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My Last Five Girlfriends

Movie 2010 TMDB 5.3/10 Released

Depressed and suicidal, thirtysomething bachelor Duncan – determined to find the secret to a healthy, strong relationship, – flashes back to his last five relationships (in the last four years) and considers what caused each one to fail. Based on the novel 'Essays in Love' by Alain de Botton.

My Last Five Girlfriends is a movie first shown in 2010. Runtime is 87 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Drama, Romance, Comedy. TMDB score 5.3/10 from 45 votes.

87mRuntime
45TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
My Last Five Girlfriends
Release year
2010
Release date
March 19, 2010
Status
Released
Runtime
87 minutes
Genres
Drama, Romance, Comedy
Production companies
Tribeca Film Institute, Willing + Pilowsky Productions, Wire Films
Director
Julian Kemp
TMDB rating
5.3/10 (45 votes)
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Official trailer

My Last Five Girlfriends (2009) Trailer

Cast

Brendan Patricks

Brendan Patricks

Duncan

Kelly Adams

Kelly Adams

No. 1: Wendy

Jane March

Jane March

No. 2: Olive

Cécile Cassel

Cécile Cassel

No. 3: Rhona

Edith Bukovics

Edith Bukovics

No. 4: Natalie

Naomie Harris

Naomie Harris

No. 5: Gemma

Daniel Hoffmann-Gill

Daniel Hoffmann-Gill

Will

S

Sara Poyzer

No. 1 - Stewardess

K

Katie Stratford

No. 1 - Plane Passenger

G

Grant Sheehan

No. 1 - Plane Passenger

Johnny Ball

Johnny Ball

No. 1 - Self

S

Sally Christopher

No. 1 - Wendy's Boss

E

Ellen Hughes

No. 1 - Duncan's Sister

Duncan Wisbey

Duncan Wisbey

No. 1 - Divine Dating (voice)

M

Molly Line

No. 1 - Divine Dating Angel

J

John Line

No. 1 - God

A

Abigail Freeman

No. 1 - Young Wendy

J

Joe Malone

No. 1 - Young Duncan

Characters

  • Duncan voiced by Brendan Patricks
  • No. 1: Wendy voiced by Kelly Adams
  • No. 2: Olive voiced by Jane March
  • No. 3: Rhona voiced by Cécile Cassel
  • No. 4: Natalie voiced by Edith Bukovics
  • No. 5: Gemma voiced by Naomie Harris
  • Will voiced by Daniel Hoffmann-Gill
  • No. 1 - Stewardess voiced by Sara Poyzer
  • No. 1 - Plane Passenger voiced by Katie Stratford
  • No. 1 - Plane Passenger voiced by Grant Sheehan
  • No. 1 - Self voiced by Johnny Ball
  • No. 1 - Wendy's Boss voiced by Sally Christopher
  • No. 1 - Duncan's Sister voiced by Ellen Hughes
  • No. 1 - Divine Dating (voice) voiced by Duncan Wisbey
  • No. 1 - Divine Dating Angel voiced by Molly Line
  • No. 1 - God voiced by John Line
  • No. 1 - Young Wendy voiced by Abigail Freeman
  • No. 1 - Young Duncan voiced by Joe Malone

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