Sidewalks of New York (2001) USA
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Director:Edward Burns
Studio:Paramount
Writer:Edward Burns
Rating:6.5 (3,049 votes)
Rated:R
ASIN:B00003CY2S
UPC:097363394549
Genre:Comedy
Release:2002-05-20
IMDb:0239986
Duration:108
Picture Format:Anamorphic Widescreen
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
Sound:Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
Languages:English, Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround; Commentary by director Edward Burns, Unknown
Subtitles:English
Features:Anatomy of a Scene: Sidewalks of New York - Making Of Documentary
Edward Burns  ...  (Director)
Edward Burns  ...  (Writer)
 
Penny Balfour  ...  Young Hooker
Edward Burns  ...  Thomas 'Tommy' Reilly
Michael Leydon Campbell  ...  Gio/Harry
Nadia Dajani  ...  Hilary
Rosario Dawson  ...  Maria Tedesko
Kathleen Doyle  ...  Katy
Dennis Farina  ...  Carpo
Heather Graham  ...  Annie Matthews
Leah Gray  ...  Dental hygienist
Timothy Jerome  ...  Dr. Lance (as Tim Jerome)
David Krumholtz  ...  Benjamin 'Ben'/'Benny' Bazler
Libby Langdon  ...  Make-up girl
Alicia Meer  ...  Elevator girl
Brittany Murphy  ...  Ashley
Ted Neustadt  ...  Doctor
Comments: In a city of 8 million people, what are the odds the perfect two will meet?

Summary: Six New Yorkers have an interrelated series of relationships. TV producer Tommy, who's just broken up with his girlfriend, has a short relationship with commitment-phobe Maria, who he meets in a video store, and also hooks up with married real-estate agent Annie, who he meets while apartment hunting. Annie is open to a relationship because her husband, Griffin, is cheating on her, which she slowly comes to realize through talking to her friend/co-worker who's gone through the same thing. Griffin, a 39-year-old dentist, is cheating with 19-year-old waitress Ashley, who he picked up in a park; she realizes she can do better when Ben, a hotel doorman and aspiring musician, tries to pick her up, in a belated attempt to recover from his divorce a year ago from schoolteacher Maria (the same Maria from the video store). Most of these relationships seem driven more by a desperate need to be in a relationship than actual love.