Walk of Shame

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Cast & Crew

Elizabeth Banks
Meghan

James Marsden
Gordon

Gillian Jacobs
Rose

Sarah Wright
Denise

Ethan Suplee
Officer Dave

Bill Burr
Officer Walter

Ken Davitian
Cab Driver

Lawrence Gilliard Jr.
Scrilla

Alphonso McAuley
Pookie

Da'Vone McDonald
Hulk

Eric Etebari
Biker Boy

Oliver Hudson
Kyle

Steven Brill
Director

Steven Brill
Screenwriter

Sidney Kimmel
Producer

Tom Rosenberg
Producer

Gary Lucchesi
Producer

Eric Reid
Executive Producer

Ted Gidlow
Executive Producer

Jim Tauber
Executive Producer

Bruce Toll
Executive Producer

Matt Berenson
Executive Producer

Peter Schlessel
Executive Producer

Jonathan Brown
Cinematographer

Perry Andelin Blake
Production Design

Patrick J. Don Vito
Film Editing

John Debney
Original Music

Deborah Aquila
Casting

Mary Tricia Wood
Casting

Jennifer L. Smith
Casting

Alan Au
Art Director

Karen O'Hara
Set Decoration

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Audience Reviews for Walk of Shame

• Mar 26, 2015

  This film hinges on one inept joke: Good girls act appropriately, and all others are whores. Seriously, that out of date set of gender politics frames this entire film, and spawns most of the jokes as well. Elizabeth Banks is giving it her all here, but it's hard to work with such a piteous script and this inept direction. The little that is good about this film relies in the great chemistry between Banks and Marsden, who seem to have a rock solid attraction, though formulaic in its approach. Nobody saw this film; nobody bought it, lent it to a friend, or talked about it outside of berating its creators and stars. Not only does this film suck, but it's detrimental to women for its sexist depiction of them, and blatant sexualization as well. Please don't see this film. No good will come of it.
  Spencer S Super Reviewer
• Jul 26, 2014

  A formulaic goofball comedy, Walk of Shame goes for cheap laughs. Elizabeth Banks stars as a news anchor who, after having a one-night stand, ends up stranded in a strange part of town and leaves a wake of chaos and destruction as she tries to make her way back home. The plot couldn't be more cliched if it tried, and all of the characters are stereotypes of one sort or another. Banks gives a decent performance and is fairly charming, but her role isn't a very demanding one. Walk of Shame is a lazy and generic film whose humor is tired and worn out.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Jul 20, 2014

  Undoubtedly funny with a total performance from Elizabeth Banks, 'Walk of Shame' have all the potential to rise but too bad they pick the wrong release date by competing Spiderman.. Although I like it, I definitely agree that this is a 'good DVD watch' movie, not the one that you expect to see in theaters..
  Sanjaya & Super Reviewer
• Jul 18, 2014

  Elizabeth Banks is one of those actresses that is just likeable. She has that quality where you just watch her movies, and like her. Here she is the star as a news anchor who has a one night stand, then her car is towed. She has to travel through the worst parts of town to get to the biggest job opportunity of her life. Are there cliches? Yup, through the whole thing. But it's funny, and one of those good nature comedies that in a few years will be on FOX and you'll chill out to watch because you didn't love it, but liked it. Banks is great, and the rest of the cast do good. It tries to be outrageous, but it's very tame compared to most comedies these days. Really reminded me of "Adventures in Babysitting" only without the kids, or babysitting. If that makes any sense. Anyway, worth a watch!
  

  Everett J Super Reviewer