The Third Wheel (2002) 5.3
A man accidentally hits a homeless person with his car and then can't seem to get rid of him the rest of the night. Director:Jordan BradyWriter:Jay Lacopo |
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The Third Wheel (2002) 5.3
A man accidentally hits a homeless person with his car and then can't seem to get rid of him the rest of the night. Director:Jordan BradyWriter:Jay Lacopo |
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| Luke Wilson | ... | ||
| Denise Richards | ... |
Diana Evans
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Jay Lacopo | ... |
Phil
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| Ben Affleck | ... | ||
| Phill Lewis | ... |
Mitch
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| Deborah Theaker | ... |
Nancy
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| Melissa McCarthy | ... |
Marilyn
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| Tim DeKay | ... |
Speaker
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| Greg Pitts | ... |
Tee
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| Wayne Federman | ... |
Glen Federman
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Mike Schwartz | ... |
Co-Worker
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| Neal Matarazzo | ... |
Neal
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| Jim Lau | ... |
Clerk
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| Diana Maria Riva | ... |
Rose Lady
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Blas Lorenzo | ... |
Waiter
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The clumsy and shy Stanley is a nice fellow, beloved by his colleagues in the office. He has a crush on the gorgeous new-hire Diana, but he has difficulties to get close to her. When Stanley finally invites Diana for a date, he hits the homeless Phil with his Taurus and his planned night turns upside down. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This movie is truly a hidden gem--watch it and you'll experience a delightful surprise. Anyone who can appreciate the feel-good, enjoyable nature of film will find this to be very refreshing. It deserves to be taken off "the shelves". I'm sad it wasn't released in every theater like these lack-luster blockbusters that get shoved down our throats.
It's charming and witty and fun. It's not ostentatious or over the top, just simple and honest, with a clean plot line and great acting. And if you get hung up on details like "that coin would never break that window for real", then you'll miss it. And it's sad to be so jaded.
Matt Damon's cameo was hilarious! And there many other noticeable stars that contribute their talents. Luke Wilson and Ben Affleck have great on screen chemistry and you can tell by watching that they all must have had great fun making this picture. There are also a number of recognizable locations around Los Angeles depicting the softer side of LA we don't often get to see in films these days.
Rent it for a nice girls night in or a friendly get together. PS. The scene at the end with Ben Affleck and Melissa McCarthy (Sookie from Gilmore Girls) is so funny and definitely worth the $3.00to rent this movie.