Additional information for 10 Things I Hate About You, which has a domestic theatrical release set for March 31, 1999. The film is being distributed by Walt Disney Pictures and has not yet been rated. 10 Things I Hate About You has a total running time of 97 minutes.
PG
Australia
12
UK
U
Malaysia
12
South Korea
13
Argentina
14A
Canada
14
Chile
S
Finland
U
France
12
Germany
L
Iceland
B
Mexico
AL
Netherlands
PG
New Zealand
11
Norway
14
Peru
M/12
Portugal
PG
Singapore
13
Spain
Btl
Sweden
PG-13
USA
PG-13
Philippines
97min
10 cosas que odio de ti
Argentina
10 cosas que odio de ti
Mexico
10 Coisas Que Odeio em Ti
Portugal
10 Coisas que Eu Odeio em Você
Brazil
10 Dinge, die ich an Dir hasse
Germany
10 Things I Hate About You
Denmark
10 bonnes raisons de te larguer
France
10 choses que je déteste de toi
Canada
10 cose che odio di te
Italy
10 dolog, amit utálok benned
Hungary
10 orsaker att hata dig
Sweden
10 põhjust sind vihata
Estonia
10 razloga zasto te mrzim
Croatia
10 razones para odiarte
Spain
Ai no kara sawagi
Japan
Senden nefret etmemin 10 sebebi
Turkey
Zakochana zlosnica
Poland
March 31, 1999
USA
June 03, 1999
New Zealand
June 05, 1999
Indonesia
June 24, 1999
Australia
July 01, 1999
Israel
July 02, 1999
Poland
July 07, 1999
Philippines
July 09, 1999
Iceland
July 09, 1999
UK
July 15, 1999
Hungary
July 23, 1999
Denmark
July 23, 1999
Norway
July 23, 1999
Spain
July 29, 1999
Singapore
July 30, 1999
Finland
August 05, 1999
Slovakia
August 06, 1999
Brazil
August 06, 1999
Sweden
August 12, 1999
Netherlands
August 19, 1999
Argentina
August 27, 1999
Italy
August 27, 1999
Malaysia
September 03, 1999
Estonia
September 03, 1999
Portugal
September 10, 1999
Turkey
October 21, 1999
Germany
October 21, 1999
Switzerland
November 19, 1999
Mexico
July 19, 2000
France
January 17, 2001
Japan
There are so many different ways to hate. Count them yourself.
How do I loathe thee? Let me count the ways.
Romeo, Oh Romeo, Get Out Of My Face.
They're spitefully romantic
I pine, I perish!
Cameron James (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), the new kid at Padua High School, is given a tour of the school by Michael Eckman (David Krumholtz), who is an audio-visual geek and former leader of a clique of future MBAs. Michael provides Cameron with information on the schools various cliques. During the tour, Cameron spots the beautiful and popular Bianca Stratford (Larisa Oleynik) and is immediately smitten with her. Michael warns that Bianca is shallow, conceited, and worst of all, not allowed to date. Michael does, however, inform Cameron that Bianca is looking for a French tutor.At the Stratford residence, Biancas outcast older sister Kat (Julia Stiles) receives a letter of acceptance to Sarah Lawrence College. Her protective father, Walter (Larry Miller), is distraught by the news, as he wants Kat to attend college nearby. Kat distracts her father by revealing that Bianca was given a ride home from school by Joey Donner (Andrew Keegan). Bianca begs her father to allow her to date, but to no avail. Kat's aversion to dating prompts the father to come up with a new rule: Bianca can only date if Kat is dating.Cameron starts tutoring Bianca, and she informs him of her fathers rule after Cameron makes many failed attempts to ask her out. This news motivates Cameron and Michael to set out to find a boy who is willing to date Kat.Cameron suggests Patrick Verona (Heath Ledger), an outcast who is just as ill-tempered as Kat. Cameron tries asking Patrick for his assistance, but Patrick scares him off. Michael then poses the idea to Joey, also attempting to date Bianca, to pay Patrick to take Kat out. Patrick agrees, but Kat, however, wants nothing to do with Patrick. Cameron and Michael finally explain their situation to Patrick and inform him that Bogie Lowenstein (Kyle Cease) is throwing a party (this is actually a plot by Michael to get revenge, as a rumor from Bogie had got him kicked out of their clique). Cameron and Michael spread rumors around school that Bogie's party will have free beer and dancing, although it is actually a small private gathering.At the party, Kat tells Joey to stay away from her sister. Joey brags that he cannot guarantee she'll stay away from him. Kat gets upset and begins drinking, leading her to dance drunkenly on a table. Meanwhile, Cameron discovers that Bianca was using him to find a date for Kat so that Bianca could date Joey.Cameron decides to stop trying to date Bianca, but Patrick convinces