Watch it now

Hall Pass Photos

View All Photos (52)

Cast

Owen Wilson
as Rick

Jason Sudeikis
as Fred

Jenna Fischer
as Maggie

Christina Applegate
as Grace

Nicky Whelan
as Leigh

Richard Jenkins
as Coakley

Stephen Merchant
as Gary

Alexandra Daddario
as Paige

Bruce Thomas
as Rick Coleman

Tyler Hoechlin
as Gerry

Derek Waters
as Brent

Alyssa Milano
as Mandy

Larry Joe Campbell
as Hog-Head

Rob Moran
as Ed Long

Lauren Bowles
as Britney

Christa Campbell
as Emma

Macsen Lintz
as Gunnar

Kristin Carey
as Aunt Meg

Joy Behar
as Dr. Lucy

Carly Craig
as Nicotine Patch Girl

Kaliko Kauahi
as Chief

Landon T. Riddle
as Ed's Son

Halli-Gray Beasley
as Ed's Daughter

JB Smoove
as Flats

Vanessa Angel
as Missy

Andrew Wilson
as Larry Bohac

Dan Murphy
as Boshane

Al Wisne
as Clyde

Michael S. Meldman
as Mike Meldman

Susan Sandberg
as Doctor

Dwight Evans
as Maggie's Father

Shannon Leade
as Twentysomething Woman

Gerard G. Williams
as Bouncer

Gordon Danniels
as Golf Ranger

Jamie Lee
as Dry Clean Korean Lady

Quynh Thi Le
as Young Korean Woman

Robert Flaherty
as Awards Dinner Bartender

Matt Fairbairn
as Harold Goldberg

Doris Morgado
as Latino Woman #1

Maria Duarte
as Latino Woman #2

Thaddeus Rahming
as Naked Guy #1

Rich Brown
as Naked Guy #2

Jeff Norton
as Lake Cop #1

Terry Mullany
as Lake Cop #2

Brian Mone
as Honorable Judge William Mone

Taylor Treadwell
as Young Bride (Emma)

Craig X. Scott
as Older Gunnar

Kathryn Kim
as Another Korean Woman

Richard Melton
as Burly Cop

Edward Barbanell
as Coach Eddie

Romy Wang
as Woman Golfer #1

Suki Frick
as Woman Golfer #2

Soon Yup Han
as Woman Golfer #3

Cristina Nardozzi
as Girl in Restaurant

Christina Nardozzi
as Girl in Restaurant

Ezra Neo Dierking
as Party Boy

Bo Burnham
as Bartender

Mike Cerrone
as Driver Cop

Zen Gesner
as Passenger Cop

Kristyl Dawn Tift
as Gary's Wife

Daniel Greene
as Officer #1

Patricia French
as Officer #2

Bob Weekes
as Bar Manager

Stella Barrow
as Stella Bass Band

Willie Barrow
as Stella Bass Band

Jikker Barrow
as Stella Bass Band

Ron Brown
as Stella Bass Band

Meredith Oliver Oglesby
as Bar Patron Meredith

Candice Ozechowski
as Bar Patron Candi

Lee Anne Freeman
as Bar Patron Lee Anne

Christina Avalos
as Bar Patron Christina

Igor Vovkovinskiy
as Johnny's Hideaway Tall Stud

Chloe Snyder
as Stootfish Babe

Kathy Griffin
as Herself

Anna Byers
as Backyard BBQ Friend

Wen Yann Shih
as Asian Woman

Tom Choi
as Asian Husband

Juan Qian
as Elderly Asian Woman

Jesse Farrelly
as Witness on Roof

View All

News & Interviews for Hall Pass

Critic Reviews for Hall Pass

Audience Reviews for Hall Pass

• Jun 25, 2012

  A lame, obvious, and not consistently funny enough take on a decent subject matter (going after someone else despite being married), concerning two jerks (Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis) who want desperately to see if they could get with another women, and how both of their wives (Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate) give them a week off from marriage to let them fulfill this dream. While the subject is definitely original enough to work as a foul-mouthed, hilarious comedy, the Farrelly brothers inexplicably aren't able to come up with anything that funny, with an obvious conclusion and "moral lesson" you can see coming a mile away. The performances are all pretty average, as you can tell everyone is just winging this thing and in it for the pay check. The Farrelly's have done so much better in the past with comedy ("Dumb and Dumber", "There's Something About Mary"), sadly they don't appear up to the task here.
  

  Dan S Super Reviewer
• Feb 01, 2012

  The material of Hall Pass, dispite be funny, doesn't honor the actors and the directors.
  Lucas M Super Reviewer
• Jan 08, 2012

  Fred: Have you ever tried the Australian kiss? It's like the French kiss except it's Down Under.  "One week. No rules." The Farrelly brothers have been a staple of the comedy genre for awhile now. Not because of their recent work, but because of their classics, like There's Something About Mary, Dumb and Dumber, and Kingpin. While, I moderately liked Hall Pass; it is not a return to form for them. Sure it has some of their signature gross out touches, raunchy dialogue, shit, and jerking off; it still doesn't make it to the level of their early work. Even die hard fans of the Farrelly's(I'm sure they exist) will confess to this. But of all of their movies I have seen from the 21st century, this is my favorite. Yeah I know, that's not saying much.  Hall Pass revolves around the absurd notion that two wives have given their husbands a one week hall pass from marriage. In this week they can do whatever they want to whomever they want. They believe what they want is to bang as many girls as possible, but is it really? They seem more obsessed with wings, ice cream, and beer, than with pussy; even though that's all they talk about. The whole movie is extremely predictable. You know what's going to end up happening, and what's going to end up not happening. The Farrelly's didn't go out of their way to present this in a new way, but decided to use the plot to tell a by the numbers marital tale. Along the way they are able to make me laugh just enough, and that's what really matters. Wilson and Sudeikis are somewhat funny in their roles. While not being as hilarious as it could have been, it still manages to be a decent comedy. There's scenes here that will appeal to some(mostly gross out fans) and that will totally appall others(everybody else). This had a good balance of scenes that kind of grossed me out too much(the shit scene), and the ones that made me laugh, even though they were wrong(the faux chow scene). Overall, the movie is average, but that's better than what the Farrelly's have been doing, so I'll give it a recommendation to the Farrelly lovers out there. Hopefully soon they will reach what they are capable of once more. Wouldn't it be cool if they were able to do it with The Three Stooges?
  Melvin W Super Reviewer
• Dec 14, 2011

  The first half where the guys suddenly have total freedom - only to discover they haven't got a clue how to use it, is brilliant. The second half is boring, cliched, dull and unfunny. Switch off at the halfway point and you'll love it.
  Marcus W Super Reviewer

Hall Pass Quotes

News & Features