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Overview
Release Date:
12 December 2005 (UK) morePlot:
When Miranda (Kate Ashfield) Splits up with her creepy boyfriend Brendan (David Tennant) because he... more | add synopsisAwards:
1 nomination moreUser Comments:
A mediocre chick flick moreCast
(Credited cast)| Kate Ashfield | ... | Miranda Cotton | |
| David Tennant | ... | Brendan Block | |
| Claire Goose | ... | Kerry Cotton | |
| Jill Baker | ... | Marcia Cotton | |
| John Bowe | ... | Derek Cotton | |
| Keira Jane Malik | ... | Naomi (as Keira Malik) | |
| Susannah Wise | ... | Laura | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Charlie Condou | ... | Lawrence | |
| James Daffern | ... | Tony | |
| Tim Faraday | ... | Mick | |
| Susie Gossling Valerio | ... | Landlady | |
| Rufus Jones | ... | David | |
| Ella Kenion | ... | News Presenter | |
| Rory Kinnear | ... | Nick | |
| Caroline Loncq | ... | Magistrate | |
| Robert Lowe | ... | Troy Cotton | |
| Sandy McDade | ... | Susan | |
| Patrick Myles | ... | Harry Vermont | |
| Daphne Neville | ... | Laura's Mother | |
| George Potts | ... | Vicar | |
| Daniel Ryan | ... | Rob Prior | |
| Richard Rycroft | ... | Brendan's Lawyer | |
| James Smith | ... | Crown Court Judge | |
| Badria Timimi | ... | DI Jean Holmes | |
| Donna Ward | ... | Pub Girl | |
| Ben Willbond | ... | David's Friend | |
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UK:180 min (including commercials) (2 parts)Language:
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Continuity: When Naomi gets back from talking to Miranda in the car and enters the apartment, her hair is up in a clip when she puts the key in the door. It's down when she is coming in through the door and then it is back up in a clip when she pushes the door too. moreQuotes:
Brendan Block: [just found out that Miranda wants to break up with him] Miranda, I love you.Miranda Cotton: Just go.
Brendan Block: You Bitch.
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Oh, Yawn. Not another chick flick where the men are all pigs and the women will get even for the abuse they suffered. The only difference is that, in this film, everybody's a pig or has mush for brains. I hated this film for the moral issue of why it's right to send a man to prison for life for a murder he didn't commit. Is that a more immoral act than his abuse and deviousness. This movie shows all the situational ethics of bad writing. I saw it on the CBC's "Best of Britain" series. If this is Britain's best, no wonder the British film industry is in trouble.
The only bright spot in this film was David Tennant, He plays his character as so despicable that I'm likely to spit on the next person who speaks with a Scottish accent. Kate Ashfield tries to play the victim but comes off in the end as immorally devious as David Tennant's character. They deserve each other.
In the mush for brains category are the parents who see nothing wrong with the obviously psychotic Brendan. English policemen are made out to be so incompetent that they're unfit to give out traffic tickets. The British Policeman's Union should sue the makers of this film for defamation.
This film isn't worth the electricity it takes to run your DVD to watch it.