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When two beautiful women fall for the unluckiest guy in the world his life takes on delicious complications.When two beautiful women fall for the unluckiest guy in the world his life takes on delicious complications.When two beautiful women fall for the unluckiest guy in the world his life takes on delicious complications.
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- 1 win
Meredith Roberts Quill
- Blow-Off Girl #4
- (as Meredith Lieber)
Linette Straus
- Blow-Off Girl #6
- (as Linette Strauss)
David J. McGuire
- Mugger #1
- (as Dave McGuire)
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- TriviaNeil Turitz did not go to film school and had never set foot on a film set before his first day as the director.
- GoofsNina Cohen's friend Carrie refers to Nina's apartment as being number 3A, but earlier in the film we see that her apartment is actually number 3B.
- Quotes
Nina Cohen: Get in the car, Marty.
Marty Sachs: ...
Nina Cohen: Where are we going?
Marty Sachs: Let's just drive.
[Engine starts]
- ConnectionsReferences The Wizard of Oz (1939)
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Chasing Ninas
Ron Livingston hasn't been in a relationship in some time. So when he finds himself dating two beautiful women - Cara Buono and Amanda Peet - who are both named Nina, it takes him some time to sort out his feelings.
Writer-director Neil Turitz first movie offers some insight to dating in New York in the 1990s as a sort of sexual battlefield, in which only one prisoner is taken, and for some reason, reminds me of the better known CHASING AMY... sexual obsession of nice guys causing them to act inappropriately perhaps. The script is a low-key deadpan comedy, and pretty good on those terms, but Turitz seems to lack confidence that the audience will sympathize with Livingston, so he has best friend Bray Poor pop up every ten minutes or so to explain the protagonist's confusion to some guy in a bar. Why this couldn't have been handled by having Livingston express his dilemma to Poor is beyond me.
Writer-director Neil Turitz first movie offers some insight to dating in New York in the 1990s as a sort of sexual battlefield, in which only one prisoner is taken, and for some reason, reminds me of the better known CHASING AMY... sexual obsession of nice guys causing them to act inappropriately perhaps. The script is a low-key deadpan comedy, and pretty good on those terms, but Turitz seems to lack confidence that the audience will sympathize with Livingston, so he has best friend Bray Poor pop up every ten minutes or so to explain the protagonist's confusion to some guy in a bar. Why this couldn't have been handled by having Livingston express his dilemma to Poor is beyond me.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $14,725
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $10,976
- Jan 28, 2001
- Gross worldwide
- $14,725
- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
- Color
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