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All Over The Guy | All Over the Guy | - Category: Romance, Homosexual
- Year: 2001
- Company: Lion Gate Entertainment Company
- Running time: 95 mins
- Rating in US: R
| | Starring: | Tony Abatemarco, Sasha Alexander (Jackie), Dan Bucatinsky (Eli), Adam Goldberg (Brett), Joanna Kerns, Lisa Kudrow, Andrea Martin (Dr. Wyckoff), Christina Ricci (Rayna), Doris Roberts (Ester), Richard Ruccolo (Tom), Nicolas Surovy | | Director: | - Julie Davis
| | Producer: | Susan Deitz, Juan Mas, Dan Bucatinsky, Susan Dietz, Donnie Land, Juan A. Mas | | Screenwriter: | Dan Bucatinsky | | Cinematographer: | Goran Pavicevic | | Poster | | Prize(s) | All Over the Guy is an American gay comedy romantic movie directed by Julie Davis in 2001. Plot summary The story is about two guys, Eli (Dan Bucantinsky) and Tom (Richard Ruccolo). These two men are thrown together by their best friends, Jackie (Sasha Alexander) and Brett (Adam Goldberg), who think they would be a perfect match. They're both looking for 'The One', but don't recognize it when they find it. After several dates, they find that they are two persons with completely different personalities: Eli is grown up in a family where his parents are over-express, over-analyze and idealize love, while Tom's parents are alcoholics who seldom express even their slightest feels. And they both think that they are not suitable for each other even though it's quite obvious to everyone else what is in their heart and the feelings towards each other. They do everything trying not to fall for each other. But later, when their best friends, Jackie and Brett are getting married, they begin to rethink their relationship. Overcoming their fears, they ultimately realize both of them are attracted to each other even though there are some difficulties between them because the blooming love is budding. They figure it out that they have to overcome their families dysfunction and compromise with each other. The movie ends with these four friends dancing together, and Eli and Tom find a lot of things in common. It references In & Out, The Birdcage, and Gone with the Wind. See also External links
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