him to go for it. Bianca asks Cameron for a ride home after discovering Joeys true character. Cameron drops her off and tells her that he really likes her and was very disappointed in her. At that point Bianca kisses Cameron. Patrick brings Kat home, and she drunkenly tries kissing Patrick. He suggests they should do that some other time, hurting Kats feelings.The next day at school, Patrick publicly sings Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You to Kat in front of everyone asking her forgiveness, landing him in detention. Kat gets him out of detention by "flashing" the soccer coach. Kat and Patrick spend the day together, and they both realize that they truly do like each other. Patrick, motivated by Joey's bribe of $300, asks Kat to the prom. However, she is suspicious of his motives and they get into a fight.Bianca tries to convince her father to let her go to the prom, but he refuses, since Kat isnt going. Bianca confronts Kat. Kat then reveals that she dated Joey and they had sex, mostly because everyone else was doing it. However, when Kat told Joey that she wasn't ready for sex and did not want to do it again, he immediately broke up with her. Even though she forbade Joey to tell anyone of their one time together or else she would tell all the cheerleaders how tiny he is, Kat still felt immense rejection, thus spurring her to not do anything ever again just because everyone else was doing it and distanced herself from her peers.Bianca and Kat end up going to the prom with Cameron and Patrick. Joey is furious to learn that Bianca has gone to prom with Cameron, and confronts Patrick about the "arrangement" in front of Kat. Kat blows up at Patrick and leaves. Joey subsequently confronts Cameron about manipulating the 'deal' for himself, but after he punches Cameron, Bianca hits Joey three times herself, leaving him curled up in pain on the floor with a broken nose and a black eye.The next morning, Bianca thanks Kat for going to prom and the sisters make up. Kat's father allows her to go to Sarah Lawrence. At school, Kat reads a poem which she wrote for English class, titled "10 Things I Hate About You" (written about Patrick). While reading the poem, she reveals (in front of the entire class) how hurt she was by what Patrick did and how much she really cares about him ("But mostly I hate the way I don't hate you. Not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all"). Patrick is shown to be touched by her revelation. In the parking lot, Kat finds a guitar Patrick bought her with the money Joey paid him, and he admits that he messed up their deal by falling for her. Kat forgives Patrick and the two kiss and make up.
Gil Junger
Director(s)
Karen McCullah Lutz
Kirsten Smith
William Shakespeare
Writer(s)
Jeffrey Chernov
executive producer
Jody Hedien
co-producer
Seth Jaret
executive producer
Andrew Lazar
producer
Greg Silverman
associate producer
Producer(s)
Richard Gibbs
Composer(s)
Patrick Verona
Heath Ledger
Kat Stratford
Julia Stiles
Cameron James
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Bianca Stratford
Larisa Oleynik
Michael
David Krumholtz
Joey Donner
Andrew Keegan
Mandella
Susan May Pratt
Chastity
Gabrielle Union
Walter Stratford
Larry Miller
Mr. Morgan (as Daryl 'Chill' Mitchell)
Daryl Mitchell
Ms. Perky
Allison Janney
Mr. Chapin
David Leisure
Scruvy
Greg Jackson
Bogie Lowenstien
Kyle Cease
Derek
Terence Heuston
Trevor
Cameron Fraser
Audio Visual Guy
Eric Riedmann
Beautiful Jock
Quinn Maixner
Coffee Kid #1
Demegio Kimbrough
Coffee Kid #2
Todd Butler
Cohort
Dennis Mosley
Coffee Girl
Bianca Kajlich
Drugged Out Loser
Nick Vukelic
Wimpy Loser (as Benjamin Laurance)
Ben Laurance
Laughing Loser
Aidan Kennedy
Crying Loser
Jelani Quinn
Screaming Loser
Jesse Dyer
Detention Student
Aaron Therol
Bartender
Carlos Lacamara
Jock
Joshua Thorpe
Mba Guy at Party
J.R. Johnson
Heather
Wendy Gottlieb
Clem
Brian Hood
Cowboy
Travis Muller
Kissing Guy
Ari Karczag
Judith
Laura Kenny
Perky Girl
Alice Evans
Buckaroo Bartender
Jesper Inglis
Biker
Nick Brown
Save Ferris Singer
Monique Powell
A film inspired by the classic Shakespeare play "The Taming of the Shrew.", set in a modern day high school.
Director(s)
Kirsten Smith
William Shakespeare
Writer(s)
executive producer
Jody Hedien
co-producer
Seth Jaret
executive producer
Andrew Lazar
producer
Greg Silverman
associate producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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