

Return to Me
It took a lot of cajoling to get Bob, a recently widowed architect, to go on a blind date at a quirky Irish-Italian eatery. Once there, he's smitten instantly not with his date but with the sharp-witted waitress. Everything seems to be going great until an unbelievable truth is revealed, one that could easily break both of their hearts for good.
Director(s)
Jeanne Byrd
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Cast & crew
Becky Veduccio
Shari

Minnie Driver
Grace Briggs

Bonnie Hunt
Megan Dayton

David Alan Grier
Charlie Johnson

Holly Wortell
Marsha

Chris Barnes
Jeff

Marianne Muellerleile
Sophie

Jim Belushi
Joe Dayton
Jeanne Byrd
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Robert Loggia
Angelo Pardipillo

Tom Virtue
Dr. Senderak

Don Lake
Transplant Man

Jennie Lew Tugend
Paramedic

Joely Richardson
Elizabeth Rueland

David Pasquesi
Tony
Dick Cusack
Mr. Bennington

David Duchovny
Bob Rueland

Carroll O'Connor
Marty O'Reilly

Eddie Jones
Emmett McFadden

William Bronder
Wally Jatczak

Brian Howe
Mike
Adam Tanguay
Adam Dayton
Karson Pound
Karson Dayton

Joseph Gian
Singer
Tamara Tungate
Celia
Darryl Warren
Father Rudy
LaTaunya Bounds
Zebra Girl
Harry Teinowitz
Ice Cream Clerk
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Reviews
Peter McGinn
Okay, I will admit I can be a bit of an easy grader when it comes to romantic comedies, as long as they are witty with likable characters, don’t insult my intelligence and have suitable happy endings (I guess if they don’t end happily, they aren’t rom-coms). I saw this movie many years ago, but had forgotten just enough of it to keep it fresh for me. Like many movies, the plot relies on a huge coincidence or three. The story gets sappy and sentimental in places, is rather predictable and has too much religion to suit me, but that last thing may suit you just fine, praise be. It was co-written and directed by the actress Bonnie Hunt, who is a supporting character in the film. But there is a spark of chemistry between the two lead characters, the dialogue is smart and sharp, and the movie is rich with its supporting cast, such as Jim Belushi, Robert Loggia and Archie Bunker - I mean Carroll O’Connor. Plus I have liked Minnie Driver since Circle of Friends. Just keep in mind this isn’t Hitchcock or Frank Capra stuff and doesn’t try to be. Just let it flow over you
