Serving Sara

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Cast

Elizabeth Hurley
as Sara Moore

Matthew Perry
as Joe Tyler

Cedric the Entertainer
as Ray Harris

Bruce Campbell
as Gordon Moore

Amy Adams
as Kate

Vincent Pastore
as Tony

Tony Longo
as Petey

Mary Lyons
as Amanda

Toby Metcalf
as Cowboy

Vince Cecere
as Aldo

Marshall Bell
as Warren Cebron

Terry Crews
as Vernon

Jerry Stiller
as Milton the Cop

Mirelly Taylor
as Maria

Joe Viterelli
as Fat Charlie

Ouida White
as Doris

Andrew Wilson
as Mr. Andrews

Ramsey Williams
as Nurse

Derek Southers
as Bouncer

Alan Ackles
as Elevator Man

Robin McGee
as Elevator Operator Jimmy

Brent Duncan
as Blackjack Dealer

Eli Jacques
as Blackjack Table Woman

John Wayne Shafer
as Pit Boss

Roderick Watson
as Walkie-Talkie Kid

Georgia Foy
as Gordon's Secretary

Marie Miranda
as Elderly Elevator Woman

Alaina Huffman
as Spa Receptionist

Heather Hunt
as Spa Swamp Thing

Melinda Ramos Renna
as Boutique Saleswoman

Maria Arita
as Reservations Clerk

Jim Wilkey
as Bus Driver

Hal Rawley
as Judge

Coati Mundi
as Miami Cab Driver

Julio Cedillo
as Mariott Hotel Clerk

John Rawley
as Moore Company Employee

Robert D. McTeer
as Moore Company Executive

Paul Schulte
as Wheelchair Man

Kelly Saunders
as Ticket Agent Louise

Cheryl Akemi Toma
as Japanese Interpreter

Paul Fujimoto
as Japanese Businessman

Don Pirl
as Cowboy

Wally Welch
as Cowboy

Libby Villari
as Cowgirl Waitress

Amanda Denton
as Tony's Flight Attendant

Court Young
as Arena Ticket Collector

David Scott Heck
as Scoreboard Guy Rusty

Rick Morrow
as Man in Crowd

Nikki Schieler Ziering
as Gordon's Trainer

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• Jul 03, 2011

  It's a run of the mill comedy with a great cast. Matthew Perry didn't do many movies, but he was good at what he was type-cast to do. Bruce Campbell, Amy Adams, Vincent Pastore and Terry Crews all add to Serving Sara. It has Elizabeth Hurley. One of the most gorgeous women to grace the screen. Any movie with her in it is worth a star to its rating alone. The story isn't going to twist; it's there to keep the laughs going, and it's only kind of funny. If you're looking for anything with the slightest bit of depth, keep looking. Reginald Hudlin was a horrible director. He's doing TV now. That, and a script from the unbelievably bad writing team of Jay Scherik and David Ronn (I-Spy, Norbit, the Guess Who rewrite, National Security) and you get a surprisingly decent movie. If it's on TV and you just want something on TV, Serving Sara is worth a watch.
  Jason C Super Reviewer
• Jun 27, 2011

  The movie is about a process server called Joe (Matthew Perry) who is given the assignment to serve Sara Moore (Elizabeth Hurley) with divorce papers by her philandering Texan husband, but after he does it she convinces him to serve her husband instead and destroy her papers in exchange of one million dollars. Cedric the Entertainer is hilarious as Perry's boss in the film and Amy Adams plays the girlfriend. There were some laughs (including one gross out scene where Joe has to pretend he is a veterinarian and help a bull out with a little "problem" he is having). "Serving Sara" serves up plenty of Hurley eye candy.
  Deb S Super Reviewer
• Aug 08, 2010

  I like seeing Matthew Perry in this more belligerent smart-aleck role rather than the innocuous smart-aleck role on "Friends." Amy Adams is the true stand-out in a cast of much more famous and supposedly more seasoned actors. Her bimbo character is so committed. That slow wink. That breast-wiggling thing, which if it really is her and not some stunt breasts, deserves some kind of prize. Several plot holes: how is it that Sara gets on the exact same bus AFTER Joe when they are in the same place to begin with? How does Tony catch up to Joe and Sara so fast? If Tony forgets to set his watch back for CST, how does he make it on the plane in time?
  Alice S Super Reviewer
• May 15, 2010

  Serving Sara is a very easy going and charming movie. The two leading roles are played wonderfully by Matthew Perry and Elizabeth Hurley. Joe is a process server who meets Sara when he delivers divorce papers to her. Sara is chocked to know that her husband wants a divorce because she thought they were happily married. The papers say that she is about to lose everything in the divorce and she does not want to let that happen. I thought this movie is enjoyable because of these two talented actors and their good chemistry. Allthough this was set to be a great movie, it wasn't nearly as good as I'd expected it to be. It's sad because the story has much more potential.
  Naughtia N Super Reviewer

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