Trick 1999
"A story about two guys trying to make it in the big city."
Step into the neon-lit streets of 1990s New York with *Trick (1999)*, a vibrant comedy-drama that blends romance and ambition under the glow of Broadway dreams.
Director: Jim Fall
Cast
Christian Campbell
Gabriel
John Paul Pitoc
Mark
Tori Spelling
Katherine
Brad Beyer
Rich
Lacey Kohl
Genevieve
Steve Hayes
Perry
Will Keenan
Dude
Lorri Bagley
Judy
Joey Dedio
Ex Go-Go Boy
Kevin Chamberlin
Perry's Ex
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Trick (1999) about?
*Trick* follows Gabriel, a struggling composer whose latest musical flops, leaving him creatively adrift. Encouraged by a theatre friend, he dives into New York's vibrant gay nightlife, where he finds unexpected love and inspiration. The film blends humor, romance, and the raw energy of city life.
Who directed Trick?
Jim Fall directed *Trick (1999)*, bringing a sharp eye for character-driven storytelling and the pulse of 90s New York to the screen.
Who stars in Trick?
The film stars Christian Campbell as Gabriel, John Paul Pitoc as Perry, and Tori Spelling in a standout supporting role.
Is Trick (1999) worth watching?
With its clever script, engaging performances, and nostalgic charm, *Trick* is a delightful watch for fans of gay rom-coms and indie films. While it flies under the radar, its heartfelt story and lively atmosphere make it a worthwhile pick.
How long is Trick?
*Trick* runs for 89 minutes, making it a perfect weekend-night binge.
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About Trick (1999) — A Gay Romantic Comedy Hit with Broadway Dreams
Step into the neon-lit streets of 1990s New York with *Trick (1999)*, a vibrant comedy-drama that blends romance and ambition under the glow of Broadway dreams. Directed by Jim Fall, this 89-minute gem follows Gabriel, a frustrated musical composer stuck in a creative rut after a harsh critique of his latest work. Desperate for inspiration, he stumbles into the lively world of New York's gay nightlife, where chance encounters and raw emotion collide. With sharp dialogue, a pulsating soundtrack, and a backdrop of urban energy, *Trick* captures the messy, exhilarating pursuit of love and artistic fulfillment.
Christian Campbell shines as Gabriel, a wide-eyed dreamer navigating the city's glittering surface while searching for something real. Alongside him, John Paul Pitoc brings charismatic edge as Perry, a theatre insider who challenges Gabriel to live before he can write about it. Tori Spelling rounds out the core cast with a scene-stealing performance that adds levity and heart. A celebration of queer culture, late-90s indie charm, and the universal quest for connection, *Trick (1999)* is a hidden gem for fans of witty, feel-good cinema.
