Popularity: 4 (history)
Director: | Seth Gordon |
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Writer: | Craig Mazin |
Staring: |
When a mild-mannered businessman learns his identity has been stolen, he hits the road in an attempt to foil the thief -- a trip that puts him in the path of a deceptively harmless-looking woman. | |
Release Date: | Feb 07, 2013 |
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Director: | Seth Gordon |
Writer: | Craig Mazin |
Genres: | Comedy, Crime |
Keywords | prison, bounty hunter, dual identity, police, bathroom, identity, women's prison, thief, money, numbers, locked in bathroom, sock |
Production Companies | Universal Pictures, Stuber Pictures, Aggregate Films, DumbDumb |
Box Office |
Revenue: $173,965,010
Budget: $35,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update) Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Jason Bateman | Sandy Patterson |
Melissa McCarthy | Diana |
Jon Favreau | Harold Cornish |
Amanda Peet | Trish Patterson |
T.I. | Julian |
Genesis Rodriguez | Marisol |
Morris Chestnut | Detective Reilly |
John Cho | Daniel Casey |
Robert Patrick | Skiptracer |
Eric Stonestreet | Big Chuck |
Jonathan Banks | Paul |
Ryan Gaul | Bartender |
Steve Mallory | Party Guy |
Tyler Nilson | Party Guy |
Steve Little | Party Guy's Buddy |
Andrew Friedman | Tequila Guy |
Antwan Mills | Winter Park Cop |
Ian Quinn | Winter Park Cop |
Diva Tyler | Booking Officer |
Mary-Charles Jones | Franny Patterson |
Maggie Elizabeth Jones | Jessie Patterson |
Sope Aluko | Secretary at Prominence Denver |
Brett Baker | Alec |
Nevaina Graves Rhodes | Cosmetics Girl |
Diolita Arnold | Cosmetics Girl |
Jamie Moore | Electronics Store Employee |
Brenda Gonzales | Jewelry Store Salesperson |
Nelson Bonilla | Cop Giving Traffic Ticket |
Angelyn Pass | New Catalyst Receptionist |
Lori Beth Sikes | Arlene in the Lady's Choice Salon |
Ben Falcone | Tony / Motel Desk Clerk |
Kate Graham | Counter Girl |
Deacon Dawson | Witness on the Highway |
Geordie White | Traffic Cop |
Steve Witting | Bus Station Attendant Carl |
Tim Andrews | Used Car Salesman |
Gary Weeks | Prominence Security Guard |
Ellie Kemper | Flo |
Chick Bernhard | St Louis Cop |
Craig A. Meyer | St. Louis Terrace Clerk |
Carlos Navarro | Luis the Gas Station Attendant |
Matt Burke | Ken Talbott |
Lee Spencer | St. Louis Terrace Manager |
Carmela Zumbado | Salon Sales Person |
Zeeky Minnis | Salon Sales Person |
John Eddins | St. Louis Cop |
Name | Job |
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Seth Gordon | Director |
Craig Mazin | Screenplay |
Javier Aguirresarobe | Director of Photography |
Christopher Lennertz | Original Music Composer |
Shepherd Frankel | Production Design |
Kimberly Greene | Makeup Department Head |
Mallory Thompson | Stunt Double |
Luci Romberg | Stunt Double |
Jasi Cotton Lanier | Stunt Double |
Chick Bernhard | Stunts |
Steve Kelso | Stunt Driver |
Henry Kingi Jr. | Stunt Driver |
Lisa Beach | Casting |
Sarah Katzman | Casting |
Peter Teschner | Editor |
Andrew Max Cahn | Art Direction |
Maria Nay | Set Decoration |
Carol Ramsey | Costume Design |
Alyssa Feener | Art Department Coordinator |
Michael Gowen | Art Department Coordinator |
Jeffrey Schlatter | Construction Coordinator |
John S. Baker | Special Effects Coordinator |
Jeremy Hays | Special Effects Coordinator |
Scott Willis | Special Effects Supervisor |
Beth Lipari | Casting Associate |
Christine Jordan | Assistant Costume Designer |
Joyce Kogut | Costume Supervisor |
Sarah Downer | Set Costumer |
Kate Duke | Set Costumer |
Melanie Mascioli | Set Costumer |
Myra N. Foy | Seamstress |
Gail Hunter | Script Supervisor |
Tijen Osman | Hairstylist |
Erin Wooldridge | Makeup Artist |
Lay'Na Anderson | Makeup Artist |
Victoria Wood | Wigmaker |
Allan Padelford | Stunt Driver |
Linda Flowers | Hair Department Head |
Name | Title |
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Jason Bateman | Producer |
Scott Stuber | Producer |
Pamela Abdy | Producer |
Dan Kolsrud | Executive Producer |
Peter Morgan | Executive Producer |
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Friends don't steal friends' identities, do they? While not quite the abomination that some critics have suggested it is, Identity Thief is a hard film to recommend to film fans looking for a comedy to cheer them up. Too long at just under two hours length, the makers appear to have dropped Melis ... sa McCarthy in the middle of a film, built a load of questionable on going gags around her, and then thrown Jason Bateman in for the charm offensive. Then as the film runs out of steam at the mid-point, it gets caught in a vortex of contrivances and pseudo serious statements. It's a real hodge-podge of a script that does the actors no favours at all. A great premise is not fulfilled, sadly. Identity Thief only escapes bottom of the ladder status because fans of the two leads will find a modicum of enjoyment in their respective efforts. 5/10
Good watch, probably won't watch again, and can recommend. This actually reminds me a lot of "Bounty Hunter", but with distinct elements of "Guest House" and "The Hustle". It's honestly disturbing to me to see the anatomy of a sociopath laid out in a movie like this, but it does thoroughly exa ... mple both what it is like to have your identity stolen and the kind of monsters that do that sort of thing. Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy are both top notch comedic actors, but some of the scenes were a little hammy, even for them. A lot of the movie sort of feels like a VERY long SNL sketch where people are going, "Wouldn't this be funny?" and someone always went, "Yeah, put that in, why not?". It's not that it's not good, but it could have been great.