Two Weeks Notice
A principled liberal lawyer with a passion for preservation is forced to work with a reckless, wealthy real estate developer to stop the demolition of her childhood community center, finding herself caught between her ideals and the power of money.
“Over. Done. Finished. A comedy about love at last glance.”
Synopsis
Lucy Kelson, an environmental lawyer, joins the firm of billionaire George Wade as part of an agreement to protect a local community center. George, described as indecisive and weak-willed, becomes increasingly reliant on Lucy for advice on both legal issues and personal matters such as clothing choices. Frustrated, Lucy resigns and selects June Carter, a Harvard graduate, as her successor. As Lucy's tenure at the firm comes to a close, she becomes jealous of June and begins to reconsider her decision to leave George.
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A crew of 52+ credited
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Edited by Susan E MorseShot by Laszlo KovacsScored by John PowellDesigned by Peter S Larkin
Box Office
2002 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$199.0M
US & Canada: $93.4M — 47% of worldwide · International: $105.7M (53%)
Opening weekend: $14.3M — 15% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $27.5M — 29% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,755 theaters
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Also known as
- Ein Chef zum Verliebende
- L'Amour sans préavisfr
- Due settimane per innamorarsiit
- Two Weeks Notice - Due settimane per innamorarsiit
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Cast & Crew
52 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Sandra Bullock
as Lucy Kelson
Hugh Grant
as George Wade
Alicia Witt
as June Carver
Dana Ivey
as Ruth Kelson
Robert Klein
as Larry Kelson
Heather Burns
as Meryl Brooks
David Haig
as Howard Wade
Dorian Missick
as Tony
Joseph Badalucco Jr
as Construction Foreman
Jonathan Dokuchitz
as Tom
Veanne Cox
as Melanie Corman
Janine Lamanna
as Elaine Cominsky
Supporting cast
34Iraida Polanco
as Rosario
Charlotte Maier
as Helen Wade
Katheryn Winnick
as Tiffany
Jason Antoon
as Norman
Rocco Musacchia
as Fisherman
Wynter Kullman
as Tyler
Francie Swift
as Lauren Wade
Adam Grupper
as Ex-Mrs. Wade's Lawyer
Johnny Dee
as Homeless Man
John Cunningham
as Justice of the Peace
Mark Feuerstein
as Rich Beck
David Aaron Baker
as Man Getting into Cab
Teagle F Bougere
as Willie the Bellboy
Mandy Siegfried
as Hana the Hostess
Mark Zeisler
as Mr. Lowell
Nadine Mozon
as Ms. Gonzales
Tim Kang
as Paul the Attorney
Libby West
as Masseuse
Sharon Wilkins
as Polly St. Clair
Mike Piazza
as Mike Piazza
Shannon Fiedler
as Cookie Girl
Becky Ann Baker
as RV Woman
Adam Lefevre
as RV Man
Sebastian Rand
as RV Son
George Gearhart King Iii
as RV Son
Donald Trump
as Donald Trump
Norah Jones
as Norah Jones
Bill Bowers
as Dance Floor Mime
William Thourlby
as Man in Elevator
Elizabeth Owens
as Woman in Elevator
Dori Kancher
as Farewell Party Girl
Marina Lutz
as Lucy's Assistant
Jose Ramon Rosario
as Assemblyman Perez
Craig Radio Man Castaldo
as Radioman (uncredited)
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1Other crew
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