Letters to Juliet
Sophie, a fact-checker from *The New Yorker*, finds purpose in Verona by answering love letters to Juliet, only to uncover a decades-old letter that forces her to confront her own crumbling engagement and rewrite a forgotten love story before it’s too late.
“What if you had a second chance to find true love?”
Synopsis
An American girl visiting Italy stumbles upon an unanswered "letter to Juliet" in Verona. These letters, left in a fictional courtyard associated with the famous lover, are usually responded to by the "secretaries of Juliet." Intrigued by this particular letter, she embarks on a journey to find the couple mentioned within it.
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A crew of 457+ credited
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Edited by Bill PankowShot by Marco PontecorvoScored by Andrea GuerraDesigned by Stuart WurtzelSound by Maurizio ArgentieriCostumes by Nicoletta ErcoleStunts by Giorgio AntoniniVFX by Justin Ball
Box Office
2010 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$82.1M
US & Canada: $53.0M — 65% of worldwide · International: $29.1M (35%)
Opening weekend: $13.5M — 26% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $18.3M — 35% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,968 theaters
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Also known as
- Briefe an Juliade
- Cartas a Julietaes
- Lettres à Juliettefr
- (Bosnian)Pisma Juliji
- (Croatian)Pisma Juliji
Release dates around the world3 countries · showhide
- United StatesApr 25, 2010
- AustraliaMay 13, 2010
- New ZealandMay 13, 2010
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Cast & Crew
457 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Amanda Seyfried
as Sophie
Gael Garcia Bernal
as Victor
Vanessa Redgrave
as Claire
Marcia Debonis
as Lorraine
Giordano Formenti
as Viticoltore
Paolo Arvedi
as Signor Ricci (Olive Farmer)
Dario Conti
as Cheese Supplier
Ivana Lotito
as Young Girl
Luisa Ranieri
as Isabella
Marina Massironi
as Francesca
Lidia Biondi
as Donatella
Milena Vukotic
as Maria
Supporting cast
29Luisa De Santis
as Angelina
Christopher Egan
as Charlie
Remo Remotti
as Farm House Lorenzo
Angelo Infanti
as Chess Playing Lorenzo
Giacomo Piperno
as Lorenzo On Lake
Fabio Testi
as Count Lorenzo
Sara Armentano
as Folks Home Nurse
Benito Deotto
as Folks Home Lorenzo
Marcello Catania
as Take Him Lorenzo
Silvana Bosi
as Take Him Lorenzo's Wife
Elio Veller
as Grocer Lorenzo
Sandro Dori
as Priest Lorenzo
Adriano Guerri
as Waiter Lorenzo
Stefano Guerrieri
as Lorenzo - Grandson
Daniel Emilio Baldock
as Lorenzo - Father
Franco Nero
as Lorenzo
Robbie Neigeborn
as Sign Maker
Hilary Edson
as Receptionist
Ashley Lilley
as Patricia
Peter Arpesella
as American Tourist
Ginevra Iorio
as Lorenzo - Little Granddaughter
Laura Jane Jones
as singer - soloist
Stelios Laiopoulos
as Tourist
Gabriele Manfredi
as Lorenzo - Grandson
Oliver Platt
as New Yorker Magazine Editor Bobby
Antonio Randazzo
as Delivery Man
Luca Rao
as Diner
Roberto Ritondo
as Tourist
Uziman
as Hot Dog Vendor
Directors
1Writers
4Producers
13Andrew Lipschultz
unit publicist & EPK producer
Caroline Kaplan
Producer
Caroline Kaplan Nm0438210
Producer
Darrell R Smith
digital intermediate producer
Ellen Barkin
Producer
Enrico Pacciani
assistant to line producer / clearance & product placement coordinator: Italy
George Barkin
co-producer
Isabelle Langlois
digital effects producer
Marco Valerio Pugini
line producer
Mark Canton
Producer
Ron Schmidt
executive producer
Sarah Mcmurdo
visual effects producer
Stefano Dindo
the producers wish to thank
Other crew
401Natalia Barbosa
accommodation coordinator
Jon Delgado
additional camera operator
Aldo Napoleoni
additional grip
Guido Mestre
additional grip
Massimo Barbona
additional grip
Adel Saada
additional hair stylist
Rodolfo Sifari
additional hair stylist
Samuele Miccoli
additional hair stylist
Andrea Carnevale
additional location production assistant: TUSCANY
Guilia Tamagnini
additional makeup artist
Mario Michisanti
additional makeup artist
Raffaella Iorio
additional makeup artist
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