Harry Sanborn is an aged music industry exec with a fondness for younger women like Marin, his latest trophy girlfriend. Things get a little awkward when Harry suffers a heart attack at the home of Marin’s mother, Erica. Left in the care of Erica and his doctor, a love triangle starts to take shape.
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Film Cast:
- Harry Sanborn: Jack Nicholson
- Erica Barry: Diane Keaton
- Julian Mercer: Keanu Reeves
- Zoe: Frances McDormand
- Marin: Amanda Peet
- Leo: Jon Favreau
- Dave: Paul Michael Glaser
- Dr. Martinez: Rachel Ticotin
- Beauty: Paige Butcher
- Beauty: Tanya Sweet
- Beauty: Kristine Szabo
- Beauty: Daniella van Graas
- Beauty: Tamara Spoelder
- Beauty: Sonja Francis
- Beauty: Vanessa Trump
- Beauty: Kathy Tong
- French Girl in Market: Marjie Gum
- Younger Woman in Market: Jennifer Siebel Newsom
- Older Man in Market: Robert Frank Telfer
- Lady in Market: Beatrice Quinn
- Lady in Market: Connie Sawyer
- Young Girl in Market: Lorraine Nicholson
- Paramedic: Ara Anton
- Hamptons Nurse: Melette Le Blanc-Cabot
- Hamptons Nurse: Suzanne Dizon
- Hamptons Nurse: Audrey Wasilewski
- Hamptons Nurse: Roxanne Beckford
- Hamptons Nurse: Robin Pearson Rose
- Harry’s Assistant: Tania Deighton
- Harry’s Assistant: Nicki Norris
- Mrs. Gimble: Lorna Scott
- Waiter: T.J. Thyne
- Kristen: KaDee Strickland
- Harry’s Dinner Date: Tayrene Mugridge
- NYC Nurse: Elayn J. Taylor
- NYC Nurse: Conroe Brooks
- Young Patient: Taylor Block
- Party Guest: Melissa Keller
- Party Guest: Genelle Frenoy
- Harry’s Lunch Date: Nichole Hiltz
- Broadway Actress: Leslie Upson
- Stage Manager: Patrick Fischler
- Actor in Cast Photo: Lewis Dauber
- Actor in Cast Photo: Julia Sanford
- Actor in Cast Photo: Jamie Bullock
- Danny Benjamin: Peter Spears
- Harry’s Old Flame: Michelle Fabiano
- Harry’s Old Flame: Catherine McGoohan
- Harry’s Old Flame: Blaine Allen
- Harry’s Old Flame: Julia Rose
- Harry’s Old Flame: Joan Adelle Nelson
- Harry’s Old Flame: Cindy Joseph
- Harry’s Old Flame: Alexandra Neil
- Harry’s Old Flame: Susan Misner
- Maitre’d: Sean Smith
- Hostess: María Esquivel
- Marin’s Baby: Madelyn Kennedy
- Marin’s Baby: Raney Kennedy
- ER Patient (uncredited): Cass Asher
- Bartender (uncredited): Shashi Balooja
- Beaten Man (uncredited): Alan Charof
- Dancer (uncredited): Troy Christian
- Man in Hotel Lobby (uncredited): André Crudo
- Waiter (uncredited): John Dalton
- Christie’s Auction Goer (uncredited): Deborah Daulton-Morton
- Restaurant Patron (uncredited): Ayse Eldek
- Girl (uncredited): Elisabeth Granli
- Cab Driver (uncredited): James Hunter
- Ritz Concierge (uncredited): Adele Jacques
- Karaoke Twin (uncredited): Larry Lane
- Market Shopper (uncredited): Lynne Langdon
- Christie’s Auction Goer (uncredited): Matthew McCullough
- Party Guest (uncredited): Jennifer Montague
- Girl in Bar (uncredited): Bev Reese
- Emergency Room Nurse (uncredited): Scott Alan Taylor
- Limo Driver (uncredited): John H. Tobin
- Self (uncredited): Kevin Watson
- Bartender (uncredited): Dean Wood
Film Crew:
- Producer: Nancy Meyers
- Producer: Bruce A. Block
- Editor: Joe Hutshing
- Casting: Janet Hirshenson
- Costume Design: Suzanne McCabe
- Original Music Composer: Hans Zimmer
- Director of Photography: Michael Ballhaus
- Co-Producer: Suzanne Farwell
- Set Decoration: Beth A. Rubino
- Art Direction: John Warnke
- Production Design: Jon Hutman
- Art Direction: Franck Schwarz
- Casting: Jane Jenkins
- Stunts: Tim Gilbert
- Stunt Coordinator: Lance Gilbert
- Stunts: Carl Paoli
- Stunts: Ryan B. Adams
- Hairstylist: Jennifer Bell
- Hairstylist: Cédric Chami
- Makeup Artist: Michael Germain
- Makeup Artist: Sharon Ilson
- Makeup Artist: Sophie Landry
- Makeup Artist: Geri B. Oppenheim
- Hairstylist: Nina Paskowitz
- Makeup Artist: Cyndilee Rice
- Hairstylist: Rita Troy
- Dialogue Editor: David V. Butler
- Dialogue Editor: Kim Drummond
- Foley Artist: Gary A. Hecker
- Foley Artist: Katherine Rose
Movie Reviews:
- Wuchak: _**That Hamptons episode**_
- A lifelong ‘ladies man’ (Jack Nicholson) used to dating young women has a life-altering experience while staying at the manor of a playwright (Diane Keaton) in the Hamptons. Amanda Peet plays the latter’s daughter, Frances McDormand her sister and Keanu Reeves a local doctor.
- Written & directed by Nancy Meyer, “Something’s Gotta Give” (2003) is an amusing romcom that addresses the theme of dating people well younger than yourself vs. dating people closer to your own age, as well as epiphanies and finding your true love or soulmate. While there’s a little nudity done for laughs, it lacks the sleazy/bathroom humor of romcoms that would’ve been superior if they didn’t stoop to that low level of non-humor, like “She’s Out of My League” (2010).
- The film runs 2 hours, 8 minutes, and was shot at The Hamptons, Long Island & New York City; Warner Brothers Burbank Studios & Santa Monica, CA; and Paris, France.
- GRADE: B