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Cast

• Jon Favreau
• Jon Favreau - Johnny O
• Justin Long - Christopher
• Ivan Sergei - Carson Wigham
• Ivan Sergei - Wigham, Carson
• Vince Vaughn
• Vince Vaughn - Gary
• Vince Vaughn - Gary Grobowski
• John Michael Higgins - Richard Meyers
• Joey Lauren Adams
• Joey Lauren Adams - Maddie
• Cole Hauser - Lupus Grobowski
• Jennifer Aniston
• Jennifer Aniston - Brooke
• Jennifer Aniston - Brooke Meyers
• Ann-Margret
• Ann-Margret - Wendy Meyers
• Jason Bateman - Riggleman
• Vincent D'Onofrio - Dennis Grobowski
• Judy Davis
• Judy Davis - Marilyn Dean
• Jacqueline Williams - Shondra
• Phil Ridarelli - Boat Tourist
• Mary-Pat Green - Mischa
• Geoff Stults - Date, Mike
• William Dick - Waiter
• Vernon Vaughn - Howard Meyers
• Jane Hu - Diane
• Rebecca Spence - Jen
• Tiffany Addison - Waitress
• Jessica Vilchis - Hot Girl
• Lisa Pace - Hot Girl
• Samantha Albert - Debbie
• Wayne A. Brown - Tourist
• Maynard Love - Tourist
• Jenna Hurt - Poker Girl
• Jessica Stramer - Poker Girl
• Ashley Giancola - Poker Girl
• Lanae Sahs - Poker Girl
• Terracina - Boat Tourist
• Sharon Vaughn - Boat Tourist
• Rhett Miller - Old 97's
• Murry Hammond - Old 97's
• Ken Bethea - Old 97's
• Philip Peeples - Old 97's
• Gunnar Madsen - Tone Rangers
• Karl Solis - Tone Ranger
• Eric Bradley - Tone Ranger
• Paul Peterson - Tone Ranger
• Sean P. Gorecki - Tone Rangers
• Eddie Martinez - Hot Dog Vendor
• Chuck Stubbings - County Clubber
• Ryan Cowhey - Andrew Jr
• Megan Klein - Sally
• Trisha 'Star' Vargo - Riv Bartender
• Linda Cohn - ESPN Voiceover
• Nydia Rodriguez Terracina - Boat Tourist
• Michael Winther - Tone Ranger
• Elaine Robinson - Carol Grabowski
• Susan Messing - Tourist
• Julie Adrianson Neary - Riv Ticket Taker
• Jane Alderman - Mrs. Grabowski
• Keir O'Donnell - Date, Paul
• Vincent D'Onofrio - Dennis Grabowski
• Cole Hauser - Lupus Grabowski
• Peter Billingsley - Andrew

Crew

• Art Director: David Sandefur
• Associate Producer: John C. Isbell
• Production Designer: Andrew Laws
• Set Decorator: Daniel Clancy
• First Assistant Director: Todd Amateau
• Sound/Sound Designer: Cameron Frankley
• Producer: Scott Stuber ,Vince Vaughn
• Screenwriter: Vince Vaughn
• Screen Story: Vince Vaughn
• Composer (Music Score): Jon Brion
• Casting: Juel Bestrop
• Editor: Dan Lebental
• Costume Designer: Carol Oditz
• Director: Peyton Reed
• Editor: David Rosenbloom
• Cinematographer: Eric Alan Edwards
• Musical Direction/Supervision: John O'Brien
• Associate Producer: Victoria Vaughn
• Producer: Stuart M. Besser
• Executive Producer: Stuart M. Besser
• Sound/Sound Designer: John Pritchett
• Casting: Jeanne McCarthy
• Executive Producer: Peter Billingsley
• Screenwriter: Jay Lavender
• Co-producer: Jay Lavender
• Screen Story: Jay Lavender
• Co-producer: Jeremy Garelick
• Screenwriter: Jeremy Garelick
• Screen Story: Jeremy Garelick
• Associate Producer: John Isbell
• Production Supervisor: Mitchell Dauterive
• Special Effects Coordinator: John D. Milinac
• Set Designer: Stephanie Gilliam
• Department Head Hair: Dominic Mango
• Script Supervisor: Sheila G. Waldron
• Costumes Supervisor: Joyce Kogut
• Stunts Coordinator: Joe Bucaro III
• Camera Operator: George Kohut
• Department Head Makeup: Suzie Ostos
• Visual Effects: Bill Taylor
• Re-Recording Mixer: Steve Pederson
• Choreography: Michelle Johnston
• Re-Recording Mixer: Brad Sherman
• Production Accountant: Lori Scowley
• Location Manager: Al Nolan-Cohn
• Second Unit Director: Nina Jack
• Casting: Jennifer Rudnicke
• Second Unit Director Of Photography: Jody Williams
• Camera Operator: Jody Williams
• Special Effects Foreman: William Kennedy
• Construction Coordinator: Bruce DiValerio
• Additional Music: John O'Brien ,Greg Morgenstern
• Visual Effects: Syd Dutton
• Gaffer: Dick Oakes
• Makeup: Chelo Ontiveros
• Steadicam Operator: Peter Rosenfeld
• Camera Operator: Peter Rosenfeld
• Properties Master: William Dambra
• Casting: Mickey Paskal
• First Assistant Director: Todd Michael Amateau
• Production Sound Mixer: John Pritchett
• Unit Production Manager: Stuart M. Besser
• Post Production Supervisor: Sean Stratton
• Music Producer: Jon Brion
• Cinematographer: Eric Edwards

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The Break-Up: AMG Review
Perry Seibert , AMG

Peyton Reed's The Break-Up earns its title honestly. The screenplay, the actors, and the director have succeeded in capturing an ugly, pedestrian break-up between two very average emotionally stunted people. The scenes that deal dramatically, rather than humorously, with the situation actually are the strongest elements of the film. The huge verbal blow-out between the two at the beginning of the film, and the scene where they "discuss" with their realtor who should keep the spacious Chicago apartment they rent together, offer ample evidence that there was a very good film that could have been made from this material. Both Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn are willing to keep the least attractive elements of their characters front and center for most of the film. Sadly, these strengths are also the film's weakness. As good as Vaughn and Aniston are, it is hard to shake the feeling that these performers, both quite obviously in their mid-thirties at least, are too old for these roles. However, casting younger actors in the parts would have made the fact that they share an expensive Chicago apartment all the more unbelievable. Their particular problems are also so universal as to seem almost mundane. An audience member would be hard-pressed to like or root for either of them, as both of the characters lack a level of maturity that most people attain by that age. The characters may learn something about themselves, but where The Break-Up ultimately fails despite its good qualities is that the average viewer is not likely to identify with either character enough to learn anything about themselves. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide