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DramaRomance

P.S. I Love You

- His life ended. Now, a new one will begin.

A young widow discovers that her late husband has left her 10 messages intended to help ease her pain and start a new life.

Release Date : 2007-11-15

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Wendy Finerman ProductionsAlcon EntertainmentWarner Bros. PicturesGrosvenor Park Films LLPSummit Entertainment

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Hilary Swank

Character Name : Holly

Original Name : Hilary Swank

Gender : Female

Gerard Butler

Character Name : Gerry

Original Name : Gerard Butler

Gender : Male

Lisa Kudrow

Character Name : Denise

Original Name : Lisa Kudrow

Gender : Female

Harry Connick Jr.

Character Name : Daniel

Original Name : Harry Connick Jr.

Gender : Male

Gina Gershon

Character Name : Sharon

Original Name : Gina Gershon

Gender : Female

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Character Name : William

Original Name : Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Gender : Male

Kathy Bates

Character Name : Patricia

Original Name : Kathy Bates

Gender : Female

James Marsters

Character Name : John

Original Name : James Marsters

Gender : Male

Nellie McKay

Character Name : Ciara

Original Name : Nellie McKay

Gender : Female

Anne Kent

Character Name : Rose Kennedy

Original Name : Anne Kent

Gender : Male

Brian McGrath

Character Name : Martin Kennedy

Original Name : Brian McGrath

Gender : Male

Dean Winters

Character Name : Tom

Original Name : Dean Winters

Gender : Male

Sherie Rene Scott

Character Name : Barbara

Original Name : Sherie Rene Scott

Gender : Female

Susan Blackwell

Character Name : Vicky

Original Name : Susan Blackwell

Gender : Female

Michael Countryman

Character Name : Ted

Original Name : Michael Countryman

Gender : Male

Roger Rathburn

Character Name : Minister

Original Name : Roger Rathburn

Gender : Male

Rita Gardner

Character Name : Elderly Woman

Original Name : Rita Gardner

Gender : Female

Brian Munn

Character Name : Patsy

Original Name : Brian Munn

Gender : Male

Shepherd Frankel

Character Name : Guy with Clipboard

Original Name : Shepherd Frankel

Gender : Male

Mike Doyle

Character Name : Leprechaun

Original Name : Mike Doyle

Gender : Male

Caris Vujcec

Character Name : Waitress

Original Name : Caris Vujcec

Gender : Female

Alexandra McGuinness

Character Name : Local Gal

Original Name : Alexandra McGuinness

Gender : Male

Don Sparks

Character Name : Mailman

Original Name : Don Sparks

Gender : Male

Reviews

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CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2024-02-17

Scots-born Gerard Butler ("Gerry") sports an American accent and comes from Ireland so maybe this isn't going to be the most plausible rom-com? He has a fiery but loving relationship with his wife "Holly" (Hilary Swank) who can't decide if she wants kids or not. Sadly, his active role in the film is cut short and she is left to deal with the consequences of widowhood. She's not alone on her new journey, though. "Gerry" had anticipated her predicament and left some letters to help her get through the grief and set off on a new path - however reluctantly she might want one. At first it's a cake for her birthday then as more arrive we start to appreciate more about how they met and fell in love. Some disastrous karaoke, temper tantrums and his downright hostile relationship with her mother "Patricia" (Kathy Bates). A trip to Ireland helps her to recalibrate though, and a meeting with local musician "William" (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) makes he realise that her life has plenty of legs in it yet. At home, lifelong friend "Daniel" (Harry Connick Jr.) presses his suit and makes her think even more about her future. Can she find love again? Connick is on decent form as is Bates, but the remainder of this is just a bit too sentimental for mea and the humour doesn't land often enough. There's little by way of chemistry on display and though the letter-writing concept is quite original, the execution becomes just a bit too episodic and Butler tries too hard to make this work. It's perfectly watchable, but is too workmanlike to be memorable.