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Stuck on You
Brothers Stick Together
Directed by	Farrelly Brothers
Produced by	Farrelly Brothers Mark Charpentier Marc S. Fischer Garrett Grant Kris Meyer Hal Olofsson Bradley Thomas Charles B. Wessler Endrick Lekay (uncredited)
Written by	Screenplay: Farrelly Brothers Bennett Yellin Charles B. Wessler
Starring	Matt Damon Greg Kinnear Eva Mendes Wen Yann Shih Pat Crawford Brown
Cinematography	Daniel Mindel
Editing by	Christopher Greenbury Dave Terman
Distributed by	20th Century Fox
Release date(s)	December 12, 2003 (2003-12-12) (US)
Running time	118 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$55,000,000
Gross revenue	$64,000,000 (worldwide)

Stuck On You is a 2003 comedy film directed by the Farrelly brothers and starring Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear.

Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Reception 3.1 Critics 3.2 Box office 4 Music 5 References 6 External links

[edit] Plot

Stuck On You is a Farrelly Brothers comedy about a pair of conjoined twins. They use their unique deformity as a means to gain acceptance and live as normally as possible within everyday life. Everything is going great until Walt (Greg Kinnear) follows his dreams of making it as a Hollywood actor, and persuades his hesitant brother Bob (Matt Damon) to go along for the ride.

The brothers also have to deal with the complications of dating as Bob meets and falls in love with May (Wen Yann Shih), a woman he met online, who is unaware that Bob has a conjoined twin.

[edit] Cast

• Matt Damon as Bob Tenor
• Greg Kinnear as Walt Tenor
• Eva Mendes as April Mercedes
• Wen Yann Shih as May Fong
• Pat Crawford Brown as Mimmy
• Ray Valliere as Rocket
• Tommy Songin as Tommy
• Terence Bernie Hines as Moe Neary
• Cher as Herself
• Jackie Flynn as Howard
• Seymour Cassel as Morty O'Reilly
• Griffin Dunne as Himself
• Bridget Tobin as Vineyard Cutie
• Danny Murphy as Dicky
• Malcolm G. Chace Jr. as Vineyard Buddie
• Meryl Streep as herself
• Steve Tyler as Detective Reudy
• Dane Cook as Officer Fraioli

[edit] Reception

[edit] Critics

Rotten Tomatoes gave the film an aggregate rating of 60% based on 150 reviews.^[1]

[edit] Box office

Although the movie was able to make back its production budget by grossing $34 million domestically and $32 internationally,^[2] its box office draw considerably underperformed the Farrelly Brothers previous hits. It only managed third place in its opening weekend box office (US) despite having the largest theater count of any movie that weekend (Dec 12-14 2003).

[edit] Music

The song "Human" recorded by Cher, who appears in the film, was included in the soundtrack. There was no official release, but in Germany the song was released on a promotional CD of the sountrack called "Unzertrennlich" and that version clocks 3:49. The song can be heard during the end credits of the film and is played during a scene in a club. This is the first Farrelly Brothers film not to have an Official Soundtrack.

Pete Yorn recorded a cover of the Albert Hammond classic "It Never Rains in Southern California" for the film, and like the aforementioned Cher song, remains unreleased.

The Kings of Leon songs "California Waiting", "Molly Chambers" and "Holy Roller Novacaine" are all featured in the film as well. All three songs appear in the bands first EP 'Holy Roller Novacaine'.

Greg Kinnear's version of "Summertime" is an almost note-for-note cover of Billy Stewart's version of "Summertime".

Eight minutes out in the movie, while at a bar, Morten Abel's song "Welcome Home" is played.

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Stuck On You at the Internet Movie Database
• Stuck on You (film) at Rotten Tomatoes

v • d • e Films directed by the Farrelly brothers 1990s Dumb and Dumber (1994) · Kingpin (1996) · There's Something About Mary (1998) 2000s Me, Myself & Irene (2000) · Osmosis Jones (2001) · Shallow Hal (2001) · Stuck on You (2003) · Fever Pitch (2005) · The Heartbreak Kid (2007)