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Cast

Jessica Chastain
as Eleanor Rigby

James McAvoy
as Conor Ludlow

William Hurt
as Julian Rigby

Isabelle Huppert
as Mary Rigby

Jess Weixler
as Katy Rigby

Bill Hader
as Stuart

Viola Davis
as Prof. Friedman

Ciarán Hinds
as Spencer Ludlow

Nina Arianda
as Alexis

Nikki M. James
as Sia

Jeremy Shamos
as Evangelist

Wyatt Ralff
as Philip

Brendan Donaldson
as Casimir Waiter

Daron P. Stewart
as Guy Walking On Bridge

June Miller
as Elderly Woman

Lawrence Cioppa
as Elderly Man

Julee Cerda
as Nurse

Sasha Eden
as Coffee Truck Barista

Johnathan Fernandez
as Bar Fight Guy

Justine Salata
as Bar Fight Girl

Musto Pelinkovicci
as Ukrainian Cabbie

Rafael Feldman
as Paramedic

Michael King
as Paramedic

Jimmy Palumbo
as Rental Car Attendant

Will Beinbrink
as Gary the Dentist

Ryan Eggold
as Guy from Club

Marta Milans
as Phoebe

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• May 28, 2015

  Bereft of their child, a man and woman separate after the woman's attempted suicide. I spent an entire day with The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, so I get the Purple Heart. There are three different versions of the film, Them, Him, and Her, and I watched all three. The conceit is to tell a story from two different perspectives, each comprising its own film, and that's an interesting idea. What is he doing while she's doing that? What's the backstory behind this little anecdote? And if these were interesting and compelling characters, the films may have something worthwhile. But they're not. Conor is all rending, all but gnashing his teeth, and Eleanor is dreamy wandering, but they're forgettable people by and large. William Hurt is wonderful as always. I suspect Hurt's mission in life and art is to make a genuine connection with another human being, and seeing him in action is always an interesting and heart-warming experience. If you decide to journey into this bland story, I encourage you to skip Them altogether because it's Her plus and minus a little bit. You can watch Her and Him in any order, but Them should never have been made. Overall, while there are a couple compelling moments in these films, the characters fail to inspire any real connection with this audience member.
  Jim H Super Reviewer
• Nov 29, 2014

  A sensitive drama with strong performances but unfortunately a bit longer than it should be, with a lot of unnecessary dialogue (like the final tête-à-tête between father and daughter) and not really able to resist giving in to clichés and becoming a melodrama close to the end.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer
• Sep 24, 2014

  The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby is a well acted exercise by a talented ensemble. There are some nice vignettes particularly involving Jessica Chastain that effectively amplify her grief. But the picture often descends into melodrama without scratching below the surface. It's extremely slow moving too, a melancholy portrait that wallows in depression. There's not much to hold our attention. Even after two hours, there's still a number of things left unanswered. Given the paper thin narrative on display, it's difficult to comprehend that Them is the distilled union of two other films. The Him tale is 89 minutes. The Her version is 100 minutes. Considering the time it took for us to learn what little we did, I cannot even muster up the desire to endure another 189 minutes of this tale. fastfilmreviews.com
  Mark H Super Reviewer
• Aug 18, 2014

  Ned Benson's Outstanding Feature Film debut is a one of a kind romantic drama that certainly hits all the high notes as part of American Independent cinema. The film focuses on both sides of a relationship; after a tragic event triggers a brief separation; We then see how this plays out among Eleanor and Conor's personal lives. Beautifully written, there's a great sense of raw emotions that brings out a very natural sense of society within its urban american setting. While the supporting characters play their roles exceptionally the film purely belongs the Outstanding leads Chastain and McAvoy bring out some really touching and sensual character development to their performances. Highly Recommended!!! I'm certain this will be a theatrical hit.
  Luke E Super Reviewer

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