Additional information for I Love You, Man, which has a domestic theatrical release set for March 20, 2009. The film is being distributed by DreamWorks Pictures and has not yet been rated. The film's total running time is still unknown.
R
USA
NC-16
Singapore
14A
Canada
18
Ireland
12
Netherlands
M/12
Portugal
R16
New Zealand
B15
Mexico
12
Iceland
A
Denmark
S
Finland
12
Switzerland
15
UK
MA
Australia
March 20, 2009
Canada
March 20, 2009
USA
April 8, 2009
Iceland
April 17, 2009
UK
April 23, 2009
Croatia
April 23, 2009
Germany
April 23, 2009
Hungary
April 23, 2009
New Zealand
April 23, 2009
Slovenia
April 24, 2009
Brazil
April 24, 2009
Bulgaria
April 24, 2009
Estonia
April 24, 2009
Lithuania
April 24, 2009
Mexico
April 24, 2009
South Africa
May 28, 2009
Lebanon
May 28, 2009
Netherlands
May 29, 2009
Norway
May 29, 2009
Sweden
June 4, 2009
Australia
June 4, 2009
Czech Republic
June 10, 2009
Egypt
June 11, 2009
Portugal
June 11, 2009
Singapore
June 12, 2009
Spain
June 12, 2009
Turkey
June 19, 2009
Denmark
July 9, 2009
Chile
July 10, 2009
Venezuela
July 29, 2009
Belgium
July 29, 2009
France
July 31, 2009
Poland
August 13, 2009
Kazakhstan
August 13, 2009
Russia
August 21, 2009
Italy
Are You Man Enough To Say It?
In I Love You, Man, a comedy from John Hamburg (Along Came Polly, co-writer of Meet The Parents, Meet The Fockers, Zoolander), Peter Klaven (Paul Rudd, Knocked Up The 40 Year Old Virgin) is a successful real estate agent who, upon getting engaged to the woman of his dreams, Zooey, (The Offices Rashida Jones), discovers, to his dismay and chagrin, that he has no male friend close enough to serve as his Best Man. Peter immediately sets out to rectify the situation, embarking on a series of bizarre and awkward man-dates, before meeting Sydney Fife (Jason Segel, Forgetting Sarah Marshall), a charming, opinionated man with whom he instantly bonds. But the closer the two men get, the more Peters relationship with Zooey suffers, ultimately forcing him to choose between his fiancée and his new found bro, in a story that comically explores what it truly means to be a friend.
Peter has just gotten engaged to Zooey, and everything is going well for him. That is until he slowly realizes that he does not have any friends that could serve as his best man. Peter seeks the advice of his brother on how to meet new people to become his potential best man. After several bizarre man-dates, Peter gives up completely and focuses his efforts on trying to sell a house that belongs to Lou Ferrigno. Determined to sell the house, Peter holds an open house for prospective buyers. There he meets Sydney Fife, a very honest and laid back investor who takes a liking to Peter. While conversing with Sydney, Peter learns that Sydney is a very blunt and honest person. They hit it off and trade business cards. When Peter finally gets the guts to call Sydney back, he leaves a very embarrassing message for him. Later in front of Zooey's girlfriends, Sydney calls back and Peter and Sydney go on a man-date. Peter who's usually a girly kind of guy who hates drinking, gets pretty drunk with Sydney. They go on to become best friends over the course of the months leading up to Peter's wedding, Peter asks Sydney to be his best man. Sydney borrows money from Peter. When Zooey confronts Peter on his lies about the money, they temporarily split up. Peter finds out that the money went towards a series of billboard ads across town. Peter finds the billboards ridiculous, as they don't fit with his professional personality. He confronts Sydney to get him to have the signs taken down and to get his money back, which Sydney promises to do. Peter and Sydney decide to end their relationship because of this conflict. However when Peter gets back to the office, he finds out that the ads worked; not only did he receive more clients, he sold the Ferrigno house. While Peter feels bad that he ended the relationship with Sydney, he doesn't re-invite to the wedding. Before the wedding, Zooey sees Peter is upset about Sydney, so she calls and invites Sydney (who is already on his way) to the wedding. Just before the Vows are to be taken, Sydney makes a dramatic entrance, they explain their platonic love for each other, and Sydney assumes the role of Best Man. [D-Man2010]
John Hamburg
Director(s)
John Hamburg
Larry Levin
Larry Levin
Writer(s)
Anders Bard
co-producer
Jeffrey Clifford
executive producer
Donald De Line
producer
Andrew Haas
executive producer
John Hamburg
producer
Bill Johnson
executive producer
