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The Break-Up (2006) - film poster, directed by Peyton Reed

The Break-Up

2006
1h 46min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Peyton Reed
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Synopsis

Pushed to the breaking-up point after their latest 'why can't you do this one little thing for me?' argument, Brooke calls it quits with her boyfriend Gary. What follows is a hilarious series of remedies, war tactics, overtures and undermining tricks – all encouraged by the former couple's friends and confidantes …and the occasional total stranger! When neither ex is willing to move out of their shared apartment, the only solution is to continue living as hostile roommates until one of them reaches breaking point.

The Break-Up (2006) is a 1h 46min romance feature film by Peyton Reed. Pushed to the breaking-up point after their latest 'why can't you do this one little thing for me?' argument, Brooke...

Key facts

Cast Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Aniston, Joey Lauren Adams, Cole Hauser, Jon Favreau, Jason Bateman, Judy Davis, Justin Long
Original language English
First release June 1, 2006 (Puerto Rico)
Production companies Wild West Picture Show Productions, Universal Pictures
Setting Chicago
Filming locations Chicago

Crew

Screenplay Jay Lavender, Jeremy Garelick
Producer Scott Stuber, Vince Vaughn
Cinematography Eric Alan Edwards
Editing Dan Lebental, David Rosenbloom
Music Jon Brion

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Titles
Original title The Break-Up
Québec French title La Rupture
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Puerto Rico June 1, 2006
Theatrical Canada June 2, 2006
Theatrical United States June 2, 2006
Theatrical Australia June 6, 2006
Theatrical Netherlands June 15, 2006
Theatrical Russia June 15, 2006
Theatrical Mexico June 16, 2006
Theatrical Belgium June 21, 2006
Theatrical France June 21, 2006
Theatrical Greece June 22, 2006
Theatrical Hungary June 29, 2006
Theatrical Ukraine June 29, 2006
Theatrical Portugal July 6, 2006
Theatrical Iceland July 7, 2006
Theatrical Bulgaria July 14, 2006
Theatrical Brazil July 14, 2006
Theatrical Thailand July 20, 2006
Theatrical United Kingdom July 21, 2006
Theatrical Ireland July 21, 2006
Theatrical Romania July 21, 2006
Theatrical Philippines July 26, 2006
Theatrical Israel July 27, 2006
Theatrical Denmark July 28, 2006
Theatrical Argentina August 3, 2006
Theatrical Finland August 4, 2006
Theatrical Lithuania August 4, 2006
Theatrical Panama August 4, 2006
Theatrical Poland August 4, 2006
Theatrical Sweden August 4, 2006
Theatrical Germany August 10, 2006
Theatrical Austria August 11, 2006
Theatrical Turkey August 11, 2006
Theatrical Venezuela August 11, 2006
Theatrical KW August 16, 2006
Theatrical Singapore August 17, 2006
Theatrical Slovenia August 17, 2006
Theatrical Uruguay August 24, 2006
Theatrical Estonia August 25, 2006
Theatrical Latvia August 25, 2006
Theatrical Egypt September 6, 2006
Theatrical Spain September 15, 2006
Theatrical Italy September 22, 2006
Theatrical South Korea March 22, 2007
Classification Germany 6
Classification United Kingdom 12A
Classification United States PG-13
Versions & editions
Home video United States October 17, 2006
Home video Japan March 15, 2007
Home video United States June 3, 2014
Full credits
Director Peyton Reed
Cast Vince Vaughn (Gary Grobowski), Jennifer Aniston (Brooke Meyers), Joey Lauren Adams (Addie), Cole Hauser (Lupus Grobowski), Jon Favreau (Johnny O), Jason Bateman (Riggleman), Judy Davis (Marilyn Dean), Justin Long (Christopher), Ivan Sergei (Carson Wigham), John Michael Higgins (Richard Meyers), Ann-Margret (Wendy Meyers), Vernon Vaughn (Howard Meyers), Vincent D'Onofrio (Dennis Grobowski), Elaine Robinson (Carol Grobowski), Jane Alderman (Mrs. Grobowski), Jacqueline Williams (Shondra), Peter Billingsley (Andrew), Jane Hu (Diane), Rebecca Spence (Jen), Mary-Pat Green (Mischa), Keir O'Donnell (Date (Paul)), Geoff Stults (Date (Mike)), Tiffany L. Addison (Waitress), Jessica Vilchis (Hot Girl), Lisa Pace (Hot Girl), Samantha Albert (Debbie), Susan Messing (Tourist), Wayne A. Brown (Tourist), Maynard Love (Tourist), William Dick (Waiter), Jenna Hurt (Poker Girl), Jessica Stramer (Poker Girl), Ashley Giancola (Poker Girl), Lanae Sahs (Poker Girl), Sharon Vaughn (Boat Tourist), Nydia Rodriguez Terracina (Boat Tourist), Phil Ridarelli (Boat Tourist), Rhett Miller (Old 97's), Murry Hammond (Old 97's), Ken Bethea (Old 97's), Philip Peeples (Old 97's), Gunnar Madsen (Tone Ranger), Karl Solis (Tone Ranger), Michael Winther (Tone Ranger), Eric Bradley (Tone Ranger), Paul Peterson (Tone Ranger), Sean P. Gorecki (Tone Ranger), Eduardo N. Martinez (Hot Dog Vendor), Chuck Stubbings (Country Clubber), Ryan Cowhey (Andrew Jr.), Megan Klein (Sally), Trisha Vargo (Riv Bartender), Julia Neary (Riv Ticket Taker), Linda Cohn (ESPN Sportscaster (voice)), Zack Shada (Mad Dawg Killa), Arden Cho (VIP Party Guest (uncredited)), Mercedes Mason (Goblet Girl (uncredited)), Jennifer A. Goodman (Cubs Fan (uncredited))
Screenplay Jay Lavender, Jeremy Garelick
Story Jay Lavender, Jeremy Garelick, Vince Vaughn
Producer Scott Stuber, Vince Vaughn
Executive producer Peter Billingsley, Stuart M. Besser
Cinematography Eric Alan Edwards
Editing Dan Lebental, David Rosenbloom
Music Jon Brion
Production design Andrew Laws
Visual effects Thomas J. Smith
Sound Cameron Frankley
Costumes Carol Oditz, Clare Hallworth
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q833566
IMDb tt0452594
TMDB 9767
CQ 80392

Additional data: TMDB.

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Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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