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The Five-Year Engagement

A comedy about the journey between popping the question and tying the knot.
2012 | 124m | English

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Popularity: 3 (history)

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Exactly one year after Tom meets Violet, he surprises her with a wedding ring. By all accounts, Tom and Violet are destined for their happily ever after. However, this engaged couple just keep getting tripped up on the long walk down the aisle.
Release Date: Apr 27, 2012
Director: Nicholas Stoller
Writer: Jason Segel, Nicholas Stoller
Genres: Comedy, Romance
Keywords san francisco, california, restaurant, chase, offer, engagement, love, psychologist, wedding, proposal, chef, ceremony, englishwoman, ring, unemployed
Production Companies Universal Pictures, dentsu, Relativity Media, Apatow Productions, Stoller Global Solutions
Box Office Revenue: $54,169,363
Budget: $30,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jason Segel Tom Solomon
Emily Blunt Violet Barnes
Rhys Ifans Winton Childs
Chris Pratt Alex Eilhauer
Alison Brie Suzie Barnes
Jacki Weaver Sylvia Dickerson-Barnes
Jim Piddock George Barnes
David Paymer Pete Solomon
Mimi Kennedy Carol Solomon
Mindy Kaling Vaneetha
Kevin Hart Doug
Brian Posehn Tarquin
Chris Parnell Bill
Lauren Weedman Chef Sally
Tracee Chimo Margaret
Adam Campbell Gideon
Dakota Johnson Audrey
Randall Park Ming
Jane Carr Grandma Katherine
Clement von Franckenstein Grandpa Baba
Michael Ensign Grandpa Harold
Madge Levinson Grandma Leonora
Zoe Niemkiewicz Vanessa Barnes-Eilhauer
Rocky Rector Randy
Laurie Brown Professor Walch
Nicholas Delbanco Professor Delbanco
Penelope Stoller Little Violet
Chris Newman Used Car Lot Guy
Murray Miller SF Wedding Barn Manager
Eileen Grubba Botanical Garden Manager
Mark Rademacher Priest
Kevin Yon Rabbi
Heather Mathieson Female Justice of the Peace
Kumail Nanjiani Pakistani Chef
Gina Ragnone Ashley
Stephanie Faracy Florist
Aaron Lustig Michigan Rabbi
Tim Heidecker Negotiating Chef
Molly Shannon Onion Chef
AnnaCorey Jill Wedding Attendee (uncredited)
Name Job
John B. Josselyn Art Direction
Peck Prior Editor
William Kerr Editor
Emilie Cockels Hairstylist
Jennifer Tremont Hairstylist
Marc Fishman Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Sarah Sprague Production Coordinator
Michael Spatola Prop Maker
Amy Snell Rigging Grip
Justin N. Lang Set Designer
Jessica Albertson Key Set Costumer
Boyd Bossler Prop Maker
Alison Fisher Dialogue Editor
Gregg Horvath First Assistant Camera
Chris Ritter Rigging Gaffer
Mark Larranaga Visual Effects Supervisor
Mark Karavite Steadicam Operator
Scott Zuckerberg Rigging Grip
Jeanne McCarthy Casting
Leesa Evans Costume Design
Sophie Neudorfer Set Decoration
Elizabeth Cortez Key Hair Stylist
Tammy Fearing ADR Editor
Nina Paskowitz Hair Department Head
Scott M. Davids Visual Effects Supervisor
Keith Wandrei Dolly Grip
Ariel Gold Costume Supervisor
Andrew Adams Boom Operator
Tommy Daguanno Dolly Grip
Douglas Womack Construction Coordinator
Glen Wilson Still Photographer
Lee Gilmore Sound Effects Editor
Adam Jenkins Sound Re-Recording Mixer
John Wendling Best Boy Electric
Sean T. Kelly Key Grip
Leo Corey Castellano Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Ken Segal Sound Mixer
Adam Kogelman Rigging Grip
Mia Daaja Hairstylist
Maggie Fung Key Makeup Artist
Larry Kemp ADR Supervisor
Christopher TJ McGuire Camera Operator
Cynthia Bond Tailor
Michael J. Moore First Assistant Director
Louis DiCesare Gaffer
Curtis Collins Location Manager
James Matheny Dialogue Editor
Carl Sealove Music Editor
Andrea Pino Makeup Artist
Eric Rhodes Greensman
Brenda Lopez Script Supervisor
Emily Streetz Assistant Editor
Erick Donaldson Set Designer
Kenneth Marsten First Assistant Editor
Sean Mannion Property Master
Seth Kleinberg Visual Effects Producer
Lisa Rodgers Post Production Supervisor
Hilary Bristoll Art Department Coordinator
Joe Schiff ADR Editor
Omar Sabeh Lighting Technician
Mike Sunga Leadman
Kate Abraham Seamstress
Jonathan Karp Music Editor
Charles John Bukey Key Grip
Tim O'Dea Gaffer
Brian Scott Olds First Assistant Editor
Kris Ravetto Makeup Artist
Mitch Rosin Assistant Editor
Garrett Lowe Scenic Artist
Jason Segel Screenplay
Nicholas Stoller Director, Screenplay
Julie Berghoff Production Design
Michael Andrews Original Music Composer
Javier Aguirresarobe Director of Photography
Peter Robb-King Makeup Department Head
George H. Anderson Supervising Sound Editor
Joe Bucaro III Stunt Coordinator
Jeffrey J. Dashnaw Stunt Coordinator, Second Unit Director
Bob Corff Dialect Coach
Angela Higley Set Production Assistant
Angela Higley Set Production Assistant
Hilario Gonzalez Grip
Hilario Gonzalez Grip
Hilario Gonzalez Grip
Name Title
Richard Vane Executive Producer
Judd Apatow Producer
Rodney Rothman Producer
Nicholas Stoller Producer
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Reviews

Kamurai
5.0

Decent watch, probably won't watch again, but can recommend for rom com fans. This is a fine movie, but it is probably one of the most depressing romantic comedies I've ever seen. This is a stacked cast with Emily Blunt and Jason Segal carrying most of the movie, with Chris Pratt and Alison Br ... ie giving a significant support. From the title alone, you can suppose a fair bit of life creating adversity as one person in a relationship often sacrifices for another, but ideally in even terms. Part of the reason this is depressing is that it's a real "slice of life" film. Fortunately there were good comedic actors and writers that worked on this and added a significant amount of humor to this to make it watchable. It does feel like it drags on for quite a while at points, and thinking back on it, the highlight for it was Alison Brie, which is always a bad sign for a movie that a pretty face was one of the more interesting things. There is plenty of life lessons and social commentary built into it, but unless you're a big fan of romantic comedies in general, I'm not sure how much you're going to get out of this.

Jun 23, 2021