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The Five-Year Engagement - Nicholas Stoller

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Directed by: 
Nicholas Stoller
Screenplay by: 
Jason Segel
Nicholas Stoller
Produced by: 
Judd Apatow
Rodney Rothman
Nicholas Stoller
Release year: 
2012
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
124min
Genre: 
Comedy
Romance Film
Romantic comedy
Music by: 
Michael Andrews
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Plot: 
In San Francisco, after a year's relationship, Tom proposes to Violet; she accepts. She's an experimental psychologist, hoping for a post-doc at Cal. He's a sous chef who runs the kitchen when the chef is away. When Cal falls through and she gets an offer in Ann Arbor, Tom agrees to support the move, turning down a job as chef at a new restaurant. The move requires postponing the wedding. At Michigan, Violet is in her element, but Tom is underemployed and frustrated; he's Stoic for a while, but when two years in Michigan become four, Tom's frustrations boil over, and on the eve of yet another wedding date, they must make a choice. Is there any other alternative?
Cast: 
Emily Blunt
as
Violet Barnes
Alison Brie
as
Suzie Barnes-Eilhauer
Jason Segel
as
Tom Solomon
Mimi Kennedy
as
Carol Solomon
Dakota Johnson
as
Audrey
Jim Piddock
as
George Barnes
Brian Posehn
as
Tarquin
Michael Ensign
as
Grandpa Harold
Clement von Franckenstein
as
Grandpa Baba
Mindy Kaling
as
Vanetha
Rhys Ifans
as
Winton Childs
Chris Pratt
as
Alex Eilhauer
David Paymer
as
Pete Solomon
Kevin Hart
as
Doug
Chris Parnell
as
Bill
Lauren Weedman
as
Chef Sally
Jacki Weaver
as
Sylvia Dickerson-Barnes
Eric Scott Cooper
as
B&B Manager
Jane Carr
as
Grandma Katherine
Madge Levinson
as
Grandma Leonora
Murray Miller
as
SF Wedding Barn Manager
Eileen Grubba
as
Botanical Garden Manager
Mark Rademacher
as
Priest
Kevin Yon
as
Rabbi
Heather Mathieson
as
Female Justice of the Peace
Randall Park
as
Ming
Kumail Nanjiani
as
Pakistani Chef #1
Wajid
as
Pakistani Chef #2
Gerry Bednob
as
Pakistani Chef #3
Tim Heidecker
as
Negotiating Chef
Molly Shannon
as
Onion Chef
Suzie Kluce
as
Deli Customer
Tracee Chimo
as
Margaret
Gina Ragnone
as
Ashley
Kenneth Small
as
Not Zach
Francesca Delbanco
as
Cake Shop Owner
Stephanie Faracy
as
Florist
Zoe Niemkiewicz
as
Vanessa
Tyler Hamway
as
Vaneetha's Date in Bar
Michele Messmer
as
Band Manager
Fred Lindholm
as
Bingo Caller
Rocky Rector
as
Randy
Aaron Lustig
as
Michigan Rabbi
Chris Newman
as
Used Car Lot Guy
Da'Vone McDonald
as
Taco Customer
Laurie Brown
as
Professor Walch
Nicholas Delbanco
as
Professor Delbanco
Corey Fischer
as
Male Justice of the Peace
Nicholas Totis
as
Vaneetha's Boyfriend
Dayton Knoll
as
First Customer
Caleb Paddock
as
Harris
Michelle Lynne Balser
as
Jazz Bar Goer
E.C. Burke
as
Party-goer
Adam Campbell
as
Gideon
Ron Causey
as
Clam Bar Chef
Cabran E. Chamberlain
as
Tourist
Stephanie Chi
as
House Party Goer
Damian Gomez
as
Hipster
Jeff Hill
as
Psych Lab Participant #1
Sujan Soo-Jung Hong
as
That Korean
Kimberly Koltyk
as
Funeral Mourner
Kef Lee
as
Restaurant Patron #1
Sean Mann
as
Wedding Guest
Carl Marino
as
New Years Eve Reveler
Rebecca McCarthy
(
Rehearsal Dinner
)
Matt McClelland
as
Shirtless Frat Guy
Jessica McLarty
as
Restaurant Patron #2
Ralph H. Meyer
as
Mourner
Danny Mooney
as
Little Jake
Caroline Rankin
as
Student
Nicholas Ritz
as
Professor Party Goer
Robert Tarpinian
as
Zoomba Dancer
Nathalie Tedrick
as
Party Girl
Eric Tuchelske
as
Psych Lab Participant #2
Matthew Paddock
as
Harris

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