A romantic comedy centered on a gentile who pretends to be Jewish in order to win the affection of his love interest.A romantic comedy centered on a gentile who pretends to be Jewish in order to win the affection of his love interest.A romantic comedy centered on a gentile who pretends to be Jewish in order to win the affection of his love interest.A romantic comedy centered on a gentile who pretends to be Jewish in order to win the affection of his love interest.A romantic comedy centered on a gentile who pretends to be Jewish in order to win the affection of his love interest.
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Joe Childs
- Marvin Fleischmanas Marvin Fleischman
- (as Joseph Childs)
Conor Dubin
- Clayton O'Connellas Clayton O'Connell
- (as Conor Michael Dubin)
Hayes MacArthur
- Chuck O'Connellas Chuck O'Connell
- (as Hayes Macarthur)
Two childhood friends reunite as adults to help each other land the women of their dreams. Chris wants to marry Allison, a Jewish girl, so that he'll never have to make another decision for as long as he lives. Adam is on the verge of getting married to Hannah, a woman he is not content with. When Chris enlists Adam's help in pretending to be Jewish so that Allison will date him, cultures collide and chaos ensues! —Dennis
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Funny, well done with a few flaws
A funny film, loosely based on a popular play. Very funny scenes, and although the story might seem rambling at first, it's cohesively organized around one man's efforts to pose as Jewish to win over the heart of a Jewish girl that he's fallen for.
This film has a huge cast. Many of the cast did a great job, although Peter Stormare's strange British/Southern accent was noticeable enough to be very distracting. Some, like Rita Wilson and Jamie Lynn Sigler nail their roles impressively.
Joel David Moore is the star of this show and his scenes, even the ones that were very much improbable, were some of the best moments in this film.
This film has a huge cast. Many of the cast did a great job, although Peter Stormare's strange British/Southern accent was noticeable enough to be very distracting. Some, like Rita Wilson and Jamie Lynn Sigler nail their roles impressively.
Joel David Moore is the star of this show and his scenes, even the ones that were very much improbable, were some of the best moments in this film.
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- rmillerlaw
- Apr 27, 2012
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