Love Made Easy (2006)

Until now they have always chewed on the short end of life. Pellini is too small, Mobo a paraplegic, Bowman fat, Gilbert a klutz and Gus a loser. But they are about to put an end to this! ... See full summary »

Director:

Peter Luisi

Writer:

Peter Luisi

Stars:

Ralph Gassmann, Melanie Winiger, Eddie Mekka

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ralph Gassmann	...	Gus
Melanie Winiger	...	Natalia
Eddie Mekka	...	Mobo
Martin Landau	...	Don Farinelli Sr
Gretchen Becker	...	Zoe
Simon Desbordes	...	Gilbert
Raymond O'Connor	...	Pellini
Frank Payne	...	Bowman
Patrick Belton	...	Duncan
Martin Rapold	...	Agent Philip
Gabriel Bologna	...	Don Farinelli Jr
Lauri Johnson	...	Gus's Mother
Vardan Saakyan	...	Mafioso 2
Joe Marinelli	...	Mafioso (Benito)
Dimitri Diatchenko	...	Poker Player

Storyline

Until now they have always chewed on the short end of life. Pellini is too small, Mobo a paraplegic, Bowman fat, Gilbert a klutz and Gus a loser. But they are about to put an end to this! Gus has fallen in love and his friends are willing to do anything to help him. However, the venture proves to be a lot harder than expected. Not only do they not have a clue about women, they soon find themselves dealing with strippers, babies, secret agents and the Mafia.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

Switzerland USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2006 (Switzerland)

Filming Locations:

Italy

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Spotlight Media Production AG, Presence Production GmbH

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

cute little film

I don't usually go watch Swiss films. Although they are getting better... This one is not very Swiss at all and I found it very enjoyable. It was filmed in America and has an international cast. It's not the most original story, but it has a bunch of good laughs and an over all "feel-good" friendly feeling which I miss in most other films. It's a screwball comedy. Fast talking, not too serious: Four losers team up to help their other loser friend get the girl. The characters are lovable and the girl is lovely. What more do you want? And then somehow the Mafia also gets involved with Martin Landau as the clichéd "big boss". In the end it almost seems more like a comic book than a film.... but whatever: I enjoyed it.