Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Freddie Prinze Jr. | ... | Jack | |
Taryn Manning | ... | Jill | |
Peter Stebbings | ... | George | |
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Ingrid Doucet | ... | Sally |
Vanessa Parise | ... | Lucy | |
Lisa Ciara | ... | Amberly | |
Darrin Brown | ... | T-Bone | |
Claudia Besso | ... | Melony | |
Krista Sutton | ... | Emily | |
Julian Richings | ... | Mr. Smith | |
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Ethan Penner | ... | Wyatt |
Hannah Lochner | ... | Holly | |
Kelly Rowan | ... | Kate | |
Charles Martin Smith | ... | Carlin | |
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Chick Roberts | ... | Mr Bradley |
In Manhattan, the successful executive Jack is a methodical and controlled man with simple habits that works in an advertisement agency with his coworker George. While smoking a cigarette on the roof of the building of the agency, Jack meets the aspirant actress Jill that has just arrived in New York and is seeking a job. He sympathizes with her situation and gives her name to a Klubendorf commercial in the campaign promoted by his agency. When he takes Jill home, he finds that she lives in a very low-budget hotel and out of the blue, he invites her to stay in the guest room of his fancy apartment for a while. Jill changes the behavior of Jack that becomes happier, and proposes Jack to write together a manifesto where the first rule is "be honest". However, she omits to Jack that she is sick with cystic fibrosis and she would have only a couple of years more. When Jack discovers that Jill is ill, he feels betrayed with her violation of their first rules, and they split. But Jack is ... Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Freddy Prince Jr., was alright - nothing special, but the girl who played Jill is just terrible! I couldn't stand looking at her the whole time, and I had to switch off the film. She is a terrible actress, could barely fake a smile, let alone her face looking evil. Those eyebrows are way-arched, and her smile is like some evil grin. She belongs in a horror flick.
Apart from the awful acting from the girl, there was just zero chemistry between the two actors. Both were distant and looked bored. The editor splashed a few scenes together to make it look like some fairytale romance was taking place, but it was so clear there was a whole lot of nothing happening between the two.
This film is one massive cliché - do not waste your time.