Return to Me
Widowed architect Bob seeks a fresh start at a blind date, only to fall for the sharp‑witted waitress who works at the restaurant—and must confront a hidden truth that could ruin their newfound romance.
“A comedy straight from the heart”
Synopsis
Bob, a recently widowed architect, is persuaded to attend a blind date at a distinctive Irish-Italian restaurant. Upon arrival, he becomes instantly smitten—not with his date, but with the clever and sharp-witted waitress. As their connection deepens and things seem to go smoothly, an astonishing truth is uncovered, one with the potential to shatter both of their hearts permanently.
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Principal cast & crew: 19
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Garth CravenShot by Laszlo KovacsScored by Nicholas PikeDesigned by Brent Thomas
Box Office
2000 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.5× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$36.6M
US & Canada: $32.7M — 89% of worldwide · International: $3.9M (11%)
Also known as
- Zurück zu Dirde
- Droit au cœurfr
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Cast & Crew
19 unique people credited
Top billed cast
David Duchovny
as Bob Rueland
Minnie Driver
as Grace Briggs
Carroll O Connor
as Marty O'Reilly
Robert Loggia
as Angelo Pardipillo
Bonnie Hunt
as Megan Dayton
David Alan Grier
as Charlie Johnson
Joely Richardson
as Elizabeth Rueland
Eddie Jones
as Emmett McFadden
Jim Belushi
as Joe Dayton
Marianne Muellerleile
as Sophie
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1Other crew
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