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Director: | Jim Field Smith |
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Writer: | Sean Anders, John Morris |
Staring: |
When he starts dating drop-dead gorgeous Molly, insecure airport security agent Kirk can't believe it. As his friends and family share their doubts about the relationship lasting, Kirk does everything he can to avoid losing Molly forever. | |
Release Date: | Mar 11, 2010 |
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Director: | Jim Field Smith |
Writer: | Sean Anders, John Morris |
Genres: | Comedy, Romance |
Keywords | airport, ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend, sarcasm, birthday party, dating, falling in love, insecurity, airport security, rating, group of friends, opposites attract, unlikely lovers, low self esteem, duringcreditsstinger, eccentric family, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, air show, party planner, hot girl, nice guy, pittsburgh penguins, gorgeous blonde, ex-girlfriend comes back, romantic, meeting the parents |
Production Companies | Paramount Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures, Mosaic Media Group |
Box Office |
Revenue: $49,800,000
Budget: $20,000,000 |
Updates |
Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update) Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Character |
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Jay Baruchel | Kirk Kettner |
Alice Eve | Molly McCleish |
T.J. Miller | Stainer |
Nate Torrence | Devon |
Mike Vogel | Jack |
Lindsay Sloane | Marnie |
Krysten Ritter | Patty |
Kim Shaw | Katie McCleish |
Geoff Stults | Cam |
Kyle Bornheimer | Dylan Kettner |
Jessica St. Clair | Debbie Kettner |
Debra Jo Rupp | Mrs. Kettner |
Adam LeFevre | Mr. Kettner |
Hayes MacArthur | Ron |
Trevor Eve | Gerald McCleish |
Sharon Maughan | Lucille McCleish |
Jasika Nicole | Wendy |
Robin Shorr | Tina Jordan |
Andy Daly | Mr. Fuller |
Adam Tomei | Randy |
Patrick Jordan | Bowler |
Tom Stoviak | Museum Director |
Rick Applegate | Plane Doctor |
Heather Morgan Leigh | Flight Attendant |
Chuck Aber | Pilot |
Jason McCune | Restaurant Patron |
Yan Xi | Karen |
Evan Alex Cole | Scotty Reece |
Joseph F. Eberle | Hockey Bartender |
Phil Spano | Hockey Coordinator |
Jeff Adams | Hockey Player |
Mila Cermak | Hockey Player |
Mike Gaffney | Hockey Player |
Todd Gally | Hockey Player |
Jim Gricar | Hockey Player |
Rob Hofmann | Hockey Player |
Jason C. Lewis | Hockey Player |
Sidney Crosby | Self (uncredited) |
Jon Knapp | Ex-Boyfriend (uncredited) |
Brian E Stead | Waiter (uncredited) |
Christopher Nardizzi | Hockey Fan (uncredited) |
Robert R. Bell | Airshow Patron (uncredited) |
Renee Downing | Birthday Party Guest (uncredited) |
Gaynelle W. Sloman | Party Guest / Driver on Bridge (uncredited) |
Jillian Vitko | Party Guest (uncredited) |
Joiel Bauschatz | Airline Ticket Agent / Pedestrian (uncredited) |
Jim Fitzgerald | Pilot / Airline Passenger (uncredited) |
Mandy Ekman | Flight Attendant (uncredited) |
Aaron Bernard | First Class Passenger (uncredited) |
Robert Stull | First Class Passenger (uncredited) |
Elyse Alberts | Airline Passenger (uncredited) |
Susan Moran | Airline Passenger (uncredited) |
Stephanie Macdougall | Airport Passenger (uncredited) |
Minda Briley | Airport Passenger (uncredited) |
Lorelei Mahoney | Passenger (uncredited) |
Sean P. McCarthy | Airport Traveler (uncredited) |
Jonathan Eldell | Traveler (uncredited) |
Jack Davis | Airport Patron (uncredited) |
Christopher Mele | Airport Patron (uncredited) |
Leslie McGuier | Airline Extra (uncredited) |
Crystalann Jones | Bar Patron (uncredited) |
David Santiago | Club Patron (uncredited) |
Jillian O'Neil | Woman with Sweater (uncredited) |
Jackie Evancho | Extra (uncredited) |
Name | Job |
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Dan Schalk | Editor |
Clayton Hartley | Production Design |
Michael Payne | Supervising Sound Effects Editor |
Jon Title | Sound Effects Editor |
Casey Hallenbeck | Set Decoration |
Deva Anderson | Music Supervisor |
Oleg Kulchytskyi | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Karen Lovell | Key Hair Stylist |
John Pirozzi | Camera Operator |
Janice F. Sperling | Production Coordinator |
Scott H. Eddo | Makeup Department Head |
James E. Tocci | Set Designer |
Jeffrey Jones | Stand In |
