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PS - Marcia Gay Harden, Topher Grace, Paul Rudd, Dylan Kidd
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What would you do for a second chance?
Based on the critically acclaimed novel by Helen Schulman, PS is an offbeat romantic fable centring on 38-year-old divorcée Louise Harrington (Laura Linney). As a college admissions counsellor, Louise opens an application folder from someone with the same last name as her college sweetheart, Scott Feinstadt, who died in a car crash. Upon meeting the boy, the resemblance is undeniable and Louise cannot tell if she has gone mad, if this is a joke or some sort of miracle. Just as Scott and Louise's relationship heats up, her best friend (Marcia Gay Harden), self-involving ex-husband (Gabriel Byrne) and neurotic mother (Lois Smith) begin to complicate matters. Louise struggles to prevent history from repeating itself in this disarmingly lovely and romantic film.
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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film relationship drama romance university student
Persons of interest
- Laura Linney .... Louise Harrington
- Topher Grace .... F Scott Feinstadt
- Gabriel Byrne .... Peter Harrington
- Marcia Gay Harden .... Missy Goldberg
- Paul Rudd .... Sammy Silverstein
- Lois Smith .... Ellie Silverstein
- Jennifer Carta .... Sarah
- Ross A McIntyre .... Jimmy
- Chris Meyer .... Ricky
- Becki Newton .... Rebecca
- Stacy Lynn Spierer .... Stacey
- Helen Schulman .... Author
- Dylan Kidd .... Screenwriter
- Dylan Kidd .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- PS official movie site
- PS production notes
- PS QuickTime movie trailers
- Awards and film festivals:
- International Press Academy Golden Satellite Awards 2004: Actress In A Motion Picture - Drama (Laura Linney)
- Telluride Film Festival 2004: Screening
- Toronto International Film Festival 2004: Screening
- Venice Film Festival 2004: Screening
- See also Birth
- Studios and distributors:
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Theatrical report
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Security censorship classification
M (Moderate sex scene, moderate coarse language, sexual references)
Surveillance time
97 minutes (1:37 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 1 September 2005
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