SYNOPSICS
The Little Tin Man (2013) is a English movie. Matthew Perkins has directed this movie. Aaron Beelner,Kay Cannon,Jeff Hiller,Chris Henry Coffey are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. The Little Tin Man (2013) is considered one of the best Comedy,Drama,Romance movie in India and around the world.
The Little Tin Man is an intelligent and hilarious exploration of a struggling dwarf actor's refusal to accept the status quo. To say that Herman (Aaron Beelner) is dissatisfied with would be an understatement of epic proportions. Unfulfilled working at his half brother's restaurant and unhappy with the typecast arc of his acting career, he is ready for something different. When Herman hears about an audition for the Mayor of Munchkinland in Martin Scorsese's big budget remake of The Wizard of Oz, his best friend (Kay Cannon, Writer of Pitch Perfect, 30 Rock) urges him to use the opportunity to transcend his inherent limitations and aim just a little bit higher. As life begins to imitate art, Herman and his crew of misfits find themselves on a humor-filled journey of self-discovery that delivers big laughs and even bigger insights into the lengths we'll go for the things that we love. Making his directorial debut, Matthew Perkins delivers a rare thing, indeed: a truly funny, often ...
The Little Tin Man (2013) Trailers
- Tin Man (2007, SciFi Channel) - trailer
- The Little Tin Man - Official Trailer (HD)
- Tin Man Trailer (Sci-Fi Channel)
- Official Tin Man Can Launch Trailer
- What is Tinman 2 Kustoms? Full Length Channel Trailer
- Fighting Fantasy: House of Hell - Universal - HD Gameplay Trailer
- Tin Men (Theatrical Trailer)
- Tin Man Mini Series - Trailer
- TRAILER TIN MAN
The Little Tin Man (2013) Reviews
Fun film
This film has a beautiful look to it, and the script is witty, but the best part is the cast. They are charming and engaging. If you have a chance to see it, don't miss this film. It's the story of a little person whose life is crumbling around him until he finally decides to take a bold chance to turn his fate around. As a New York actor constantly being cast as an elf, leprechaun, or oompa loompa; when he hears of a Wizard of Oz remake, he decides to audition for the role of the Tin Man. Naturally he meets with resistance and hilarity ensues. Surrounded by a quirky bunch of friends and family, he makes his way through this ordeal by going through a great loss, brotherly conflict, unrequited love, and jealous competition. This film is a winner.
Dreams
It tough to make it as an actor. Herman (Aaron Beelner) is at a cross roads, he is struggling to become an actor and play the leading roles he wants. An unexpected event puts Herman at a cross roads. At this fork in the road, he can stay put or simply take it. Fortunately for him, his friends and family root for his success. The Little Tin Man movie has heart; it is about the bigger story of discovering that inner push that will lead you to your dreams. All of us have dreams, some stronger than others, but often we let them fade for the easier path of complacency. Herman wants to have it all: career, love, and happiness. With a strong supporting cast, this story will make you root for the underdog and reminded you that you can't stop thinking of tomorrow, even though you are trying to make it through today. Aaron Beelner creates a believable role of one man's journey in the pursuit of happiness. I saw this film at its Atlanta premiere and it gave me hope in the endless possibilities available every day.
An inspirational story wrapped in a hilarious package
This is my favorite indie film of 2013. The premise is original: Tired of being overlooked for bigger roles, a struggling dwarf actor sets out to be cast as the Tin Man in Martin Scorsese's interpretation of The Wizard of Oz. In addition to an interesting story line, you get a colorful cast of characters and lots of laughs. Leading man, Aaron Beelner said, "You always want your film to get attention, but it's really become more about advocacy for people with disabilities. This film educates, entertains and informs all at once and becomes an advocate for those people who deserve a chance." This film is funny, inspiring, and heartfelt. It deserves at least a cult following, if not wider audience appeal if given the chance. "The Little Tin Man" has made its rounds on the festival circuit, garnering the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature at the Napa Valley Film Festival and the Indie Spirit Award at the Naples International Film Festival.