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Directed by: 
Bobby Farrelly
Peter Farrelly
Story by: 
Pete Jones
Screenplay by: 
Bobby Farrelly
Kevin Barnett
Peter Farrelly
Pete Jones
Produced by: 
Bobby Farrelly
James B. Rogers
Peter Farrelly
Bradley Thomas
Mark Charpentier
Charles B. Wessler
Release year: 
2011
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
105min
Genre: 
Romance Film
Romantic comedy
Comedy
Music by: 
Rolfe Kent
Plot: 
A couple of married guys are always looking at other women. Their wives are fed up with their behavior, and grant them a 'hall pass': a week off their marriage allowing them to do anything. But the guys take their time and their week is almost up. What they don't realize is that at the same time their wives make connections of their own.
Cast: 
Owen Wilson
as
Rick
Jason Sudeikis
as
Fred
Jenna Fischer
as
Maggie
Alexandra Daddario
as
Paige
Alyssa Milano
as
Mandy
Richard Jenkins
as
Coakley
Stephen Merchant
as
Gary
Christina Applegate
as
Grace
Joy Behar
as
Dr. Lucy
Nicky Whelan
as
Leigh
Bruce Thomas
as
Rick Coleman
Rob Moran
as
Ed Long
Lauren Bowles
as
Britney
Derek Waters
as
Brent
Tyler Hoechlin
as
Gerry
Larry Joe Campbell
as
Hog Head
Vanessa Angel
as
Missy
Christa Campbell
as
Emma
Macsen Lintz
as
Gunnar
(
young Gunnar
)
Kristin Cary
as
Aunt Meg
Carly Craig
as
Nicotine Patch Girl
Kaliko Kauahi
as
Chief
Landon T. Riddle
as
Ed's Son
Halli-Gray Beasley
as
Ed's Daughter
J. B. Smoove
as
Flats
Andrew Wilson
as
Larry Bohac
Danny Murphy
as
Boshane
Al Wisne
as
Clyde
Mike Meldman
as
Michael Meldman
Susan Sandberg
as
Doctor
Dwight Evans
as
Maggie's Father
Shannon Leade
as
20-Something Woman
Gus Williams
as
Bouncer
Gordon Danniels
as
Golf Ranger
Jamie Lee
as
Dry Clean Korean Lady
Quynh Thi Le
as
Young Korean Woman
Robert Flaherty
as
Awards Dinner Bartender
Matt Fairbairn
as
Harold Goldberg
Doris Morgado
as
Latino Woman #1
Maria Duarte
as
Latino Woman #2
Thaddeus Rahming
as
Naked Guy #1
Rich Brown
as
Naked Guy #2
Jeff Norton
as
Lake Cop #1
Terry Mullany
as
Lake Cop #2
Brian Mone
as
Honorable Judge William Mone
Taylor Treadwell
as
Young Bride
Craig X. Scott
as
Gunnar
(
older Gunnar
)
Kathryn Kim
as
Another Korean Woman
Richard Melton
as
Burly Cop
Eddie Barbanell
as
Coach Eddie
Romy Wang
as
Woman Golfer #1
Suki Frick
as
Woman Golfer #2
Soon Yup Han
as
Woman Golfer #3
Cristina Nardozzi
as
Girl in Restaurant
Ezra Neo Dierking
as
Party Boy
Bo Burnham
as
Bartender
Mike Cerrone
as
Driver Cop
Zen Gesner
as
Passenger Cop
Kristyl Dawn Tift
as
Gary's Wife
Daniel Greene
as
Officer #1
Patricia French
as
Officer #2
Bob Weekes
as
Bar Manager
Stella Barrow
as
Stella Bass Band member #1
Willie Barrow
as
Stella Bass Band member #2
Jikker Barrow
as
Stella Bass Band member #3
Ron Brown
as
Stella Bass Band member #4
Meredith Oliver Oglesby
as
Bar Patron Meredith
Candice Ozechowski
as
Bar Patron Candice
Lee Anne Freeman
as
Bar Patron Lee Anne
Christina Avalos
as
Bar Patron Christina
Igor Vovkovinskiy
as
Johnny's Hideaway Tall Stud
Chloe Snyder
as
Stootfish Babe
Kathy Griffin
Anna Byers
as
Backyard BBQ Friend
Wen Yann Shih
as
Asian Woman
Tom Choi
as
Asian Husband
Juan Qian
as
Elderly Asian Woman
Jesse Farrelly
as
Witness on Roof
Logan Anderson
as
Attractive Woman
Tara Nicole Azarian
as
Teen Falcon's Fan
Demetrius B. Banks
as
Health Club Patron
Erin Rhea Berson
as
Night Club Dancer
Detra Bickerstaff
as
Office Worker
Tim Blanchard
as
Bar Patron #1
Yolonda Camille
as
Girl #3
Frances Cobb
as
Hotel Guest
Matthew L. Collins
as
Restaurant Patron
Curtis Gammage
as
Club Patron #1
Shawn Knowles
as
Man at Party
Alphonse A. Lambert Jr.
as
Bar Patron #2
Randi Lamey
as
Miss Afghanistan
Melissa LeEllen
as
Club Girl
Thina Lowe
as
Club Patron #2
Heidi Niedermeyer
as
Receptionist
Caroline O'Neil
as
Dancer
Eddie Rattanasouk
as
Waiter
Gwendolyn Rogers
as
Neighbor
Al G. Sillah
as
Bar Patron #3
Gregory Marshall Smith
as
Distracted Parlor Patron
Jawad Talpur
as
Restaurant Guest

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