Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sally Field | ... | Anita Bergman | |
Ben Chaplin | ... | Keith Bergman | |
Lauren Aboulafia | ... | Flight Attendant (as Lauren Ellman) | |
Julianne Nicholson | ... | Emily Bergman | |
Tom Cavanagh | ... | Barry Bergman | |
James Murtaugh | ... | Jim Cranston | |
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Amy Hubbard | ... | Betsy Straight |
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Terrence E. McNally | ... | Gerald Corwin (as Terrence McNally) |
Michael Hyatt | ... | Carol | |
Glenn Howerton | ... | Matthew Bergman | |
Clea DuVall | ... | Katrina | |
Jenny O'Hara | ... | Julia | |
Susan Misner | ... | Sherry Bergman | |
Anna Grace Smith | ... | Sarah | |
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Jeffrey Reagan Johnson | ... | Ben (as Jeffrey Johnson) |
In this bittersweet comedy, four adult siblings gather at their dying mother's house in North Carolina for what they expect to be a quick, last goodbye. Instead, they find themselves trapped-- together -- for two weeks.
I read some bad reviews, but saw this film at a sneak preview with an audience that laughed out loud, some cried, and many stood in the lobby talking about it afterward. Sally Field puts it all on screen, and I've actually lived and felt many of the awkward experiences the humor is based on. I remember how difficult it was to suddenly be right back with my Brothers and Sisters dealing with the finality of what was about to happen. This movie captures that perfectly. At the same time, once you face it, you have to live, laugh, talk, and take care of details. A lot of the experiences in Two Weeks are so common to everyone, but NEVER really talked about.