The "black sheep" son of a wealthy family meets a young psychiatric patient who's been raised in isolation her entire life; he takes this naive young woman home for his brother's wedding.
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Cast
Andrew Fleming
Director
Evan Rachel Wood
Daisy Kensington
Scott Speedman
Jay Wheeler
J.K. Simmons
Dr. Bertleman
Treat Williams
Mr. Wheeler
Kate Burton
Mrs. Wheeler
J. Omar Castro
Little Earl
David Jensen
Mr. Phelpmitter
Jaqueline Fleming
Nurse Margie
Ashleigh Borman
Nurse Susan
Ricky Wayne
Mr. Frakel
Thomas Francis Murphy
Mr. Bryant
Julie Ann Jones
Mrs. Nealberry
Tony Fennelly
Obese Patient
Ian Nelson
Jerry
Andrea Moore
Kate
Ann McKenzie
Mrs. Benet
David Dahlgren
Mr. Benet
Brian Oerly
Thick Neck
Stephen Zotnowski
Writer
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Comments
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it is impossible to travel that far without being caught, especially if you are a criminal, but either way, it's a great movie
Good movie
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jnn
love is blinded on the firest sight,until they reliased they perfect for each other...... love this film
So emotional 😭
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A wayward son of a wealthy family working in a mental hospital brings a mental patient to his brother's wedding. The story is sweet and at sometimes a little lacking in subtlety but overall it's watchable romantic comedy that's quite light hearted and has two leads that are good. It could have been funnier and better written in parts but it's still worth a watch for fans of the leads. Evan Rachel Wood's unique charm and loveliness save her character Daisy Kensington from being annoying. Evan is such a versatile actress she can play anything from super sweet to evil (Mildred Pierce) and her innocence is believable here. The character is given some dialog and behavior that could have been better written. Scott Speedman is fairly charming and rakish in his role looking for help from his parents. Shouldn't have made him so scruffy. Worth one watch.