Doug Stanczak | Video Assist Operator |
Vincent Borrelli | Standby Painter |
Marc Scott | Transportation Coordinator |
Tom McMillian | Thanks |
Marissa Fiore | Stand In |
Shawn M. Walleck | Thanks |
Jesse Iwanonkiw | Set Dresser |
Sean McGee | Stand In |
Basil Grillo | Unit Production Manager |
Jason Silvis | Stunts |
Alyssa Batchelor | Set Production Assistant |
Justin Pelissero | Set Dresser |
Buster Pile | Construction Coordinator |
Paul Bucciarelli | Assistant Property Master |
Emily McGovern | Second Assistant Director |
Karen Michele Kelly | Electrician |
Louis DiCesare | Chief Lighting Technician |
Molly Maginnis | Costume Design |
Jim Denault | Director of Photography |
Jim Gloster | Art Direction |
Rodney Taylor | Camera Operator |
Voni Hinkle | Hair Department Head |
John Finklea | Music Editor |
Manish Raval | Music Editor |
Geoffrey Haley | Camera Operator, Steadicam Operator |
Kerry Ann Carmean | Sound Editor |
Darren Michaels | Still Photographer |
Nancy MacLeod | Sound Effects Editor |
Anna Hawkins | Art Department Coordinator |
Chris Carpenter | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
David Blake Hartley | Unit Production Manager |
Paula Collins | Set Dresser |
Paul Bucossi | Stunts |
Victor DiMichina | Visual Effects Producer |
Jodi Gage | Stunts |
Norman Douglass | Stunts |
Keith Siglinger | Stunts |
John Copeman | Stunt Coordinator |
Ray McIntyre Jr. | Visual Effects Supervisor |
Brian Adam Kline | Stand In |
Janet Paparazzo | Stunts |
Dennis J. Braun | Transportation Captain |
Michael Klastorin | Publicist |
David Jose | Grip |
Brett Kennedy | Set Dresser |
Stephen Kaye | Score Engineer |
Greg Levine | Casting Assistant |
Whit Norris | Production Sound Mixer |
W. Russell McCormack | Electrician |
Charlotte Jelinski | Costume Supervisor |
Brian Powers | Best Boy Electrician |
Donald Houck | Set Production Assistant |
Jennifer Ames | Post Production Supervisor |
Joe Tuite | Electrician |
Luke Andrade | Set Production Assistant |
Matt Sweat | Post Production Assistant |
Jolene Dames | Scenic Artist |
Stanley Karwoski | Grip |
Rebecca Welsh | Set Dresser |
David Kann | Rigging Grip |
Beverly Cole | Production Office Assistant |
Ellen J. Hornstein | Actor's Assistant |
Steve Cohagan | Grip |
Greg Viglione | Driver |
C. Douglas Cameron | Boom Operator |
Chris Muchow | Electrician |
Brian 'Buzz' Buzzelli | Dolly Grip |
Adam Grant | Electrician |
John Alan Roush | Rigging Gaffer |
Lance R. Walters | Carpenter |
Hendrik Albertus Juriaan Deblok | Pilot |
Daniel McGuinness | Carpenter |
Rachel Kick | Key Makeup Artist |
Jennifer Stellema | First Assistant Editor |
Dale E. Grahn | Color Timer |
Michael J. McGough | Electrician |
Michael G. Richer | Construction Foreman |
Diane Sunderlin | Assistant Production Coordinator |
Matthew Fortino | Set Production Assistant |
Kenneth J. Kellers | Leadman |
Jeffrey Wilhoit | Foley |
Andrea Fryer | Set Medic |
Colin Sheehy | Loader |
David Geoghegan | Digital Compositors |
John Hinderliter | Production Illustrator |
Jonathan Curotola | Production Office Assistant |
John F. Cassidy | Dolly Grip |
Daryl Eisenberg | Casting Associate |
Darcie Buterbaugh | Key Costumer |
Elizabeth Himelstein | Dialect Coach |
Cristin Ertel | Actor's Assistant |
Frank Conforti | Driver |
Jim Heastings | Carpenter |
John C. Stuver | Dialogue Editor |
Timothy Barnhill | Set Dresser |
Alexander 'Lex' Crow | Electrician |
Thomas J. Garrigan | Property Master |
Dante Ludovici | Epk Camera Operator |
Tom Calderaro | Orchestrator |
Linda Williams | Hairstylist |
Mike Bearer | Driver |
Pat Dames | Grip |
Lela Checco | Craft Service |
Donna M. Belajac | Casting |
Jenn Albaugh | Art Department Assistant |
Michael Scott | Grip |
Eric Dilucente | Location Scout |
Nick Zinobile | Grip |
Jared Wellman | Electrician |
Melissa McCaffery | Assistant Editor |
David Norris | Aerial Director of Photography |
Nicholas Spivak | Carpenter |
Bob Szalinski | Driver |
Gerard Averill | Location Manager |
James Moriana | Foley |
Douglas W. Croyle | Set Medic |
John E. Tremba | Grip |
Jon D. Morrison | Electrician |
Alison Cannon | Production Accountant |
Gary Burritt | Negative Cutter |
Diane Marshall | Foley |
Brad Moylan | Digital Compositors |
David Connor | Orchestrator |
Cherokee Walker | Pilot |
Sophie de Rakoff | Costume Design |
Erin Cappiccie | Actor's Assistant |
