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Everybody Wants To Be Italian
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In a case of mistaken ethnicity, a lovelorn fishmonger struggling to let go of a long past romance pretends to be Italian in order to date a beautiful woman--and finds himself learning to love again.
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Jay Jablonski's character , Jake (here shaving his chest), is a successful Boston fishmonger determined to win back the woman who dumped him and is now married and the mother of three.
Everybody Wants to Be Italian
This romantic comedy rife with Italian stereotypes tries hard, but isn't that much fun.
By Steven Rea, Inquirer Movie Critic
Posted 09/04/2008
Everybody Wants to Be Italian wants desperately to be My Big Fat Greek Wedding - a little indie romantic comedy steeped in ethnic stereotypes and saucy humor. I'm sure the distributor would like nothing more than to emulate Nia Vardalos' 2002 sleeper's success: emerging from nowhere to win audiences' hearts and wallets. » Read more
Video: Everybody Wants to Be Italian
MPAA rating:
R
for some sexual references
Cast:
Tammy Pescatelli; Dan Cortese; John Enos III; Cerina Vincent; P.J. Marino; John Kapelos; Richard Libertini; Marisa Petroro; Judith Scarpone; Jay Jablonski
Directed by:
Jason Todd Ipson
On the web:
 
Everybody Wants To Be Italian Official Site
Genre:
Comedy; Romance
Running time:
01:43
Release date:
2008
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