What Happens Next (I) (2011)Paul, a closeted and self-unaware CEO in his 50's, retires and begins falling for a younger man half his age whom he meets in a dog park. Director:Jay Arnold |
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What Happens Next (I) (2011)Paul, a closeted and self-unaware CEO in his 50's, retires and begins falling for a younger man half his age whom he meets in a dog park. Director:Jay Arnold |
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Kimberly S. Fairbanks | ... |
Claire
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Brian
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Zack
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| Megan Hilty | ... |
Ruthie
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| Darrin Baker | ... |
Harry
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| Michael Blaustein | ... |
Robbie the Hairdresser
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| David J. Bonner | ... |
Chip
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Christina Broccolini | ... |
Sam
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Bruce Campbell | ... |
Hot Park Guy
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| Janet Carroll | ... |
Gloria
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Benjamin T. Cook | ... |
Young Andy
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Jason L. Courson | ... |
Jason the Florist
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Justin Destefano | ... |
Evan
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Anthony Forte | ... |
Driver
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| Steven Hauck | ... |
Albert
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At age 55, Philadelphia CEO Paul Grecco decides to make changes in his life, including the sale of his company, and that terrifies him. He was right to be terrified, because the new owners force him to retire early. His sister, Elise decides that the best things for him is a puppy she has gotten him, and dating the women that Elise sets Paul up with. It's funny though, but Paul finds himself disinterested in the women Elise fixes him up with, and oddly fascinated by a young man he meets while walking his new puppy in the park across from his condo. Paul has never really thought about dating or sex before, with anyone, so now what should he do? Written by trivwhiz
This little film is an unexpected knock-out - absolutely first rate. Made in Philadelphia, set around Rittenhouse Square, the location shooting is beautiful and the City of Brotherly Love looked more European than American. The cast is uniformly superb - an outstanding ensemble with each character developed and interesting. The storyline was consistently plausible and fascinating making you wonder constantly just how things would turn out. The dramatic climax was almost Shakespearean in its complexity but also very, very funny. The cast, although mostly unknown is highlighted by one of the gals from the hit TV show, Hot in Cleveland, Wendi Malick.