Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Pierce Brosnan | ... | Daniel Rafferty | |
Julianne Moore | ... | Audrey Woods | |
Michael Sheen | ... | Thorne Jamison | |
Parker Posey | ... | Serena | |
Frances Fisher | ... | Sara Miller | |
Nora Dunn | ... | Judge Abramovitz | |
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Heather Ann Nurnberg | ... | Leslie |
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Johnny Myers | ... | Ashton Phelps |
Mike Doyle | ... | Michael Rawson | |
Allan Houston | ... | Adamo Shandela | |
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Annie Ryan | ... | TV Host |
Vincent Marzello | ... | Lyman Hersh | |
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Sara James | ... | Waitress |
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John Discepolo | ... | Legal TV Reporter |
Annika Pergament | ... | TV Reporter |
This is the story of two New York divorce attorneys who are often competing against each other, but end up in a relationship nonetheless. When they get married, can they avoid the same issues at home that lead people to provide them business at work? One of the central cases in the story is the heavily-publicized divorce of a rock star from his wife... Written by austin4577@aol.com
Ms. Moore and Mr. Brosnan made for a likeable pair in this movie. However, when you break it down, it's still the same old tired romantic comedy plot that's been done to death. Boy meets girl, there's some initial dislike and/or rivalry between them, and the world is alright for them at the end. Even the usual tricks that come with this type of plot are tired--although there is bit involving a pair of panties that was very amusing. I absolutely loved Francis Farmer in this film. Besides looking fabulous, she was a hoot as Moore's fast-living, but wise mom. Whenever Ms. Farmer was onscreen, the movie became lively for too brief moments. Parker Posey had some good moments, as well. This is not a boring movie, but you leave the theater knowing you have seen this before.