In Collection
#905
My Rating:
7
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Ed Ackerman |
Bartender |
| Kate Albrecht |
Nymph |
| Donn Angelos |
Oberon |
| Jesse Bradford |
Ryan |
| Sophia Bush |
Mary |
| Michael Cornacchia |
Hector |
| Osa Danam |
Goofy Birthday Party Guest |
| Johnny Galecki |
Ted |
| Andrew Graves |
Snug |
| Naomi Grossman |
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| Dan Harper |
Onlooker |
| Melora Harte |
Woman |
| Neil Jackson |
Tre |
| Matt Lageman |
Flute |
| Director |
Michael Samonek |
| Producer |
Nathan Talbert Reimann; Melissa Jones |
| Writer |
Michael Samonek |
| Cinematography |
Matthew Irving |
| Musician |
Philip Giffin |
When his girlfriend leaves him just as he is asking her to marry him, Scott (Brandon Routh) becomes even more alone when his roommate moves out of town. He needs help to pay the rent on his apartment so he invites a young couple he meets to move in with him. They seem like nice people, but Ryan (Jesse Bradford) and Mary (Sophia Bush) are strangers to him. It doesn’t take long before Ryan and Mary become intrusive as they try to protect him but actually begin sabotaging him. They even interfere with his new girlfriend, Leslie(Jennifer Morrison), that he has fallen hard for and with whom he wants to have a meaningful relationship. The situation continues in a series of turns and twists.
| Region |
Any Region |
| Subtitles |
Português |
| No. of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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