One More Kiss
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Cast:
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| Gerard Butler |
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Sam |
| James Cosmo |
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Frank |
| Valerie Edmond |
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Sarah |
| Valerie Gogan |
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Charlotte |
| Carl Proctor |
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Barry |
| Danny Nussbaum |
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Jude |
| Dilys Miller |
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Mary |
| Ron Guthrie |
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Robin |
| Michael Murray |
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Market stall holder |
| Oscar Fullane |
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Chef |
| Simon Tickner |
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Chef |
| Lori Manningham |
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Michael Angello, Frank’s dog |
| Hugh Wilson |
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Frank’s false teeth |
| Robin Galloway |
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Speaking voice of Shirley |
| Andrew Townsley |
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Doctor Frith |
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Description:
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Vadim Jean directs this strikingly photographed tale about Sarah (Valerie Edmond), a 30-year woman coming to terms with both her life and her terminal cancer. The film opens with her contemplating suicide on top of a New York skyscraper. Cut to northern England, where she returns to her widower father Frank (James Cosmo) and her now married ex-boyfriend Sam (Gerry Butler), whom she previously dumped to pursue a career in the States. Frank has settled into a melancholy housebound rut and is disconcerted by her sudden appearance. Sam still has some feelings for his ex, but his wife Charlotte is none too pleased with her presence. Told with humor and brevity, the film offers well-drawn characters who interact until the inevitable yet dignified end. ~ Jonathan Crow, All Movie Guide |
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Production Notes:
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This film is available in the US, UK and Japan on DVD. |
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Release Dates:
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UK – 18 February 2000 Japan – 31 August 2005 Japan DVD – 21 January 2006 US DVD – 06 June 2006 |
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IMDB Rating:
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6/10 |
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IMDB ID:
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229625 |
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Filming Location:
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Scotland |
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(1,130 votes, average: 4.75 out of 5)
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December 13th, 2009 at 1:46 pm
Mister Gerard Butler very talented and versatile actor. Where he has learnt so to play? Thanks the director for shrillness and light grief. It as Anton Chekhov. Thanks for tears.
September 20th, 2009 at 12:12 am
i am from mexico city, where can i buy this movie one more kiss? i would like to watch it,
September 1st, 2009 at 11:14 pm
One More Kiss is one of my favorite Gerry movies. While I thought the role of Sarah was miscast, I loved Gerry in it, and I thought the storyline was fascinating. It’s interesting to analyze what is really going on with each character. I really felt for Charlotte. And I loved that actress. AND, Gerry was so gorgeous in it that I had to watch it numerous times just to look at him.
August 24th, 2009 at 11:36 pm
I have to be honest (though obviously I’m a huge fan of GB!) This is the absolute least favorite of all the work of GB (that I’ve seen). His performance was ok. But the character’s weren’t written very well. I found myself not sympathizing with any of them. I sympathized a bit with the wife. But she was written in such a way – that she was the “bad guy” – when clearly she was a woman who wanted to fight for her relationship. The character GB played was written (or maybe portrayed) in such a way that he didn’t have much of a backbone and made choices in a very weak way – So you couldn’t really root for the character or feel good about his choices. His old flame came off as very selfish and inconsiderate. Though she was dying, I found it hard to sympathize for her. So… you know, I just didn’t enjoy it. Of course, as with all film, it can be a very subjective experience. We all bring our life’s perspective to the theater. But it wasn’t bad enough to turn me off GB;)
April 28th, 2009 at 7:11 pm
Gerard is brilliant in this movie. While watching this movie, I learned what a gifted actor Gerard is. It is my favorite movie. The interaction between the characters is very beautiful and real. Gerard has this knack of pulling you into his character. He has a softness and gentleness about him that is endearing.
February 10th, 2009 at 3:48 am
this is a lovely little film and gerrys character is so loving and caring. he is pulled between his old love and his new wife and it is very touching in places. i felt sorry for the wife at the end because she had stood by him but it was also hard on him because he was in the middle and was being pulled both ends. i loved the way he was there for sarah at the end but sorry for the wife who felt pushed out. very funny in places but also very sad. well worth watching to see how gerrys acting first started out and then obviously has progressed over the years. an early look at gerrys potential.