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View larger A Lot Like Love Starring: Ashton Kutcher, Amanda Peet, Moon Bloodgood, Kathryn Hahn Directed by: Nigel Cole Screenplay by: Colin Patrick Lynch Release Date: April 22nd, 2005 Running Time: 107 minutes MPAA Rating: PG-13 for sexual content, nudity and language. Studio: Touchstone Pictures  Box-Office Totals Domestic: $21,845,719 (50.9%) Foreign: $21,041,000 (49.1%) Total: $42,886,719 (Worldwide) Box-Office Charts   Subscribe to Movies Central by Email  Subscribe in any reader  Check out Feed Central

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Tagline: There's nothing better than a great romance... to ruin a perfectly good friendship. A romantic comedy about romantic obstacles, A LOT LIKE LOVE takes a fresh, sophisticated and entirely modern look at falling in love.  Ashton Kutcher and Amanda Peet star as a pair of dynamic, diametrically opposed twentysomethings -- Oliver and Emily --whose initial fateful meeting sets off sparks...  then seems to go nowhere. Over the next seven years, they will continue to meet. But is their relationship simply a good friendship? Is it destined to be yet another romantic disaster?  Or is what they have between them something A LOT LIKE LOVE? British director Nigel Cole -- whose debut films “Saving Grace” and “Calendar Girls” became sleeper hits - brings to life the screenplay written by Colin Patrick Lynch, a Los Angeles based actor/playwright. The result is a unique twist on the romantic comedy, unfolding in an era of uncertainty and mobility that keeps young lovers questioning every move. It all begins as a young man and woman meet on a cross-country flight. Oliver (Kutcher) is a brand new college graduate with an airtight timeline for attaining his dreams of both business success and finding true love. Read Full Production Notes

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