Storyline
Maggie, an alluring free spirit who won't let anyone - or anything - tie her down. But she meets her match in Jamie, whose relentless and nearly infallible charm serve him well with the ladies and in the cutthroat world of pharmaceutical sales. Maggie and Jamie's evolving relationship takes them both by surprise, as they find themselves under the influence of the ultimate drug: love.
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Cast
Judy Greer, Hank Azaria, Jake Gyllenhaal, Dorothy Silver, Loretta Higgins, Oliver Platt, Josh Gad, Peter Friedman, Anne Hathaway, Tiffany Sander McKenzie, Katheryn Winnick, William Kania, Jackson Nunn, Morgan Wolk, Michael Buffer, Lisa Ann Goldsmith, Kate Jennings Grant, Michael Chernus, Jill Clayburgh, Jaimie Alexander, Gabriel Macht, George Segal, Kimberly Scott, Nikki DeLoach, Natalie Gold, Ian Novick, Harry O'Toole, Maximilian Osinski, Bingo O'Malley, Megan Ferguson, Michael Benjamin Washington, Lucy Roucis, Joan Augustin, Kate Easton, Maïté Schwartz, Ian Harding, Josh Breslow, Tess Soltau, Constance Brenneman, Nicole Thomas, Jasper Soffer, Kwame Rakes, Scott Cohen, Sharon Wilkins, Brian Hutchison, Dana Dancho, Rick Applegate, Ray Godshall Sr., Jean Zarzour, Jennifer Delaeo, Deidre Goodwin, Geneva Carr, Vanessa Aspillaga, Patricia Cray, Kristin Spatafore, Larissa Emanuele, Nicole Perrone, Jo Newman, Christina Fandino, Teri Clark, Kevin McClatchy, Tony Amen, Diedra Arthur-O'Ree, Stephanie Bankosh, David Barckhoff, Robert R. Bell, Aaron Bernard, Ralph Browning, Alissa Collins, Kyle Fields, Joe Forgione, Nicole George, Ryan Goimarac, Mark Golik, John W. Iwanonkiw, Sharyn Kmieciak, Wayne Leya, David Dale McCue, David Morse, Phil Nardozzi, Christian Pearson, Dawn Renee, Chris A. Riskus, Nayli Russo, Michael K. Sieg, Laura Welsh
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Reviews
67
Love & Other Drugs is a slick weepie made by smart guys who want you to know they're better than the schlockmeisters. They've outsmarted themselves.
63
If product proves especially difficult to swallow, take with a grain of salt and three or more alcoholic drinks, or wait until such time as active ingredients Hathaway and Gyllenhaal have been more effectively utilized elsewhere.
63
The director is Edward Zwick, a considerable filmmaker. He obtains a warm, lovable performance from Anne Hathaway and dimensions from Gyllenhaal that grow from comedy to the serious.
60
Zwick can't seem to decide what the movie is - a refreshingly frank comedy about sex and commitment, or a more-serious look at illness and its effect on relationships.
60
Empire
Well above the standards of your average romantic comedy, it's funny, sexy and smart. It's just not smart enough to stick to its guns to the end.