Tom Pollock
executive producer
Ivan Reitman
executive producer
Producer(s)
Theodore Shapiro
Composer(s)
Peter Klaven
Paul Rudd
Zooey Rice
Rashida Jones
Hailey
Sarah Burns
Hailey's Date
Greg Levine
Denise
Jaime Pressly
Barry
Jon Favreau
Joyce Klaven
Jane Curtin
Oswald Klaven
J.K. Simmons
Robbie Klaven
Andy Samberg
Leanne (Davis Dunn Receptionist)
Jean Villepique
Tevin Downey
Rob Huebel
Female Co-Worker #1
Kym Whitley
Female Co-Worker #2
Colleen Crabtree
Female Co-Worker #3
Caroline Farah
Gil
Mather Zickel
Eugene
Aziz Ansari
Larry
Nick Kroll
Zooey's Friend #1
Liz Cackowski
Zooey's Friend #2
Kulap Vilaysack
Zooey's Friend #3
Catherine Reitman
Zooey's Friend #4
Carla Gallo
Zooey's Friend #5
Vicki Davis
Alan (Bench Press Guy)
Josh Cooke
Barry's Buddy #1
Jay Chandrasekhar
Barry's Buddy #2
Seth Morris
Barry's Buddy #3 (as James Engel)
James P. Engel
Barry's Buddy #4
Jerry Minor
Lonnie (Voice Crack Guy)
Joe Lo Truglio
Doug
Thomas Lennon
Mel Stein
Murray Gershenz
JAR Waitress
Keri Safran
Open House Couple
Greg Tuculescu
Open House Couple
Renee Darmiento
Sydney Fife
Jason Segel
Himself (The Dog)
Anwar Sadat
Venice Boardwalk Jogger
Ian Roberts
Venice Boardwalk Bodybuilder (as Robert Cicherillo)
Bob Cicherillo
Sydney's Buddy #1 (as Ethan Smith)
Ethan S. Smith
Sydney's Buddy #2
Nelson Franklin
Mr. Chu
Ping Wu
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Let's Make Friends
USA
Te amo, brother
Mexico
Люблю тебя, чувак
Russia
És o Maior, Meu!
Portugal
Adamim benim!
Turkey: Turkish title
Caut cavaler de onoare
Romania
Covjece, volim te
Croatia
Eu Te Amo, Cara
Brazil
J't'aime mon homme
Canada: French title
Kallis oled, vana
Estonia
Se agapao, file
Greece
Spancserek
Hungary
Stary, kocham cie
Poland
Te quiero, tío
Spain
Trauzeuge gesucht!
Germany
Friendless Peter Klaven goes on a series of man-dates to find a Best Man for his wedding. But when his insta-bond with his new B.F.F. puts a strain on his relationship with his fiancée, can the trio learn to live happily ever after?
Peter has just gotten engaged to Zooey, and everything is going well for him. That is until he slowly realizes that he does not have any friends that could serve as his best man. Peter seeks the advice of his brother on how to meet new people to become his potential best man. After several bizarre man-dates, Peter gives up completely and focuses his efforts on trying to sell a house that belongs to Lou Ferrigno. Determined to sell the house, Peter holds an open house for prospective buyers. There he meets Sydney Fife, a very honest and laid back investor who takes a liking to Peter. While conversing with Sydney, Peter learns that Sydney is a very blunt and honest person. They hit it off and trade business cards. When Peter finally gets the guts to call Sydney back, he leaves a very embarrassing message for him. Later in front of Zooey's girlfriends, Sydney calls back and Peter and Sydney go on a man-date. Peter who's usually a girly kind of guy who hates drinking, gets pretty drunk with Sydney. They go on to become best friends over the course of the months leading up to Peter's wedding, Peter asks Sydney to be his best man. Sydney borrows money from Peter. When Zooey confronts Peter on his lies about the money, they temporarily split up. Peter finds out that the money went towards a series of billboard ads across town. Peter finds the billboards ridiculous, as they don't fit with his professional personality. He confronts Sydney to get him to have the signs taken down and to get his money back, which Sydney promises to do. Peter and Sydney decide to end their relationship because of this conflict. However when Peter gets back to the office, he finds out that the ads worked; not only did he receive more clients, he sold the Ferrigno house. While Peter feels bad that he ended the relationship with Sydney, he doesn't re-invite to the wedding. Before the wedding, Zooey sees Peter is upset about Sydney, so she calls and invites Sydney (who is already on his way) to the wedding. Just before the Vows are to be taken, Sydney makes a dramatic entrance, they explain their platonic love for each other, and Sydney assumes the role of Best Man. [D-Man2010]
Director(s)
Larry Levin
Larry Levin
Writer(s)
co-producer
Jeffrey Clifford
executive producer
Donald De Line
producer
Andrew Haas
executive producer
John Hamburg
producer
Bill Johnson
executive producer
Tom Pollock
executive producer
Ivan Reitman
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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