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The Breakup Artist (2004)
Jim, 35 and never married, has a drawer full of photos of ex-girlfriends. He'd like permanence... See full summary » Director:Vincent Rubino |
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The Breakup Artist (2004)
Jim, 35 and never married, has a drawer full of photos of ex-girlfriends. He'd like permanence... See full summary » Director:Vincent Rubino |
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Jim Verdi
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| Paula Devicq | ... |
Teresa
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Ron Mongeluzzo | ... |
Tom
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| Sarita Choudhury | ... |
Mona
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Marc Romeo | ... |
Al
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Lee Allen | ... |
Al, Sr.
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| Sabrina Lloyd | ... |
Kara
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| Michole Briana White | ... |
Frankie
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| Gregg Bello | ... |
Matty
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Adam Haar | ... |
Stephen
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| Regis Philbin | ... |
Himself
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| Edward Burns | ... |
Edward Burns
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Darnell Williams | ... |
Fr. Williams
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| Bobby Cannavale | ... |
Neighbor
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| Pamela Adamic | ... |
Jill
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Jim, 35 and never married, has a drawer full of photos of ex-girlfriends. He'd like permanence, but can't find the right women. Is it him? He seeks advice from his father, his happily-married brother, his priest, and from Teresa, his close friend at the Manhattan celebrity TV show where he works. She's about to marry Tom and is full of opinions for Jim. Three things happen over a day or two: Jim rehearses breaking up with his current fling, he meets a dazzlingly beautiful neighbor, and Tom asks for help telling Teresa his true feelings. Can Jim transform himself from someone who's good at writing break-up lines into someone who can find and express his heart? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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