The Makeover

2013

He's Her Work In Progress

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Comedy

5.5

77

January 26, 2013

1h 25m

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Synopsis

This is an update of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion" that changes the genders of the main characters. Hannah Higgins attempts to turn blue-collar Boston beer vendor Elliot Doolittle into a viable candidate and inadvertently learns something of Elliot's side of life.

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Original Title

The Makeover

Spoken Languages

English

Production Countries

United States of America

Budget

$8,000,000

Revenue

N/A

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Cast

Julia Stiles

Julia Stiles

Role: Hannah

David Walton

David Walton

Role: Elliot

Camryn Manheim

Camryn Manheim

Role: Colleen

Frances Fisher

Frances Fisher

Role: Allie Doolittle

Tony Viveiros

Tony Viveiros

Role: Frank

Nada Despotovich

Nada Despotovich

Role: Wilma

Maureen Keiller

Role: Vivian

Bill Mootos

Bill Mootos

Role: Wade Bradbury

Lonnie Farmer

Lonnie Farmer

Role: Humphrey Rossdale

Albert M. Chan

Role: Pearce

Marianna Bassham

Role: Jean Evans

David Santori

Role: Monsieur Rupert

Chris Zito

Role: Victor

Marc Carver

Role: Mr. Warner

Caroline L. Price

Role: Yvette

Jay Dunigan

Role: Andrew Bridgeworth

Donna Sorbello

Donna Sorbello

Role: Elysse

Gary Galone

Gary Galone

Role: Officer Rory

Thomas Olson

Role: Shaughnessy

Scott Wahle

Role: On Air Reporter

Bradley J. Van Dussen

Role: Local Politician

Vasilios Asimakos

Role: 20-Something Man

Scarlett Redmond

Scarlett Redmond

Role: Young Mother

David J. Curtis

David J. Curtis

Role: Businessman

Steve Sweeney

Role: First Time Voter

Ben Hanson

Role: Blue-Collar Guy

Tamara Hickey

Tamara Hickey

Role: TV Reporter 1

Kortney Adams

Role: Teacher

Ariel Bavly

Role: Girl in Math Class

Viviana de Los Santos

Role: Theresa

Christopher Tarjan

Christopher Tarjan

Role: Dock Guy 1

William Ambrose Kennedy

William Ambrose Kennedy

Role: Dock Guy 2

Amanda Good Hennessey

Amanda Good Hennessey

Role: Woman

Ian Lyons

Ian Lyons

Role: Reporter #1

Paul Melendy

Paul Melendy

Role: Reporter #2

Dossy Peabody

Dossy Peabody

Role: Moderator

Kate Carney

Role: Elderly Woman

Aimee Doherty

Role: Young Housewife

Robert Jacobs

Role: Tubby Man

Alexis Capozzi

Role: Secretary

Christian Cibotti

Role: Pedestrian

Bri DiMattio

Role: Hotel Staff

Karl Carlo Green

Role: Lots

Manny Jagroop

Role: Union Thug

Ann Lauren

Ann Lauren

Role: Self

Jeremiah Suave Richardson

Role: News Cameraman

David Boston

David Boston

Role: Tailor (uncredited)

Kaitlyn Bouchard

Kaitlyn Bouchard

Role: Supporter (uncredited)

Brina

Role: Voter (uncredited)

Mark Burzenski

Mark Burzenski

Role: Elliot Supporter (uncredited)

Terry Conforti

Terry Conforti

Role: City Council Woman (uncredited)

Tiffany Crosby

Role: Student (uncredited)

Bob Dio

Bob Dio

Role: Tailor (uncredited)

Matthew Eriksen

Role: Campaign Advisor (uncredited)

Suzanne Gillies

Suzanne Gillies

Role: Police Officer (uncredited)

Elaine Victoria Grey

Elaine Victoria Grey

Role: Bowler (uncredited)

Lin Hult

Lin Hult

Role: Elliot Supporter (uncredited)

Tom Kenny

Tom Kenny

Role: Supporter (uncredited)

David Kirsch

Role: News Cameraman (uncredited)

Lynn L'Heureux

Role: Supporter (uncredited)

Kathy Lashay Berenson

Role: Tourist (uncredited)

Tom Mariano

Tom Mariano

Role: Businessman (uncredited)

Christopher Mikael

Role: Tough Guy (uncredited)

Jordan Mitchell-Love

Role: Passerby (uncredited)

Michele Mortensen

Role: Campaign Worker (uncredited)

Brian O'Hara

Role: Political Rally Supporter (uncredited)

Maeve Power

Role: Student (uncredited)

Markley Rizzi

Markley Rizzi

Role: Wade's Wife (uncredited)

Dennis Staroselsky

Dennis Staroselsky

Role: Last Voter (uncredited)

George J. Vezina

George J. Vezina

Role: Construction Worker (uncredited)