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Falling Up. College student Davis clings joyfully to his childlike surroundings. Video games, stuffed animals, singing eggs - who could want anything more? He is content in his current stage of life, and has no intention of growing up, due to the notion that being an adult kind of sucks. Therefore, when adulthood is literally delivered to his ...
Additional Crew. Philip A. Anderson. ... key set production assistant (as Philip Allister Anderson) Bob Corff. ... dialect coach. Frank Davis.
Falling Up Reviews. ...quite engaging and awfully likable... Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4 | Apr 29, 2010. Rotten Tomatoes, home of the Tomatometer, is the most trusted measurement of ...
Aug 1, 2010 · Falling Up | Romantic Comedy | rated PG-13 (A,S) | starring Joseph Cross, Sarah Roemer, Rachael Leigh Cook, Mimi Rogers, Annette O’Toole, Joe Pantoliano, Snoop Dogg |. A financially struggling young man (Joseph Cross) studying to be a nurse takes a night job as a high rise apartment doorman and finds himself falling for the daughter of the a ...
Feb 23, 2016 · Belstaff Films and Liv Tyler celebrate the global premiere of ‘Falling Up’, a short film executively produced by and staring Liv. As the ambassador and creative contributor for the brand womenswear, in the Belstaff ‘Falling Up’ film, Liv Tyler retraces the footsteps of renowned aviatrix from the ’20s Amelia Earhart – one of the first women ever dressed by Belstaff.
Henry O'Shea (Joseph Cross) is on his way to a nursing degree until his dad's sudden death forces him to take a job as a Manhattan doorman. But no amount of warnings from his high-strung boss (Joe Pantoliano) or laid-back co-worker (Snoop Dogg) can prevent Henry from breaking Rule #1: Never fall for the beautiful daughter Scarlett Dowling (Sarah Roemer) of one of the building's wealthiest tenants.
