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Cast

Ellen DeGeneres
as Martha Alston

Bill Pullman
as Whitman Crawford

Joan Cusack
as Inga Gunther

Dean Stockwell
as Jack Tramonte

Joan Plowright
as Mrs. Crawford

John Livingston
as Walter

Robert Goulet
as Dick Braxton

Ellen Cleghorne
as Jane

Hope Davis
as Annie

Christine Cattall
as Nancy Culpepper

Brad William Henke
as Bob

Christine Cattell
as Nancy Culpepper

Peter White
as Mr. Alston

Polly Holliday
as Mrs. Alston

Eric Briant Wells
as Stuart

Camille Saviola
as Consuela

Maddie Corman
as Missy

Jonathan Hernandez
as Cody

Victoria Elena Flores
as Nicole

Louie Anderson
as Himself

Casey Kasem
as Himself

Jean Kasem
as Herself

Hector Elias
as Mexican Detective

Frank Roman
as Mexican Lieutenant

Shea Farrell
as James

Frank Lugo
as Priest

Johnny Miller
as Old Man

John Cothran Jr.
as Owner

Gilbert B. Combs
as Bartender

Wayne Alexander
as Man at Opera

Jamie McGurk
as Waitress

Christopher Kriesa
as Cop No. 1

Frederick Dawson
as Cop No. 2

Gil Combs
as Flower Truck Delivery Man

Charlene Castle
as Woman at Wedding

Bob Harvey
as Bartender

Mickey Harrison
as Elder Neighbor

Jenny Turnham
as Aunt Belinda

Ivor Shier
as Helicopter Pilot

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Critic Reviews for Mr. Wrong

Audience Reviews for Mr. Wrong

• Nov 30, 2017

  Mr. Wrong, like a few other choice movies I've reviewed, is much better than most people think, but it requires you to suspend your cynicism for the entire movie. To be fair, this isn't a great movie. However, Ellen is funny and feels either miscast or just awkward, which is endearing. Her wit and sarcasm are worth watching. Better still is Bill Pullman. His character is obnoxious, sincere, absurd, stupid, enthusiastic, determined and disturbed. The scenes at his mother's house are hilarious too. This is a goofy, ill-conceived movie with a plot that runs out of gas by the time Bill Pullman kidnaps Ellen. Still, it's funny if you love Ellen, funnier if you enjoy Bill Pullman, and is probably the BEST movie ever to get a single digit Rotten Tomato score. So there's that.
  Mark H Super Reviewer
• Sep 05, 2011

  Lots of truth in this movie! lol funny!!
  Teresa S Super Reviewer
• Jul 13, 2010

  Usually I don't give films such a low rating, but this was undoubtedly one of the worst films I have ever seen. Ellen held on for dear life, but between Bill Pullman's over the top performance and the terrible script, it was headed for disaster right off.
  Spencer S Super Reviewer
• May 14, 2010

  I enjoyed watching this movie. Ellen DeGeneres is a woman who seeks the perfect man to start a relationship with but when she seemingly finds Mr. Right, he turns out to be Mr. Wrong because he shows an entirely different and wacky personality. When she tries to convince all the other people about his personality changes they won't believe her. I had loads of fun watching this movie but it seemed a little cheesy at times.
  Naughtia N Super Reviewer

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