Additional information for Welcome to the Rileys, which has a domestic theatrical release set for October 29, 2010. The film is being distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films and has not yet been rated. Welcome to the Rileys has a total running time of 110 minutes.
R
USA
14
Switzerland
7
Sweden
NC-16
Singapore
MA
Australia
12
Netherlands
11
Norway
15A
Ireland
18
South Korea
16
Germany
M/12
Portugal
110min
Corações Perdidos
Brazil
Corações Perdidos
Portugal
Bruha haba'a le'Reily
Israel
Isten hozott Rileyéknál
Hungary
Mallory szerint a világ
Hungary
Oikogeneiaki prosklisi
Greece
Svet podle Mallory
Czech Republic
Welcome to the Rileys
France
Willkommen bei den Rileys
Germany
January 23, 2010
USA
February 15, 2010
Germany
June 25, 2010
USA
July 26, 2010
Australia
September 05, 2010
France
October 01, 2010
USA
October 29, 2010
USA
November 07, 2010
France
November 10, 2010
France
November 19, 2010
Sweden
January 21, 2011
Norway
January 21, 2011
Sweden
January 27, 2011
Switzerland
February 10, 2011
Israel
April 07, 2011
Germany
April 14, 2011
Denmark
April 14, 2011
Netherlands
June 01, 2011
Finland
July 08, 2011
Brazil
November 18, 2011
Ireland
November 18, 2011
UK
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On a business trip to New Orleans, a damaged man seeks salvation by caring for a wayward young woman.
Doug Riley and his wife Lois had been living a half life since their daughter Emily was killed eight years ago. Doug has been having an affair with a waitress named Vivian. Lois has struggled for years, harboring a secret and devastating sense of guilt for her daughter's death. She's withdrawn herself and hid away from the outside world, relying on hairdressers who made house calls, her sister Harriet and a local pastor.After Vivian dies, Doug is lost. On a business trip to New Orleans he finds himself standing at a crossroads. Later in a strip club, a 16 year old lap-dancer named Mallory invites Doug for extra services in a private room. He turns her offer of sex down but ends up driving her home to a run down apartment. Doug makes his own proposition to offer her $100 a day for staying at her place in order to get his head together. No sex. No strings. Mallory agrees.Doug calls Lois and tells her that he cannot come home. Then he and Mallory settled into a certain kind of domesticity even though Mallory is always wandering around naked and offering sex.Helpless on her own, Lois, who was previously unable to make it 20 yards to the mailbox, realizes that she must take action to save her marriage. For the first time in 8 years, she manages to reach her car and starts heading south, after a couple failed attempts.Back in Louisiana, Doug has tidied Mallory's apartment and begins trying to clean up her life.Lois, with a paper bag ready in hand in case of hyperventilation, finally arrives in New Orleans and is shocked to find her husband living with a foul-mouthed under-aged hooker. After notifying the similarity between her daughter and Mallory, Lois decides to stay in the apartment as well. The three of them form an unusual family relationship.Mallory balks when Lois tries to dissuade her from turning tricks and dancing, and they have a small row, whereupon Mallory runs off, presumably to work. She is subsequently arrested, and calls Doug. Doug and Lois pick Mallory up, but while driving back to the apartment, Mallory runs from the car. She explains when she turns back for a moment that she's "...not somebody's little girl. It's too late for that", and darts off into the darkness of the streets.Doug and Lois realize that she not only isn't their daughter, she can never be, and they return to Indianapolis.Several weeks later, Mallory calls Doug, and tells him she's on her way to Las Vegas. He tells her that he and Lois are there, and will be there, whenever she wants to call.
Jake Scott
Director(s)
Ken Hixon
Writer(s)
Giovanni Agnelli
producer
Garrett Basch
co-producer
Scott Bloom
producer
Michael Costigan
producer
Ken Hixon
executive producer
Maresa Pullman
co-producer
Malcolm Reeve
co-producer
Ridley Scott
executive producer
Tony Scott
executive producer
Bergen Swanson
line producer
Steven Zaillian
executive producer
Producer(s)
Marc Streitenfeld
Composer(s)
Douglas Lloyd 'Doug' Riley
James Gandolfini
Allison alias Mallory
Kristen Stewart
Lois Riley
Melissa Leo
Jerry
Joe Chrest
Harriet
Ally Sheedy
Tara
Tiffany Coty
Vivian
Eisa Davis
Hamilton 'Ham' Watkins
Lance E. Nichols
Brenda (as Peggy Walton Walker)
Peggy Walton-Walker
Sharon
Sharon Landry
Charlene
Kathy Lamkin
Waitress
Kerry Cahill
Danny
Ken Hixon
Randy
Elliott Grey
Ed
David Jensen
Ernie (as Greg DiLeo)
Greg Di Leo
Parking Officer
Deneen Tyler
Sales Clerk
Lara Grice
Roger
Jack Moore
Desk Clerk
George Eaton
Driver
James Holbrook
Jay-Jay
Chris Kuttruff
Bondsman
Kim Collins
Day Manager
Mark Adam
Conventioneer
Russell Steinberg
Second Liners (uncredited)
Cynthia LeBlanc
Second Liners (uncredited)
Elton LeBlanc
Customer at Vaughns Rest (uncredited)
Jay Oliver
Plumbing Salesman, Cocktail & Dinner Patron, Conventioneer (uncredited)
Logan Douglas Smith
Conventioneer (uncredited)
Terry Lee Smith
Plumber at Strip Club (uncredited)
Michael Wozniak
Director(s)
Writer(s)
producer
Garrett Basch
co-producer
Scott Bloom
producer
Michael Costigan
producer
Ken Hixon
executive producer
Maresa Pullman
co-producer
Malcolm Reeve
co-producer
Ridley Scott
executive producer
Tony Scott
executive producer
Bergen Swanson
line producer
Steven Zaillian
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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