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10 Attitudes (2001)Story of a jewish man who discovers that his boyfriend of 10 years is cheating on him. Director:Michael O. Gallant |
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Title: 10 Attitudes (2001)
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Cast
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| Jason Stuart | ... | ||
| Jim J. Bullock | ... |
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Christopher Cowan | ... |
Brandon
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Fritz Greve | ... | |
| Mitch Hara | ... |
Tony
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Craig
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| Sheila Kay | ... |
Cheryl
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| Lydia Nicole | ... |
Claire
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Leslie
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| Judy Tenuta | ... |
Glenda
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Michael Lee Harring | ... |
Jimmy (Attitude #1)
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Scott Kennedy | ... |
Bryce - Attitude #2
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| David Faustino | ... |
Billy (Attitude #3)
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David Scott Bayer | ... |
Chad - Attitude #4
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Bryan Shyne | ... |
Ryan (Attitude #5)
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Story of a jewish man who discovers that his boyfriend of 10 years is cheating on him.
Plot Keywords:
infidelity | older man younger man relationship | gay stereotype | gay bar | caterer |Taglines:
Can a regular gay guy find love in L.A.?Genres:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 November 2004 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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This is a good story about a man whose friend bets him that he will find love with one of the next ten men he meets. I don't think it's such a bad thing that throughout the film I completely forgot that a bet was made, and just enjoyed watching Jason Stuart's reactions to the strange men. Some of the dates are really hokey (David Faustino's), and some of them are pretty realistic (like the rage-aholic, an exaggeration of a type that really exists).
The majority of the scenes were improvised, but I honestly didn't notice--I found out after, watching the DVD extras. I think the main reason I liked it was because I went into it not expecting much of a movie at all. While it is certainly apparent that this is low budget, it doesn't take much to tell a good story and keep me interested. I found myself rooting for this "late thirties average looking" guy. I'm glad I checked it out.