A comedy about a man, his best friend, and the woman they both adore watching their lives fly by.
Director:
Bob ByingtonWriter:
Bob Byington
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Title: Somebody Up There Likes Me (2012)
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1 win & 3 nominations.
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Cast
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| Nick Offerman | ... | Sal | |
| Keith Poulson | ... | Max | |
| Jess Weixler | ... | Lyla | |
| Stephanie Hunt | ... | Clarissa | |
| Marshall Bell | ... | Lyla's Father | |
| Kate Lyn Sheil | ... | Ex-Wife | |
| Kevin Corrigan | ... | Memorial Man | |
| Jonathan Togo | ... | Adult Lyle | |
| Megan Mullally | ... | Therapist | |
| Anna Margaret Hollyman | ... | Paula | |
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Ted Beck | ... | Homeless Man |
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Allison Latta | ... | Rachel |
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Bob Schneider | ... | Wedding Singer |
| Chris Doubek | ... | Farting Businessman | |
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Mike Wachs | ... | Car Rental Employee |
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A comedy about a man, his best friend, and the woman they both adore watching their lives fly by.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
8 March 2013 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Somebody Up There Likes Me See more »Filming Locations:
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Opening Weekend USA:
$34,362, 10 March 2013Gross USA:
$89,435Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$89,435Company Credits
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This film is lighthearted, pleasant & deadpan throughout. But it's a good hang, despite threatening to veer off into an unbearable level of twee. It keeps its balance and the utter lack of sentimentality keeps it tonally stable.
The story is quite uncomplicated on the surface. Point A to Point B and so on, but it moves at the perfect pace and tells a casually interwoven tale of life from a very novel perspective.
Nick Offerman & Jess Weixler are equally charming and, despite the simplicity of the film's concept, do a good enough job -- along with their acting cohorts -- to maybe spawn a philosophical question here or there.