Category: 39
All Genres: Biography, Comedy, Reality-TV, Romance
Release Year: 1998
Country: USA
Runtime: 87
Rating: (0)
Languages: English
Director: Myles Berkowitz
Sound: Dolby SR
Taglines:

  • All Myles Berkowitz wanted was a chance to save his career and his love life. What he got was… 20 Dates
  • A comedy so real you'll think it's fiction.
  • En komedie så realistisk at du tror, det er løgn![Denmark]


    • Writing by: Myles Berkowitz – writer

    Produced by: Barbara Cameron – associate producer
    Tia Carrere – executive producer
    Jeremy Gardiner – line producer
    Matt Grayson – associate producer
    Dani Katz – associate producer
    Mark McGarry – producer
    Michael Mirisch – co-producer
    Elie Samaha – executive producer
    Jason Villard – producer

    Cast: Myles Berkowitz – Myles
    Elisabeth Wagner – Elisabeth
    Richard Arlook – The Agent
    Tia Carrere – Herself
    Robert McKee – Himself
    Elie Samaha – Voice of the Producer (voice)
    Tom Ardavany –
    Emily Arlook – Emily
    Rachel Arlook – Rachel
    Barbara Cameron – Herself
    Signy Coleman – Herself

    Music: Robert F. Mann Steve Tyrell
    Official Website: Visit Website


    Plot Outline: A documentary type film about the dates Myles has gone on as he tries to find out how to find love in the future.
    Plot: Myles is divorced in L.A. He wants a love life and a film career. So he decides to go on 20 dates and find true love in front of a camera, making his first feature. His patient agent, Richard, finds a $60,000 investor, the shadowy Elie. Myles starts his search, sometimes telling his date she's being filmed, sometimes not. Elie wants sex and titillation, Myles wants it “real.” Myles regularly talks with his old film teacher, Robert McKee, who wonders if love is possible in modern life. Half-way through the 20 dates, Myles meets Elisabeth; she's everything he desires and she likes him. Can he finish the 20 dates, satisfy Elie, and complete his film without losing Elisabeth?

    Movie Quotes: Brendan Richards: Who is the Doctor?
    K-9: Affirmative.


    Crazy Credits: We know about 1 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
    At the end of the credits, there is a shot of Eli Zeal's Jewish store. On the front window is a sign that says “For Sale”

    Goofs: We know about 2 goofs. Here comes one of them:
    Revealing mistakes: The date that Myles first attempts to take to Drai's, then Spago's for dinner is wearing what appears to be an engagement ring.

    Trivia: There are 3 entries in the trivia list – like these:

    • A pilot for a never-realised spin-off from "Doctor Who" (1963). Elisabeth Sladen's character of investigative journalist Sarah-Jane Smith had been The Doctor's travelling companion from 1973-6, whilst K-9 had been introduced into the series in 1977.
    • Had a series been developed, it was planned to reveal (probably around the end of the first season) that K-9 had in fact been sent by The Master.
    • Gary Russell auditioned for Brendan.