"Stella" sometimes resembles a television movie of the week, especially in relation to the deliberately manipulative melodrama we are subjected to and this could have been more damaging than it actually is. That is because the film manages to part ways with all things conventional and what begins to unfold is an absolutely fascinating and compelling study of the constantly evolving and shifting relationship dynamics of a disparate set of characters each with their own personal problems to overcome. It is regrettable in a way that more depth hasn't been …
Read full review
"Stella" sometimes resembles a television movie of the week, especially in relation to the deliberately manipulative melodrama we are subjected to and this could have been more damaging than it actually is. That is because the film manages to part ways with all things conventional and what begins to unfold is an absolutely fascinating and compelling study of the constantly evolving and shifting relationship dynamics of a disparate set of characters each with their own personal problems to overcome. It is regrettable in a way that more depth hasn't been given to the character Ed Munn and the plight he is so obviously facing. After all, we are given an insight into the lives of Stephen and Janice, so it is unfortunate this isn't reciprocated with Ed and Stella just to balance this element of the film out a little more.
Bette MidlerStella Claire
John GoodmanEd Munn
Trini AlvaradoJenny Claire
Stephen CollinsStephen Dallas
Marsha MasonJanice Morrison
Eileen BrennanMrs. Wilkerson
Linda HartDebbie Whitman
Ben StillerJim Uptegrove
William McNamaraPat Robbins
John BellBob Morrison
Ashley PeldonJenny (age 3)
Alisan PorterJenny (age 8)
Kenneth KimminsSecurity Guard
Agnez Mo
Kathleen Robertson
Natasa Asiki
Zhang Yu
Alan Ritchson
Tom Holland
Anne Hathaway
Lenny Rush
Sukollawat Kanarot
MyAnna Buring
Gillian Bolt
Florence Pugh