Say It Isn't So

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Cast & Crew

Chris Klein
Gilly Noble

Heather Graham
Jo Wingfield

Orlando Jones
Dig McCaffrey

Sally Field
Wingfield

Richard Jenkins
Walter Wingfield

John Rothman
Larry

Jack Plotnick
Leon

Eddie Cibrian
Jack Mitchelson

Mark Pellegrino
Jimmy

Brent Hinkley
Streak

Henry Cho
Freddy

Richard Riehle
Merle

Brent Briscoe
Vic Bloomfield

Suzanne Somers
Self

James B. Rogers
Director

Peter Gaulke
Writer

Gerry Swallow
Writer

Robert Farrelly
Producer

Peter Farrelly
Producer

Marc S. Fischer
Co-Producer

Clem Franek
Co-Producer

Garrett Grant
Co-Producer

Bradley Thomas
Producer

Mark Irwin
Cinematographer

Larry Madaras
Film Editing

Nancy Foy
Casting

Sydney J. Bartholomew Jr.
Production Design

Arlan Jay Vetter
Art Director

Andrew Deskin
Art Director

John Philpott
Set Decoration

Lisa Jensen
Costume Design

Marc S. Fischer
Unit Production Manager

Hal Olofsson
First Assistant Director

Michael Hibberson
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Audience Reviews for Say It Isn't So

• Aug 07, 2016

  A wacky romantic comedy, Say It Isn't So is a 90 min. incest joke by the Farrelly brothers. After falling in love Gilly Noble and Jo Wingfield discover that they're long lost siblings, leading Jo to go back to her ex-boyfriend; but when Gilly discovers that it's all been a big mistake and that he and Jo are not really brother and sister, he attempts to win her back. Chris Klein and Heather Graham aren't bad, but the characters are poorly written. And the jokes are pretty lame and can be rather crude. While it delivers a couple of laughs, Say It Isn't So is a mess of a film that just doesn't work.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jul 05, 2012

  I really don't understand all the flack that this film has gotten. I found it pretty funny for what it was. Sure it's not as great as other comedic gems, but this film really does provide you with a few good chuckles. I really enjoyed the film, and I thought it was a perfect mindless comedy to watch with friends and enjoy. If you're in the right state of mind, you are sure to enjoy this film. Don't expect anything great with this film, as it is definitely a crazy film. The standout of the film is Orlando Jones as Dig McCaffey; I thought he stole the show and it worthwhile. I think that this film is really underrated and is actually pretty funny. This is one of those comedies that you have to shut off your brain to enjoy. Not perfect in any way, Say it Isn't So is tasteless humor at its finest. Sometimes all you need is a good little comedy like this to make you laugh. I very much liked the film, and thought it was pretty funny for what it was. Sure, there are things that really don't work here, but for the most part, it succeeds at making you chuckle and it's fairly entertaining as well. If you want a good, mindless underrated comedy, then give this one a shot, not perfect, but far from bad as well. Go into this one with an open mind, and you may like it. If mindless laughter is what you're looking for, then this is the film for you. This is a film that really doesn't deserve the flack it has received, and you should at least check it out before you make up your mind. It's better than what most people have said about it.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Apr 21, 2010

  First of all, I was disappointed that the Farrellys didn't take the director's seat on this one. I hate when previews mislead you like that. Nine times out of ten, when you hear the announcer in a trailer say, "from horror master Wes Craven" or something of that sort, it means the well-known director is a producer or executive producer in the project, like in this case. But it still has that Farrelly vibe, since J.B. Rogers worked as the A.D. in their previous works. The movie gets off to a slow start. The gags start off pretty lame. And most of the funny parts shown were given away in the previews. We're handed a lot of quirks, but the comedy doesn't quite gel. We have Richard Jenkins as a wheelchair-bound father, who uses excessive profanity through a voice-box. So far, we're pushing the envelope, but the laughs haven't entirely arrived. I have to admit, though, the nipple-piercing scene was very funny. Luckily, that scene wasn't completely given away in the trailers, because quite frankly--it couldn't be shown on network television. The film speeds up the comedy with the arrival of Orlando Jones as a pilot with artificial legs and a Jimmi Hendrix hairdo. For some reason, the Farrellys have an obsession with handicapped characters. Jones is very funny, and brings in the film's biggest laughs. I also think we wander into one-joke territory one time too many. OK, the guy banged his sister. It was funny at first. How many times do we have to hear it repeated in the next gag...and the gag after that...and the gag after that? But the gags improve as we go along, and I got more and more laughs. By the last thirty minutes, I was laughing myself silly! So I wouldn't say this comedy is anywhere near as bad as most people said it was. "Say It Isn't So" isn't the best comedy of the year, but it often delivers. And it's one of the few comedies that gets funnier as it goes along, rather than starting off with a bang and dragging on as it progresses.
  MisterYoda ? Super Reviewer
• Aug 26, 2009

  This movie was really lame. A waste of film is what I like to call these kinds of movies. I only watched it cause it was the only thing on t.v. on a Sunday. Waste of time. Would have been better off staring at a wall.
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