Richard Shepard's 1991 crime comedy, 'The Linguini Incident,' starring David Bowie and Rosanna Arquette, is making a comeback after years of obscurity. The film, which faced numerous challenges during production, is now set for a series of screenings and a Blu-ray release.
Shepard, who directed the film at the age of 25, admits to his lack of experience and maturity at the time. Despite facing setbacks such as disappearing producers and financial issues, the movie managed to attract a talented cast including Eszter Balint, Andre Gregory, Marlee Matlin, and Buck Henry.
