Everybody Wants to Be Italian (2007)

User Rating:

5.8/10   

Director:

Jason Todd Ipson

Writer:

Jason Todd Ipson (writer)

Release Date:

26 March 2009 (Israel)

Genre:

Comedy | Romance

Tagline:

When it comes to love... it's always better to be Italian.

Plot:

It's a case of mistaken ethnicity, where two non-Italians pretend to be Italian to win each others hearts in Boston's North End.

Plot Keywords:

Fish | Veterinarian | Delusion | Jogging | Male Female Relationship

Cast

Jay Jablonski	...	Jake Bianski
Cerina Vincent	...	Marisa Costa
John Kapelos	...	Steve Bottino
John Enos III	...	Gianluca Tempesti
Richard Libertini	...	Papa Aldo Tempesti
Marisa Petroro	...	Isabella Bisclari
Perry Anzilotti	...	Silvano the Tailor
Anthony Russell	...	Nick the Jeweler
Tammy Pescatelli	...	Katerina
Dan Cortese	...	Michael
Judith Scarpone	...	Mrs. Abignali
P.J. Marino	...	Mario Bisciari
Penny Marshall	...	Teresa the Florist
Sylvia Panacione	...	Anna the Seamstress
Damien Di Paola	...	Rocco

MPAA:

Rated R for some sexual references.

Runtime:

105 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital | Dolby

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Company:

Asgaard Entertainment

Movie Connections:

References History of the World: Part I (1981)

Similar Reaction

I too had similar reactions in the theater I went to this week. Audience I would say liked the film, let's say a 3 out of 5 star and what I have read online so far especially from the NYC critics is like a 1 out of 5, there is no way this film is a 1, what are you watching or are we so used to what Hollywood has been running out there every five days that we forget about movies like The Godfather, hello, do you remember the score, it wasn't like it kept flowing, there were times where you could fall asleep, but no one is questioning one of the best movies of all time, now this is no Godfather, but the cast, Jay Jablonski, Cerina Vincent, Marisa Petroro, John Enos, and John Kapelos, all inter-act on screen nicely, the story line and characters ARE believable, have you ever spent time listening to Italian guys talk, this is the real deal. Call it what you will but my Italian step-father agrees 100% he loved the film. I hope the general population will not read some of the so called, "Critic's" and question exactly what they are talking about, they get paid for these comments?