New York, I Love You
A kaleidoscope of New Yorkers across Manhattan, Brooklyn and beyond chase love in the city that never sleeps, each romance testing how far they'll go to find connection before time runs out.
“Every moment... love begins.”
Synopsis
New York, I Love You explores the personal lives of New Yorkers as they navigate, enjoy, and seek love. The film takes viewers through various neighborhoods, including the Diamond District in Manhattan, Chinatown, the Upper East Side, the Village, Tribeca, and Brooklyn, following lovers of different ages as they pursue romance in the city.
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Principal cast & crew: 38
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Jennifer AugeShot by Jean Louis BompointScored by Tonino BaliardoDesigned by Teresa Mastropierro
Box Office
2008 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$10.0M
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Cast & Crew
38 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Shia Labeouf
as Jacob (segment: Shekhar Kapur)
Natalie Portman
as Rifka (segment: Mira Nair)
Bradley Cooper
as Gus (segment: Allen Hughes)
Hayden Christensen
as Ben (segment: Jiang Wen)
Andy Garcia
as Garry (segment: Jiang Wen)
Rachel Bilson
as Molly (segment: Jiang Wen)
Irrfan Khan
as Mansukhbhai (segment: Mira Nair)
Orlando Bloom
as David (segment: Shunji Iwai)
Christina Ricci
as Camille (segment: Shunji Iwai)
Maggie Q
as Call Girl (segment: Yvan Attal)
Blake Lively
as as Ex-Girlfriend
James Murphy
as Kermit the Frog, Self
Supporting cast
1Directors
4Writers
4Producers
2Other crew
16Kerry Barden
Casting Director
Paul Schnee
Casting Director
Benoit Debie
Cinematographer
Jean Louis Bompoint
Cinematographer
Pawel Edelman
Cinematographer
Ping Bin Lee
Cinematographer
Mychael Danna
Composer
Nicholas Britell
Composer
Paul Cantelon
Composer
Tonino Baliardo
Composer
Bradley Cooper
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Affonso Goncalves
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