Silver Linings Playbook

Name: Silver Linings Playbook
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Released: 2012-11-16
Duration: 122 min
Rating: 7.153

★ 7,2 /10 (12,766 Votes)

2012 EN 122 min

Overview

After losing his job and wife, and spending time in an institution, a former teacher winds up living with his parents. He wants to rebuild his life and reconcile with his wife, but his father would be happy if he shared his obsession with the Philadelphia Eagles. Things get complicated when he meets Tiffany Maxwell who offers to help him reconnect with his wife if he will do something very important for her in exchange.

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Release date

16/11/2012

Votes

12,766

Popularity

9.1

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Genres

Drama Comedy Romance

Status

Released

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Runtime

122 min

Budget

$21,000,000

Revenue

$236,412,453

Website

silverliningsplaybookmovie.com

Bradley Cooper

Pat Solatano Jr.

Jennifer Lawrence

Tiffany Maxwell

Robert De Niro

Pat Solatano Sr.

Jacki Weaver

Dolores Solatano

Anupam Kher

Dr. Cliff Patel

Chris Tucker

Danny McDaniels

Julia Stiles

Veronica

Shea Whigham

Jake Solatano

John Ortiz

Ronnie

Paul Herman

Randy

Dash Mihok

Officer Keogh

Matthew Russell

Ricky D'Angelo

Cheryl Williams

Tiffany's Mother

Patrick McDade

Tiffany's Father

Brea Bee

Nikki

Mary Regency Boies

Regina

Phillip Chorba

Jordie

Anthony Lawton

Dr. Timbers

Patsy Meck

Nancy (High School Principal)

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Maureen Torsney-Weir

Older Waitress

Jeff Reim

Jeffrey

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Fritz Blanchette

Fritzy

Rick Foster

Dance Competition Announcer

Bonnie Aarons

Ricky D'Angelo's Mother

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Ted Barba

Doug Culpepper

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Elias Birnbaum

Ricky D'Angelo's Friend #1

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Matthew Michaels

Ricky D'Angelo's Friend #2

Pete Postiglione

Lawyer at Bar

Dicky Eklund Jr.

Fighting Eagle Fan

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Sanjay Shende

Indian Invasion #1

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Mihir Pathak

Indian Invasion #2

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Ibrahim Syed

Indian Invasion #3

Madhu Narula

Dr. Patel's Wife

Samantha Gelnaw

Jake's Fiancée

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Tiffany E. Green

Tanya

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Tal Lifshitz

Dancer Santos

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Vlada Semenova

Dancer Aguilar

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Zhan Paulovich

Dancer Makarov

Lana Rossi

Dancer Tretiak

Todd Anthony

Dinner Guest (uncredited)

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Traci Law

Dinner Guest (uncredited)

Carol Anne Mueller

Dance Competition Spectator (uncredited)

Robert Bizik

Neighbor (uncredited)

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Jeffrey Mowery

Neighbor (uncredited)

Joe Cappelletti

Football Play By Play Announcer (voice, uncredited)

Lindsay Schnebly

Football Play By Play Announcer (voice, uncredited)

Luisa Diaz

MILF (uncredited)

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Liam Ferguson

Singing Eagles Fan (uncredited)

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Jae Greene

Tailgater (uncredited)

Marty Krzywonos

Tailgater (uncredited)

Matthew James Gulbranson

Father (uncredited)

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David Kneeream

Moviegoer (uncredited)

Raymond Mamrak

Tailgate Fan (uncredited)

Montana Marks

Bikini Tailgater (uncredited)

Jeni Miller

Sexy Girl at Halloween Party (uncredited)

Charles Pendelton

Recital Guest (uncredited)

Vincent Riviezzo

Giants Fan (uncredited)

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Ryan Shank

Bartender (uncredited)

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Ryan Tygh

Zombie Guy (uncredited)

Jen Weissenberg

Tomboy Girl (uncredited)

Brian Anthony Wilson

Orderly (uncredited)

Mike Wilson

Eagles Tailgater (uncredited)

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Thomas Walton

Giants Suck - Fan (uncredited)

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**Dolly Mopping** (29 January 2013) Jennifer Lawrence is one magnificent slut. Her performance in _Silver Linings_ is a tour de force. She nails it. Not since Jennifer Jason Lee in _Last Exit to Brooklyn_ has a trashy trollop been played so convincingly. She easily deserves to win the Oscar for best actress and for any other category the film might win since she is the reason it's in the running at all. It's not easy being a slut. And harder still garnering sympathy for one. We can never be certain if her salacious wonts are biological or self-imposed. The grand old whore is a whole lot m…

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Great watch, probably won't watch again, and can recommend. This is a great movie that I don't care about. I'm not a particularly big fan of either Bradley Cooper or Jennifer Lawrence, though they are clearly great actors, and give a fantastic performance in this, especially with the range of emotions delivered and broad spectrum of dialogue topics. It's about two sad, broken people who are trying to rehabilitate and release back into society despite their behavioral problems. While that is intriguing from a psychological perspective, I found it to be more sad than fun, which does make…

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**An excellent film.** I confess that this movie was better than I was expecting. I thought I would find a simple romantic comedy, conventional and relatively predictable, but I was very pleased with the way the story develops and the conception of the characters. The director, David O. Russell, is also responsible for _The Fighter_, a film that won two Oscars but that I don't think is as good as this one. The script is, in my opinion, quite well written, and follows Pat, a man who has just been released from a psychiatric hospital where he served a sentence of a few months, after catchi…

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It’s hard to find a film that is intimately relatable while not overly exaggerating or undermining human conditions. This is a movie where I saw myself in the characters, especially at a symptomatic time when I needed to see a story where people were in similar chaos and found coping mechanisms that reflected their personal battles. Pat manages through routine and structure, and Tiffany through movement and dance—both coping in ways that reflect who they are. It's a valuable portrayal that shows healing isn't one-size-fits-all—especially when deep breaths and meditation don't quite cut it. …

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