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| Warner Bros. (1997) | |||||
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| Russell Crowe | Steve | |
| Salma Hayek | Monica | |
| Abraham Alvarez | Minister | |
| Carlo Corazon | Gym Trainer | |
| Mary Ann Schmidt | Dream scene fitness model | |
| Marty Granger | Steve's date - kissing |
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| Producer | Robert Greenwald
George Moffly Cas Donovan Brad Gordon |
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| Writer | Michael Cristofer
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The good news: Steve and Monica are together. The bad news: Steve and Monica are together. The great news: Academy Award winner Russell Crowe and Salma Hayek portray the on-again/off-again couple in a savvy contemporary romance directed by Robert Greenwald (The Burning Bed) and written by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Cristofer (The Shadow Box). Mixing vignettes, photos, on-the-street interviews and New York settings, Breaking Up chronicles the pair's crazed romance. "It's a failure, but it's ours." Steve tells Monica. And from splitting up to making up, something whispers it's the love of their lifetimes. |
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