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PRODUCED BY: Nanette Burstein
WRITTEN BY: Geoff LaTulippe
MUSIC: Mychael Danna
PRODUCED BY: Jennifer Gigbot, Garrett Grant & Adam Shankman
PRODUCTION: New Line – Offspring
DISTRIBUTED BY: Warner Bros.. USA and France
ORIGIN: USA
DURATION: 1h42min
PUBLIC: For all ages
OUTPUT: September 3, 2010 in USA – September 29, 2010 in France
Budget: 32 Million Dollars
REVENUE: No info
LOCATIONS: New York City, NY USA
GENRE: Contemporary Rom-Com
AVAILABILITY: In Your Cinemas
AFTERMATH: No

JUSTIN LONG: Garrett
DREW BARRYMORE: Erin
Charlie Day: Dan
Jason Sudeikis: Box
CHRISTINA APPLEGATE: Corrine
KELLI GARNER: Brianna
Natalie morales: Brandy
Jim Gaffigan: Phil
June Diane Raphael: Karen
ROB Riggle Ron

Synopsis

Garrett (JUSTIN LONG) and Erin (DREW BARRYMORE) are in love and happy couple. Until the day when Erin from San Francisco and Garrett is in Manhattan. Those two are going to discover what a long distance relationship … And it’s much more complicated than they thought …
Time to stop homesickness, “Melrose Place” fans – 90′s heartthrob Andrew Shue has found love again. After their recent respective divorces, the actor and “Weekend Today” anchor Amy Robach exchanged wedding vows at Chelsea Piers in New York on Saturday. PEOPLE reports that Shue’s mother officiated the ceremony – which takes place on 37th anniversary of the bride took.

“Instead of wedding cake, they have a birthday cake”, a “Today” rep told people on the guest list.

The reception, told the rep, was a modest gathering. “The guest list was quite small. They wanted an intimate atmosphere with friends and family. ” The wedding party included Shue’s three sons with ex-wife Jennifer Hageney Robach and Tim McIntosh’s two daughters.

Among the guests were Shue’s “Adventures in Babysitting ‘s sister Elizabeth and her husband, director Davis Guggenheim, and Robach NBC colleague Meredith Vieira, Ann Curry and Kathie Lee Gifford.

Shue and Robach, who met last April at a book party and got engaged in September, celebrated their union with a few unique touches. The rep said: “Instead of a gift, they asked their guests to their two favorite songs – a dance, a love -. and they were played all night”

“The wedding was absolutely beautiful,” the rep added. “Amy and Andrew were radiant.”

Seven months ago, when David Rhodes left Fox News to become the head of American TV programming for Bloomberg News, he said that one of his goals was to give his new TV division a more international focus.

“Everybody in this industry talks about wanting to do more global newsgathering and, particularly with regards to the financial crisis, about the interconnectedness of these issues,” said Mr. Rhodes at the time. “But not many have the capability to gather in these places. That is such an opportunity. [Bloomberg] still has journalists and bureaus in all these places….Right now you don’t really see that in the programming.”

To date, Mr. Rhodes’ tenure at Bloomberg TV has been relatively quiet.NATALIE MORALES But on Tuesday morning, in what is arguably his highest profile hire to date, Mr. Rhodes announced that Margaret Brennan, a general assignment reporter at CNBC, will be joining Bloomberg in July.

Where will Ms. brennan fit in?

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