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A driven Manhattan executive must decide whether to risk her carefully‑crafted life for an unexpected romance with a charismatic young artist—who also happens to be the son of her own therapist.
“A Therapeutic New Comedy”
Synopsis
A career-oriented professional from Manhattan becomes the object of affection of a young painter, who is also the son of her psychoanalyst.
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A crew of 59+ credited
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Edited by Kristina BodenShot by William RexerScored by Ryan ShoreDesigned by Mark Ricker
Box Office
2005 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.1× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$67.9M
US & Canada: $22.8M — 34% of worldwide · International: $45.1M (66%)
Opening weekend: $6.2M — 27% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $8.2M — 36% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,827 theaters
Also known as
- Couchgeflüsterde
- Couchgeflüster – Die erste therapeutische Liebeskomödiede
- Petites Confidencesfr
- Petites confidencesfr
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Cast & Crew
59 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
39Doris Belack
as Blanche
David Anzuelo
as Bodega Counterman
Naomi Aborn
as Dinah Bloomberg
John Rothman
as Jack Bloomberg
Jonathan Roumie
as Bakery Counterman
Tadhg O Mordha
as Bakery Counterman #2
Madhur Jaffrey
as Rita
Gil Deeble
as Security Guard
Jason Mcdonald
as Photographer / Basketball Player
Mitchell Green
as Bouncer
Lotte Mandel
as Bubi
Eboni Summer Cooper
as Radjina
Mick De Lint
as Fashion Shoot Client
Mini Anden
as Sue
Tina Farris
as Rafi's Assistant
Stretch Armstrong
as House Party DJ
Susie Kantar
as Carla
Sebastian Sozzi
as Friend #1
Jade Yorker
as Friend #2
David Costabile
as Jason
Will Mccormack
as Palmer
Alex Webb
as Art Collector
Seth Herzog
as Rafi's Friend
Anne Joyce
as Young Mother
Beth Skipp
as Salesperson
Christopher Innvar
as Rafi's Date
Jennifer Marlowe
as Il Buco Bartender
James Coyle
as Security Guard (uncredited)
Ernest Dancy
as Basketball Player (uncredited)
Dennis Jay Funny
as Tower Records Window Shopper (uncredited)
Shevy Gutierrez
as Event Server (uncredited)
Rick Kain
as Yuppy Dad (uncredited)
Adam Laframboise
as Bar Patron / Window Shopper (uncredited)
Judy Malka
as Civilian (uncredited)
Edward Nyahay
as Sketchy Guy (uncredited)
Michalina Scorzelli
as Dinner Guest (uncredited)
Stella Stark
as Magnolia Cupcake Customer (uncredited)
Cameron Stevens
as Bar Patron (uncredited)
Jonathan Stutzman
as Rocco Canale #75 (uncredited)
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1Writers
1Producers
2Other crew
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