Married with Children's writers at the time, Todd Newman, also had a small acting role in the film.
Reception
The film received mixed reviews. Merle Bertrand of Film Threat called the film "a mess", "confusing" and "not funny".[4] According to the Hollywood Reporter the film was instead "a candidate for eventual cult status".[5] Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times gave a mixed review, stating that Alan "demonstrates his capability in handling a large cast that is by and large improvising" but that the movie "looks and sounds better than it is".[6]
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