Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Diane Keaton | ... | Daphne Wilder | |
Mandy Moore | ... | Milly Wilder | |
Gabriel Macht | ... | Johnny | |
Tom Everett Scott | ... | Jason | |
Lauren Graham | ... | Maggie | |
Piper Perabo | ... | Mae | |
Stephen Collins | ... | Joe | |
Ty Panitz | ... | Lionel | |
Matt Champagne | ... | Eli | |
Colin Ferguson | ... | Derek | |
Tony Hale | ... | Stuart | |
Sophina Brown | ... | Milly's Staff #1 / Matisse | |
Karen Leigh Hopkins | ... | Milly's Staff #2 / Charlie | |
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Emily Maisano | ... | Milly's Staff #3 |
Gerald Downey | ... | Cousin Dougy's Friend |
Approaching age sixty, Daphne Wilder divorced when she was young, has not dated since, and has raised on her own and has fostered a close, loving relationship with her three daughters, Maggie, Mae and Milly, she now assisting Milly in her successful catering business. Daphne was mother of the bride for a first time at Maggie's wedding, and a second time at Mae's wedding, but she fears there won't be a third and final time for a Milly wedding in insecure Milly attracting only who seem to be the wrong men. Not wanting Milly to turn into another "alone" version of herself at age sixty, Daphne, without telling any of her daughters let alone Milly, decides to take matters into her own hands by placing a personal ad for a potential mate for Milly. Scheduling all seventeen interviews in succession at a restaurant, Daphne finds the ad has attracted one "loser" after another, until she reaches number seventeen, Jason, an architect who is handsome and seems smart, well-bred, successful and ... Written by Huggo
Waw! I have not seen such a bad film in a really long time...more like never actually. this is truly appalling. Lets start with the Small tragedy, the actors. Dian Keaton, normally an amazing actress somehow managed to do a really bad job with this one. Her acting was way over the top and more like hysterical really. It was like she was lending her voice to an animated film! Mandy Moore was actually better than her if u can believe it. But still quite bad. And as for the rest of the cast well there were none! we can say they were put there so that Dian Keaton and Mandy Moore can create dialog with someone other than themselves.
Now for the major tragedy, the script. A horror story put together to make the audience quiver with every uttered line! and the lines just keep getting worse and worse until we reach the climactic scene where we cave in and can no longer hold the vomit! Horrible predictable and very illogical plot. Corny is an understatement for the lines of this dialog. No depth or substance to characters. It's such a disappointment.