One, Two, Many (2008)

Director:

Michael DeLorenzo

Writer:

John Melendez (writer)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

A modern-day romance that follows one man's quest to find the girl of his dreams. |

Plot Keywords:

Lesbianism | Beautiful Woman | Number In Title

Cast

John Melendez	...	Thomas
Bellamy Young	...	Jennifer
Jeffrey Ross	...	Ernie
Hudson Leick	...	Darla
Suzanna Melendez	...	Theresa
Terryn Westbrook	...	Denise
Mark Cuban	...	Seamus
Mailon Rivera	...	Benjamin
Jennifer Sciole	...	Maria
Bonnie Aarons	...	Lady in the bathroom
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Guilford Adams	...	Mute Watkins
Eric Anderson	...	Suit
Madison Bauer	...	Madison
Hallie Beaune	...	Starship
Martin Beck	...	Bum
Lacee Bingham	...	Ida
Yves Bright	...	Dude
Patrick Michael Buckley	...	Paul / Vito
JM J. Bullock	...	Derek
Lance Eaton	...	Bully #1
Dana Generally	...	Club Bouncer
Nicole Hawkyard	...	Veronica
William Joseph Hill	...	Bartender (as Bill Hill)
Elizabeth Ince	...	Old Lady
Allie McCulloch	...	Charlene
Modi	...	Jermaine
Franklyn Passmore III	...	Abraham
Michael Perri	...	Jimmy
Donna Pieroni	...	Mrs. G
Rena Riffel	...	Tiffany
Joanna Sims	...	Nicole
Logan Jay Stern	...	Young Susanna
Kym Stys	...	Fantasy Girl
Kathe Sweeney	...	Woman being mugged
Sandra Taylor	...	Sally
Diana Terranova	...	Seamus Mistress
Elizabeth Thieme	...	Wheelchair girl
Buppha Wittaya-Amponpunt	...	Street walker (as Noi Amponpunt)
Liz Zazzi	...	Leslie / Natalie

Also Known As:

Breaking the F-ing Rules (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong sexual content, pervasive language and brief drug use.

Runtime:

88 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

CBS Studio Center - 4024 Radford Avenue, Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Chapter 2 Productions

Movie Connections:

References "Sesame Street" (1969)

What is this?

After watching this movie (I made the mistake of falling for the National Lampoon branding), I rushed to this site to warn people. I started reading the reviews and it seems like the "lead" of this movie apparently is "somebody???" One of the reasons I came to this site was to try and figure out how this movie was even made and why they had some no-name "actor" in the starring role. From what I am reading here, it seems like this guy has some sort of recognition for something. AND he wrote the movie too???!!?!!?! Who the hell is this guy? Is he somebody's son or from some rich family? He must have money to waste because I can't imagine that National Lampoon let him do this movie without him paying them to use the name. Run, don't walk, away from the movie.......