Seeing Other People Movie Review 2004

About-to-be-married couple begin seeing other people in this fun, top-notch sex comedy romp. Ed (Mohr) and Alice (Nicholson) decide to sow some wild oats before settling down into marital bliss. Initially exciting for both, the affairs spark their own lagging passion. Soon, however, the two enter more dangerous territory when conquest Donald (Davis) begins obsessing over Alice and Ed meets waitress Sandy (Ritchie) and it is clear no good can come of this hair-brained experiment. Despite a rather worn-out premise, characters have wonderful chemistry and are likeable, unique and well-drawn. Able supports include Graham, as Alice's sister, and Richter as Ed's grounded best friend.

Distribution

Not Yet Released

Available on DVD
Running time 90 minutes.
Originally from United States.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Romantic Comedy, Marriage, Otherwise Engaged, Sex & Sexuality

Screenplay

M. Wallace Wolodarsky, Maya Forbes

Cast

Jay Mohr, Julianne Nicholson, Lauren Graham, Bryan Cranston, Josh Charles, Andy Richter, Matthew Davis, Helen Slater, Jill Ritchie, Alex Borstein, Mimi Rogers, Nicole Marie Lenz, Jonathan Davis, Mike Faiola, Sheeri Rappaport, Liz Phair

Cinematography

Mark Doering-Powell

Director

M. Wallace Wolodarsky

Music

Alan Elliott

Other

Kenneth McLaughlin, Stewart Schill, Kate Bunch, Jacqueline K. Saint Anne, Dan Butts

Producer

Gavin Polone, Pariah Films, Lantern Lane Entertainment, Lantern Lane Entertainment