Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Scout Taylor-Compton | ... | Anya | |
Devon Werkheiser | ... | Victor | |
Tania Verafield | ... | Marisa | |
Ken Luckey | ... | Peter | |
Adam J. Bernstein | ... | Brian (as Adam Joshua Bernstein) | |
Nicholas Braun | ... | Ernie | |
Daniel Polo | ... | Zack | |
Sean Marquette | ... | Nick | |
Ray Wise | ... | Roger | |
Rebecca Staab | ... | Constance | |
Ann Cusack | ... | Beatrice | |
James Eckhouse | ... | Christian | |
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Andrew 'A.C.' Slmet | ... | Boy |
Josh Blaylock | ... | Guy | |
Brie Gabrielle | ... | Lisa |
LOVE AT FIRST HICCUP is a charming, innocent, and intelligent romantic comedy about the freshman Victor who has contracted a case of Anya-itis (acute and incurable love-passion for high school senior Anya). And why shouldn't he? She is beautiful and popular. Rich but incredibly sweet with a rare innocence. In other words: Way out of Victor's league. Unfortunately Anya also dates a rich guy, Peter, who drives a fancy lotus and has a stuffed Gucci wallet. However chance meetings riddled with awkward hiccups soon makes sparks fly between Anya and Victor. Maybe Victor's shy and goofy charm can beat out Peters arrogance? Written by Regner Grasten
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. No single performance stands out. This film captures and completes it's purpose, which is love at first sight. Young love at first sight that is. Too many times today can this simple concept be manipulated into something that it is not. Excellent dorky, nervous, yet cute and very endearing portrayal by Devon. Scout remains beautiful, and grounded, while remaining sweet and sincere.I love how they are such opposite sides of the spectrum within the film, yet find they relate way more than they initially thought (without revealing any spoilers of course). Overall, I think this is a fine romantic comedy. With great supporting roles, and an overall puppy love feel, this is one of the best of the genre I have seen in a long while.