Official Movie Website Theatrical Release 04/04/08 (Limited) Home Video Not Available MPAA Rating Rated R for language, some drug use and sex-related material Running Time 1 hour 39 minutes Genre Comedy Director Bernie Goldmann, Melisa Wallack Writer Melisa Wallack Cast Melisa Wallack, Jessica Alba, Aaron Eckhart, Elizabeth Banks, Craig Bierko Studio First Look Studios |
MEET BILL (2008)
SYNOPSIS
Meet Bill (Aaron Eckhart)—a doormat if there ever
was one. A man reduced to a mere accessory to
his family by working a dead end job at his father-
in-law's bank, Bill's wife Jess (Elizabeth Banks) is
loathe to explain her "friendship" with the local
news anchorman (Timothy Olyphant). But Bill's
fate begins to change when he becomes mentor
to a self-assured boy (Logan Lerman) who
engineers Bill's recovery with the help of a cute
lingerie sales girl named Lucy (Jessica Alba).
Together, the trio confronts Bill's hapless life with
humor and energy while forcing him to capture his
dream of being financially independent and self-
confident. Directed by Bernie Goldmann and co-
writer Melisa Wallack. --© Zeitgeist Films
Meet Bill (Aaron Eckhart)—a doormat if there ever
was one. A man reduced to a mere accessory to
his family by working a dead end job at his father-
in-law's bank, Bill's wife Jess (Elizabeth Banks) is
loathe to explain her "friendship" with the local
news anchorman (Timothy Olyphant). But Bill's
fate begins to change when he becomes mentor
to a self-assured boy (Logan Lerman) who
engineers Bill's recovery with the help of a cute
lingerie sales girl named Lucy (Jessica Alba).
Together, the trio confronts Bill's hapless life with
humor and energy while forcing him to capture his
dream of being financially independent and self-
confident. Directed by Bernie Goldmann and co-
writer Melisa Wallack. --© Zeitgeist Films
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