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The DUFF

You either know one, you have one, or you are one.
2015 | 100m | English

(105400 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

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Bianca's universe turns upside down when she learns that her high school refers to her as a ‘DUFF' (Designated Ugly Fat Friend). Hoping to erase that label, she enlists the help of a charming jock and her favorite teacher. Together they'll face the school's mean girl and remind everyone that we are all someone's DUFF… and that's totally fine.
Release Date: Feb 20, 2015
Director: Ari Sandel
Writer: Josh A. Cagan, Kody Keplinger
Genres: Comedy, Romance
Keywords based on novel or book, geek, friendship, high school, relationship, high school student, teen comedy, duringcreditsstinger, girl next door, based on young adult novel, teenager, american high school
Production Companies Wonderland Sound and Vision, CBS Films, Vast Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $43,528,634
Budget: $8,500,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Mae Whitman Bianca Piper
Robbie Amell Wesley Rush
Bella Thorne Madison Morgan
Skyler Samuels Jess Harris
Bianca A. Santos Casey Cordero
Romany Malco Principal Buchanon
Ken Jeong Mr. Arthur
Chris Wylde Mr. Fillmore
Allison Janney Dottie Piper
Seth Meriwether A.J.
Rebecca Weil Caitlyn
Brian Dewar McNamara Matt
Benjamin Taylor Davis Jeffrey
Lai-Ling Bernstein Octavia
Nick Eversman Toby Tucker
Erick Chavarria Señor Gomez
Demetrius Bridges Jarrett
Name Job
Ari Sandel Director
Josh A. Cagan Screenplay
Angela Demo Casting
Alan Caudillo Camera Operator
Michael Schmidt Boom Operator
Agnes Mayasari Stunts
Karin Fong Title Designer
J.D. Evermore Production Coordinator
Dominic Lewis Original Music Composer
Aaron Osborne Production Design
Janine Gosselin Script Supervisor
David Hennings Director of Photography
Wendy Greene Bricmont Editor
Samantha Rattner Assistant Costume Designer
Barbara J. McCarthy Casting
Eric Daman Costume Design
Nicole LeBlanc Set Decoration
Jonathan Hafter Music Supervisor
Kody Keplinger Book
Marcus Ricaud Boom Operator
Kelly E. Marlow Key Hair Stylist
Jens Piotrowski Steadicam Operator, Camera Operator
Amy J. Smith Set Costumer
Brenda Salivia Set Costumer
Robert Fernandez Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Leia Verner Art Department Coordinator
Felipe Borrero Sound Mixer
Jason Soudah Additional Music
Erin Cochran Art Direction
Wade Allen Stunt Coordinator
Hartsell Taylor Costume Supervisor
Sidney Jones Post Production Supervisor
Tom Kramer Music Editor
Ted Gidlow Unit Production Manager
Marc A. Hammer Production Manager
Allan Zaleski Supervising Sound Editor
Guy D'Alema Still Photographer
Jane Galli Makeup Department Head
Kelli Lee Storyboard
Jen Farris Location Scout
Mike Selemon Additional Editing
John Latenser V Location Manager
Jason Underwood Location Manager
Jennifer Johnson Hair Department Head
Mike Ellison Leadman
Jonathan Shaffer Property Master
Jason Blumenfeld First Assistant Director
Name Title
McG Producer
Lane Shefter Bishop Executive Producer
Josh A. Cagan Co-Producer
Susan Cartsonis Producer
Steven Bello Executive Producer
Mary Viola Producer
Ted Gidlow Executive Producer
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Reviews

Rangan
7.0

> It's not about a GEEK, but somebody's DUFF. Yet, another movie about an intelligent high school teen girl who socially unfit among others. After realising her issue, she fights back to regain what she was missing. This type of concept is extremely common, but initiating a fresh idea on where th ... e narration can develop the plots and finishes off high note is the vital for a movie's success. This film had one of that and that is called the DUFF. You can find out what that stands for in its official posters. The movie was above the average. The characters were great, but not the unique ones. Everything was enjoyable, I mean it was not a usual annoying teen movie. Well directed because he got a good screenplay that extracted from the book of the same name. The cast was good, nice performances and so it is official that Bella Thorne classified for those mean girl roles. Anyway the main character Bianca was so good. Whitman was too old for the role, but outclassed it. Carefully handled to get under the PG13, and it succeeds. So kids with the matured minds are pretty much allowed to watch it and I don't see any serious offensive to keep them away other than facts the film talks about. Overall a nice watch for sure. 6.5/10

May 16, 2024
Kamurai
6.0

Good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. Being that Dr. Jeong is the reason I finally watched this, I feel he was under utilized, but I was surprised to see Taylor Lautner and Bella Thorne delightfully playing jerks. Mae Whitman is an excellent actor and not necessarily known for bein ... g a "looker", but I never would have thought of her as a DUFF either, but I guess the concept is all relative. The movie does spend a lot of time making fun of her for being "unattractive" though. To be fair, there is a LOT of fun with her being awkward, which isn't the same thing as unattractive. This movie has the same sort of feel to it that "Juno", "Superbad", and "Easy A" have to them, all good high school social dramedies. While some of the movie feels like sketch writing for "how to lie your way to victory", it doesn't disappoint.

Jun 23, 2021