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My Future Boyfriend (TV 2011) 5.2
An archaeologist (Barry Watson) from 1000 years in the future uncovers a romance novel written in our time. Curious, he journeys back to find out about this thing called "love" from the ... See full summary » Director:Michael Lange |
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| Sara Rue | ... | ||
| Barry Watson | ... | ||
| Fred Willard | ... | ||
| Enisha Brewster | ... | ||
| Jordan Wall | ... | ||
| Valerie Harper | ... | ||
| Mike Pniewski | ... | ||
| Cara Mantella | ... | ||
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An archaeologist (Barry Watson) from 1000 years in the future uncovers a romance novel written in our time. Curious, he journeys back to find out about this thing called "love" from the novel's author (Sara Rue). Set in New Orleans, shooting in Atlanta, Nov 2010 Written by a307361
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10 April 2011 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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The character Elizabeth Barrett's name may have been based on the romance poet of the 18th century Elizabeth Barrett Browning. See more »Quotes
Elizabeth Barrett: I have no intention of explaining sex to a grown man one more time in my life.See more »
This movie surprised for a couple of reasons. The first being that when I saw the previews I thought it was a new TV show not a movie, so after sitting and watching it about half-way through I was afraid it was a failed TV series and was a little sad for it. This was just too cute to be anything but a hit. The acting and story line were so good that they drew me into the story instead of having me criticize every aspect of the film. There was the perfect amount of romance, I was beginning to wish I was Sarah Rue's character and that hasn't happened to me in a long time! Barry Watson's portrayal of PAX was exactly as someone from another time would be. I almost felt like I was reading a book instead of watching a movie because books tend to be more into the details.