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How to Go Out on a Date in Queens (2006)A self-proclaimed dating expert tries to get his best friend, who lost his wife two years earlier, back into the dating scene, with disastrous results. Director:Michelle Danner |
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| Jason Alexander | ... | ||
| Ruth Barrie | ... | ||
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Carlos M. Castillón | ... |
Jose
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| John Cirigliano | ... | ||
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Brian T. Clancey | ... | |
| Michelle Danner | ... | ||
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Brian Drillinger | ... | |
| Christine Dunford | ... | ||
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Jodie Edwards | ... | |
| Rob Estes | ... | ||
| Alison Eastwood | ... | ||
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Eric Gorman | ... | |
| Alexandra Guarnieri | ... | ||
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Diana Horowitz | ... |
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Three relationships turn sour during dinner at a popular eatery: A self-proclaimed dating expert persuades his friend, who lost his young wife three years earlier, to go out on a date, which turns out to be disastrous; the restaurant's manager learns that her boyfriend is going to bet their entire savings on the Super Bowl that night instead of proposing to her; and a bookie takes his mistress out for dinner and tells her that he is being targeted by the Russian Mafia. Written by Anonymous
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28 July 2006 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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What a fun movie! I was having a rough day at work and literally the whole debacle of the dinner date made my evening. I loved how the director was able to weave such intense emotional responses amongst a lot of good humor. And I'm huge Jason Alexander fan anyways so getting to see him in that light was so much fun. Also Rob Estes was super sad the whole time- I just wanted to squeeze him! Also I have some relatives in Queens and the stereotypes they were poking fun at were actually quite life like. Its dangerous territory that's for sure. Seriously though I'd certainly recommend it for a date night- the chemistry between the characters was great.