Marian Toy | Assistant Costume Designer |
Mary O'Brien | Scenic Artist |
Tony Velasco | Costume Supervisor |
Sarah Babineau | Actor's Assistant |
Jim Field Smith | Director |
Sean Anders | Screenplay |
John Morris | Screenplay |
Michael Andrews | Original Music Composer |
Monika Petrillo | Script Supervisor |
Andy Koyama | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Andrew DeCristofaro | Supervising Sound Editor |
Steven F. Nelson | Sound Editor |
Allison Jones | Casting |
Jillian O'Neil | Stand In |
Roy T. Anderson | Stunts |
Nicole Callender | Stunts |
John Gilbert | Stunts |
Mam Smith | Stunts |
Shawnna Thibodeau | Stunts |
Jen Weissenberg | Stunts |
Thomas Place | Stunts |
Nancy Nugent | Supervising Dialogue Editor, Supervising ADR Editor |
John W. Iwanonkiw | Set Dresser |
Richard L. Fox | First Assistant Director |
Ben Harris | Casting Assistant |
Brent White | Additional Editing |
Name | Title |
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George Gatins | Executive Producer |
Jimmy Miller | Producer |
David B. Householter | Producer |
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Popularity History
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2024 | 4 | 42 | 73 | 28 |
2024 | 5 | 42 | 66 | 27 |
2024 | 6 | 38 | 65 | 24 |
2024 | 7 | 43 | 62 | 24 |
2024 | 8 | 35 | 49 | 25 |
2024 | 9 | 24 | 34 | 18 |
2024 | 10 | 42 | 73 | 24 |
2024 | 11 | 34 | 71 | 22 |
2024 | 12 | 28 | 38 | 18 |
2025 | 1 | 33 | 47 | 20 |
2025 | 2 | 25 | 43 | 5 |
2025 | 3 | 10 | 41 | 3 |
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2024 | 11 | 786 | 818 |
***A really good romcom marred by profane crudeness*** A TSA worker at the Pittsburgh Airport (Jay Baruchel) starts a relationship with a woman many consider to be a perfect 10 (Alice Eve), which surprises his friends and family. Can the relationship survive their pestering? "She’s Out of My L ... eague" (2010) is a surprisingly well-written, well-casted romcom that’s entertaining throughout, but it’s ruined for me by a little too much gross or profane (non)humor and I can’t in good conscience give it a higher grade. This is unfortunate because the flick didn’t need to stoop to that low-level. But if you can stomach the needlessly gross bodily fluid & raunchy ‘humor’ of “There’s Something about Mary” (1998), “The Girl Next Door” (2004) and “Forgetting Sarah Marshal” (2008) you might like it more than me. The film runs 1 hour, 44 minutes, and was shot in the Pittsburgh area. GRADE: C
I enjoyed She’s Out of My League; let me get that out there at the outset. It is witty, mostly intelligent, and downright hilarious in places. Mind you, there were a few places that made me shake my head. There was some old fashioned gross-out humor, the sort I thought stopped being used in romantic ... comedies years ago. I particularly didn’t like the semen stain interlude, though I admit that Kirk’s friend’s advice later on how to explain it to Molly nearly saved it completely for me. I also thought that having every male within twenty yards of Molly being paralyzed and struck dumb by her beauty was a bit overdone, but I am willing to overlook small issues if the movie is intelligent enough otherwise. I liked most of the characters, especially Marnie, who says the stuff everybody wants to say. Even Cam is made into a nice guy rather than a jerk, as most movies would make the handsome rival of the dweeb for the lady fair. All in all a fair entry into the crowded romantic comedy genre.
**She’s Out of My League is edgier than need be with language and some of the humor, but in the end, it’s a solid rom-com that isn’t fun for the whole family but definitely fun for some.** I’m not typically a fan of rated-R comedies because of the over-the-top sensuality, inappropriateness, and f ... requent nudity. While She’s Out of My League definitely has inappropriate jokes and suggestive moments, the movie plays more towards the awkwardness of dating rather than the sexuality of the movie’s stars and avoids nudity altogether. The focus on the embarrassing, awkward normalness of the main character leads to hilarious situations and laugh-out-loud moments. She’s Out of My League could have been one of my all-time favorites if it had toned down the raunchiness a little further, but the spotlight on goofiness and an ending with some heart and sincerity make it my favorite R-rated rom-com.