
There's Something About Mary
A nostalgic writer hires a private investigator to locate his high‑school crush, only to watch the detective become dangerously fixated on the same woman he’s tracking.
“Love is in the hair.”
Synopsis
Ted's prom night was as disastrous as any could possibly be. Thirteen years later, he gets another opportunity with his former prom date, only to face competition from other suitors, including the sleazy detective he had previously hired to locate her.
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A crew of 137+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Christopher GreenburyShot by Mark IrwinScored by Jonathan Richman
Box Office
1998 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 16× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$369.9M
US & Canada: $176.5M — 48% of worldwide · International: $193.4M (52%)
Opening weekend: $13.7M — 8% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Peak 2,186 theaters
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Also known as
- Verrückt nach Maryde
- Algo pasa con Maryes
- Loco por Maryes
- Marie à tout prixfr
- Mary à tout prixfr
- Tutti pazzi per Maryit
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Cast & Crew
137 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
113Marnie Alexenburg
as Lisa
Danny Murphy
as Boss' Brother
Richard Tyson
as Detective Krevoy
Rob Moran
as Detective Stabler
Jackie Flynn
as South Carolina Police
Hillary Matthews
as Dom's Wife
Willie Garson
as Dr. Zit Face / High School Pal
David Shackelford
as Coconut Guy
David Goryl
as Petey
Lori Brener
as Friend #3
Jeffrey P Lerner
as Car Hood Kid #1
Cory Pendergast
as Car Hood Kid #2
Brett Favre
as Brett Favre
Warren Tashjian
as Freddie
Kelly Roarke
as Girl
Herbie Flynn
as Homeless Man
Caryl Lippman West
as Medical Assistant #1
Ken Rogerson
as Pants at Ankles Guy
Brad Blank
as Paramedic
Steve Sweeney
as Police Officer
Cindy Oliver
as Renise
Will Coogan
as Smokey
Steve Tyler
as TV News Reporter
Maureen Griffin
as Wine Waitress
Mariann Farrelly
as Driving Range Sweetie
Jonathan Richman
as Jonathan
Tommy Larkins
as Drummer
Lenny Clarke
as Fireman
Daniel Greene
as Pizza House Man
Michael Budge
as Joey Bishop Look-alike
James Gifford
as Jimmy
Sean Gildea
as Prison Warden
Zen Gesner
as Bartender
Tracy Anne George
as Dancer
Jesse Farrelly
as Dom's Kid
Abe Farrelly
as Dom's Kid
Zack Lee
as Mary's Little Friend
Valerie Bruce
as Nimrod's Cafe Patron
Kelly O Brien
as Office Assistant
Mike Charpentier
as Hot Club Patron
Peter Grundy
as Hot Club Patron
Michael The Cannon Gannon
as Hot Club Patron
Peter Conway
as Hot Club Patron
Ann Conway
as Hot Club Patron
Susan O Day
as Hot Club Patron
Heather Rosbeck
as Hot Club Patron
Jack Shields
as Hot Club Barkeep
Fallon Shields
as Hot Club Barkeep
Bob Grundy
as Hot Club Barkeep
Nancy Farrelly
as Boardroom Babe
Bill Beauchene
as Insurance Spitballer
Kathy Beauchene
as Insurance Spitballer
Manny Barrows
as Insurance Spitballer
Max Murphy
as Office Worker
Sheila Mone
as Office Worker
Barbara O Connor
as Ashtray Babe
Tim Sheehan
as Camera Hog
Richie Balsbaugh
as Cigar Smoker
Jim Blake
as Architect Partier
Tim Robbie
as Architect Partier
Providence Wissel
as Architect Partier
Ruth Michelle Meyer
as Architect Partier
Billy Meyer
as Architect Partier
Brian Mcglaughlin
as Architect Partier
Brian Mone
as Architect Partier
John Stroehman
as Architect Partier
Pete Anicelli
as Architect Partier
Duana Knight
as Architect Babe
Kelley Schneider
as Architect Babe
Meda Thomas
as Architect Babe
Jeanie Flynn
as Cuban Dancer
Kevin Civale
as Cuban Dancer
Tom Leasca
as Cuban Dancer
Mercy Lopez
as Cuban Dancer
Michael Cheney
as Cell Block Bitch
Scott Rosenberg
as Jailbird
George Bedard
as Jailbird
Terry Mullany
as Jailbird
Rick Coleman
as Jailbird
Michael Burke
as Jailbird
Kris Meyer
as Jailbird
Emilio Diaz
as Jailbird
Billy Smith
as Jailbird
Ed Nelson
as Jailbird
Brian Stuebe
as Jailbird
Don Daley
as Jailbird
Clem Franek
as Strip Club Pervert
Julia Hissom
as Strip Club Pervert
James Sporty Ahern
as Strip Club Pervert
Robin Gau
as Strip Club Pervert
Paul Pelletier
as Cordosa Gawker
Monique Pelletier
as Cordosa Gawker
Jon Mone
as Comic Book Kid
Nicholas Greenbury
as Fish Hook Kid
Andrew Greenbury
as Fish Hook Kid
Phil Rosenberg
as Cell Block Masseuse
John Eliot Jordan
as Buttercup Singer
John Adamonis
as Buttercup Singer
Kyle Adamonis
as Buttercup Singer
Neil Pomfret
as Buttercup Singer
Ruth Pomfret
as Buttercup Singer
Josh Miller
as Buttercup Singer
Richard Fitzpatrick
as Businessman (uncredited)
Deborah Smith Ford
as Doctor (uncredited)
James Gaiero
as Schoolboy (uncredited)
Paul Homza
as Fight Fan (uncredited)
Richard Jenkins
as Psychiatrist (uncredited)
Don Julio
as Jailbird (uncredited)
Rick Michaels
as Restaurant Waiter (uncredited)
Cord Newman
as Extra (uncredited)
Al Quinn
as Domino Player (uncredited)
Jevon White
as Business Man (uncredited)
Harland Williams
as Hitchhiker (uncredited)
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