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Cast

Jennifer Aniston
as Eloise

Aaron Eckhart
as Burke

Dan Fogler
as Lane

Judy Greer
as Marty

Joe Anderson (VI)
as Tyler

John Carroll Lynch
as Walter

Martin Sheen
as Burke's Father-in-Law

Frances Conroy
as Eloise's Mom

Sasha Alexander
as Photographer

Clyde Kusatsu
as Cab Driver

Anne Marie Deluise
as Unicom Executive

Gina Holden

Panou
as Unicom Executive

Tyler McClendon
as Unicom Executive

Michael Kopsa
as Unicom CEO

Michelle Harrison
as Cynthia

Darla Vandenbossche
as Beehive

Tom Pickett
as Don

Patricia Harras
as Lorraine

Aurelio DiNunzio
as Moustache

Danielle Dunn-Morris
as Book Fan

Maxine Miller
as Barbara

Tim Henry
as Welling Eyes

Ellie Harvie
as Martha

Randall Newsome
as Waiter

Carol Hodge
as Becky

Craig Anderson
as Ian

Brandon Jay McLaren
as Mohawk

Rekha Sharma
as Nose-Ring

Alessandro Juliani
as Tattoos

Ellen Ewusie
as Hookah Waitress

Angie Scandale
as Hookah Bartender

Deirdre Blades
as Burke's Mother-in-Law

Deejay Jackson
as Hotel Bartender

Monica Marko
as Old Lady

Shaine Jones
as Valet

Angus Adair
as Slam Poet

Zaccheus Jackson
as Slam Poet

Kevan Cameron
as Slam Poet

Michael Bean
as Concierge

Michael P. Northey
as Bathroom Man

Rylee Stiles
as Lollipop Kid

Domonique Danielle
as Cashier

William 'Bigsleeps' Stewart
as Cabbie

Alexa Devine
as Workshopper

Larry Romero
as Workshopper

Madeline Elder
as Workshopper

Elfina Luk
as Workshopper

Glynis Davies
as Workshopper

Zach Rogue
as Rogue Wave

Dominic Julian East
as Rogue Wave

William Cameron Jasper
as Rogue Wave

Graham Edgar Lebron
as Rogue Wave

Patrick Benton Spurgeon
as Rogue Wave

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Audience Reviews for Love Happens

• Jan 21, 2016

  Horrible title. Somewhat bland, stereotypical leads: widower seemingly capitalizing on tragedy and quirky gal who needs to be quirkier than Jennifer Aniston can play her. Burke's reconciliation with his father-in-law is kinda nice, and I do like a good old ASL meet-cute.
  Alice S Super Reviewer
• Mar 16, 2013

  Burke: During your travels, it's important to always keep one thing in mind: when one thing ends, something else begins.  "Sometimes when you least expect it..." I'll admit, I'm a sucker for a good romance film, and Love Happens fits that bill for me. It was missing something that would catapult it to one of my favorite romances, but as it is, it's a beautiful and moving piece of filmmaking. It's not quite like other movies that populate the genre. It's unique and it follows its own path, even if that path leads to the same place. A self-help author who lost his wife three years earlier goes to Seattle for a sold-out seminar. While there he meets a florist, fresh out of a relationship. While getting to know her, he starts to realize that even though he coaches people on how to move on from a loved ones death; he himself can't do that, and maybe Eloise(the florist) is the perfect person to help his with it. Initially, I decided to give the film a chance because I'll watch anything with Aaron Eckhart or Judy Greer in it. I'm not a fan of Jennifer Aniston, but in Love Happens; she gives a good performance. Eckhart was, like usual, very good. A good supporting cast goes a long way in making the movie what it is as well.  It could be argued that Love Happens pulls on the heartstrings a little to often, but it could be argued that Elephants are to big. Love Happens is what it is. Yeah, it pulls the tearjerker card at times, but the important thing is that when it does, it works. The movie isn't looking for tears that don't come, at least in my case. I really enjoyed the film and I recommend it to anyone who has any love at all for a good romance.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer
• Dec 18, 2010

  Aaron Eckhart's performance is one of the best reasons to watch this film. He shines in it. I could have also seen Richard Gere play this type of role. The film itself feels unbalanced. It reminded me of films like Reign Over Me, Fearless, Nights in Roadanthe, and Message in a Bottle. It needed a rewrite. The style of the film is off and so is the pacing. It feels like 2 separate movies happening at the same time, the serious dramatic scenes from Aaron and the romantic comedy from Jennifer Aniston's scenes. They didn't blend well together. Jennifer was ok in the role but another actress in the role would have done a much better job. Also I didn't think that she had a good on screen chemistry with Aaron. Dan Fogler does a great job in his supporting role. I also could have seen Jason Alexander play that type of role. Judy Greer, Martin Sheen, and John Carroll Lynch provide solid supporting work as well. I liked the songs that are in the film. The film is worth checking out, mainly for Eckhart's performance.
  Sol C Super Reviewer
• Mar 08, 2010

  In Jennifer Aniston's latest feeble romantic drama, almost nothing happens. Certainly not love or, indeed, much in the way of excitement.
  Roy G Super Reviewer

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