Stuck in Love

Stuck in Love (2013)

Timing: 1:37 (97 min)

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Release date

2013-06-14

Country

United States

Production

The Solution, MICA Entertainment, Troy Entertainment, Informant Media, Informant Films

Genre

Drama, Comedy

Budget

$0

Revenue

$977 671

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Director

Josh Boone

Actors

Greg Kinnear, Jennifer Connelly, Lily Collins, Nat Wolff, Liana Liberato, Logan Lerman, Kristen Bell, Spencer Breslin, Stephen King, Patrick Schwarzenegger
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Scenario

Josh Boone

Producer

Judy Cairo, Lisa Wilson, Michael A. Simpson, Jeff Rice, Myles Nestel, Eric Brenner, Patrick W. Dugan

Operator

Tim Orr

Composer

Nate Walcott

Artist

Audition

John Papsidera

Editing

Robb Sullivan
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• Initially, the film was intended to be titled "Writers".
• The following well-known writers are mentioned in the film (or their books are read by the characters) — Flannery O'Connor (1925-1964), Richard Ford (1944), Joan Didion (1934), Stephen King (1947), and Raymond Carver (1938-1988).
• Rusty's story, which Sam sends to Stephen King, is an adaptation of the lyrics to the song I've Just Seen a Face (The Beatles, 1965). Rusty claims that she remembers this song every time she sees Kate. The story itself begins with Rusty's words: "I remember it hurting. It hurt to look at her."
• Samantha, played by Lily Collins, wrote a paper titled Under the Pink — the name of Tori Amos's 1994 album.
• The film was initially intended to be titled 'Writers'.
• The story Rusty sends to Stephen King is an adaptation of the lyrics to “I've Just Seen a Face” (The Beatles, 1965). Rusty claims that he remembers this song every time he sees Kate. The story itself begins with Rusty saying: “I remember it hurting. It hurt to look at her.”
• Rusty, played by Nat Wolff, gives Kate, played by Liana Liberato, a book. It’s a 25th-anniversary edition of Stephen King’s novel “It” (1986). Rusty is a big fan of King’s work.
• When Bill asks Sam, “How’s Louie doing?”, she replies, “What Louie?”. She is, at that moment, reading Ed Brubaker comics, which Louie adores (as he mentions in one of the earlier scenes of the film).
• At the beginning of the film, Erika, played by Jennifer Connelly, is reading “Blue Nights” (2011) by Joan Didion, a memoir about the author’s daughter’s death. By this point, Erika has already lost her own daughter, Sam, played by Lily Collins.