Everybody has one
Everybody has one—the sibling who is always just a little bit behind the curve when it comes to getting his life together. For sisters Liz, Miranda and Natalie, that person is their perennially upbeat brother, Ned. But as each of their lives begins to unravel, Ned's family comes to realise that Ned isn't such an idiot after all.
- 6.1
- 2011
- Released
- 1h 30m
Paul Rudd
Nedrick 'Ned' Rochlin
Elizabeth Banks
Miranda Rochlin
Zooey Deschanel
Natalie Rochlin
Emily Mortimer
Liz Rochlin Byng
Steve Coogan
Dylan Byng
Rashida Jones
Cindy
Kathryn Hahn
Janet
T.J. Miller
Billy
Shirley Knight
Ilene Rochlin
Adam Scott
Jeremy
Matthew Mindler
River Rochlin Byng
Hugh Dancy
Christian
Janet Montgomery
Lady Arabella
Sterling K. Brown
Officer Omar
Lydia Haug
Tatiana
Kathy Fitzgerald
Velma
Wrenn Schmidt
Beth
Francesca Papalia
Sadie
Bob Stephenson
Officer Washburn
Peter Hermann
Terry
Kelly Briter
Girl with Jeremy
Nick Sullivan
CustomerKayla Squiteri
Echo Rochlin ByngSummer Squiteri
Echo Rochlin Byng
Gina Artese
BallerinaSylvestre Rasuk
Conflicted Kid on Train
Adi Hanash
Paramedic
Nikki E. Walker
Female Cop
Marceline Hugot
Judy
Camille Bright
Destiny's House Girl #1
Teja Frank
Destiny's House Girl #2
Alexia Rasmussen
Chloe
Lucas Near-Verbrugghe
Max
Polly Draper
Ellen
Neal Lerner
Darren
James Biberi
Guard
Katie Aselton
Amy
Julie White
Released
en
$5,000,000.00
$24,816,118.00
- #farm
- #sibling relationship
- #hippie
- #ex-lover
- #honesty
- #relationship problems
- #family clan
- #idealist
- #hippie lifestyle
- #dog
- #parolee
- #rift
- #outtakes
- #jailed
- #gullibility
- #brother sister relationship
- #free spirited
- #loving
- #farmer's market
- #willie nelson
- #taken advantage of
- #trusting
Reviews
Really good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. This has a fantastic cast of characters. Paul Rudd leads excellently, but the rest of the cast is so good that he doesn't have to carry the movie. Too often the lead overpowers the presence of other actors. It helps that he is playing a doofy character. This story is just as complicated as real life, but as ridiculous as it is, it's