Overview
Left broke and homeless by his wealthy parents' divorce, a young man moves in with an old friend and finally meets the woman of his dreams -- only to discover she's already dating his friend.
2014
THE LONGEST WEEK
She had him at “I'm your best friend's girlfriend”
Comedy
Drama
51
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Director: Peter Glanz
Runtime: 86 minutes
Budget: $0
Box Office: $46.46 thousand
Vote Average: 51
Cast
Jason Bateman
Conrad Valmont
Olivia Wilde
Beatrice Fairbanks
Billy Crudup
Dylan Tate
Jenny Slate
Jocelyn
Tony Roberts
Barry
Barry Primus
Bernard the Chauffer
Laura Clery
Bunny
William Abadie
Concierge
Stephen Temperly
Jean-Louis Valmont
Alexandra Neil
Maribel Valmont
Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick
Young Conrad
Jayce Bartok
Artist 1
Danny Deferrari
Artist 2
Auden Thornton
Woman at Gallery
Steve Witting
Museum Host
Maureen Mueller
Museum Socialite
Nicole Elizabeth Berger
Young Beatrice
Ann W. Friedman
Beatrice's Mother
Richaud Valls
Fashion Photographer
Irina Kisilyova
Psychic
Erin Darke
Bartender
Erika Spring Forster
Erika Spring
Jessie Gold
Jessie Gold
Jay Israelson
Jay Israelson
Martin Rayner
Octave
Barbara Schulz
Marianne
Alexander Blaise
Maitre D'
Mario Brassard
Hemmings Waiter
Jane Anne Thomas
Jocelyn 2
Luke Cissell
Violinist 1
Janice Lamarre
Violinist 2
Paula Cho
Violist
Reenat Pinchas
Cellist
Anthony Laciura
Doorman
Peter Kilcommons
Doctor
Georgia X. Lifsher
Nurse
Liesl
Ivory House Girl 1
Lucy Walters
Ivory House Girl 2
Elliot Cuker
Car Mechanic
Geoffrey Cantor
Intellectual 1 Subway
Roya Shanks
Intellectual 2 Subway
Joel Brody
Homeless Man
Barbara Christie
Woman Patient
Uma Incrocci
Reporter 1
Eric Deskin
Reporter 2
Larry Pine
Narrator (voice)
Meg Hudson
Lingerie Model
Heidi J Sparks
Bunny
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