Two young doctors with a dream of making it big… Really Big. David Schwimmer and Chris Cooper star in an outrageous comedy based on a true story that takes you behind the scenes of one of the scientific world's most impactful discoveries. From the hip '60's to the happening '70's and into the excessive '80's, two young doctors embark on a partnership that will change the shape of America and raise the outstanding question… "Are they real?"
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Based on actual, if enhanced, facts, this bouncy comedy stars David Schwimmer and Chris Cooper as the Texas surgeons who pumped up women's profiles by inventing silicone breast implants in 1962. Dispensing scathing social commentary, this follows the mismatched and rather unsympathetic pair over three decades. Cooper, an often underrated actor, breaks away from his usual typecasting as a laconic cowboy. He plays an angry, Machiavellian doctor who sees potential and enormous financial reward in Schwimmer's gelatinous inventions. Schwimmer displays more range than we've previously seen, and there are some interesting supporting faces amid all that jiggly silicone. It is not the vulgar farce you might expect from the title, but a stylish blend of comedy and drama. --Rochelle O'Gorman
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A glory-seeking medical intern takes off on the fast track after inventing the silicone breast implant with the help of his supervising surgeon. But eventually, the weight of unchecked ambition--and concerns about the safety of their invention--put a strain on their professional partnership and their personal lives. A gentle satire of the notion of medicine as big business. Produced by HBO.
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Two young doctors with a dream of making it big… Really Big. Never before has one invention given America such a lift.
David Schwimmer and Chris Cooper star in the movie that exposes the story behind the geniuses who invented the breast implant.
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