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| Weinstein Company (2007) | |||||
| Drama, Romance | |||||
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| Selma Blair | Patti Petalson | |
| Debra Messing | Kate Scott | |
| Edward Burns | Michael Murphy | |
| Patrick Wilson | Brian Callahan | |
| Dennis Farina | Gilmore | |
| Elizabeth Reaser | ||
| Donal Logue | Chazz Coleman | |
| Max Baker | Mark | |
| James Biberi | Elevator Operator | |
| George Bryant II | Limo driver | |
| Orlagh Cassidy |
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| Producer | Margot Bridger
Edward Burns |
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| Writer | Edward Burns
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A second chance for a first love Imagine bumping into your "ex" and finding his pal is your best friend's old flame. So begins this hilarious and touching romantic comedy starring Selma Blair (Legally Blonde), a struggling novelist with a stifled marriage, whose life takes a turn when the onetime love-of-her-life (Patrick Wilson, Running with Scissors) suddenly reappears. Featuring Edward Burns (27 Dresses) as the reformed womanizer and Debra Messing (TV's The Starter Wife, Will & Grace) as Blair's best friend, Purple Violets is a funny, fresh and feel-good movie that proves true love deserves a second chance. |
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