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Storyline

After losing his job and wife, and spending time in a 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 a woman, who offers to help him reconnect with his wife, if he will do something very important for her in exchange.

Released

2012-11-16
Revenue

$236,412,453
Budget

$21,000,000
Runtime

2hr 2m
Genre

Drama, Comedy, Romance
Status

Released
Language

English
7.7
Production

The Weinstein Company

Crew

David O. Russell

Director

David O. Russell

Screenplay

Bruce Cohen

Producer

Keywords:

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Cast

Bradley Cooper

Pat Solatano Jr.

Jennifer Lawrence

Tiffany Maxwell

Robert De Niro

Pat Solatano Sr.

Jacki Weaver

Dolores Solatano

Chris Tucker

Danny McDaniels

Anupam Kher

Dr. Cliff Patel

John Ortiz

Ronnie

Shea Whigham

Jake Solatano

Julia Stiles

Veronica

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)

Maureen Torsney-Weir

Older Waitress

Jeff Reim

Jeffrey

Fritz Blanchette

Fritzy

Rick Foster

Dance Competition Announcer

Bonnie Aarons

Ricky D'Angelo's Mother

Ted Barba

Doug Culpepper

Elias Birnbaum

Ricky D'Angelo's Friend #1

Matthew Michaels

Ricky D'Angelo's Friend #2

Pete Postiglione

Lawyer at Bar

Dicky Eklund Jr.

Fighting Eagle Fan

Sanjay Shende

Indian Invasion #1

Mihir Pathak

Indian Invasion #2

Ibrahim Syed

Indian Invasion #3

Madhu Narula

Dr. Patel's Wife

Samantha Gelnaw

Jake's Fiancée

Tiffany E. Green

Tanya

Tal Lifshitz

Dancer Santos

Vlada Semenova

Dancer Aguilar

Zhan Paulovich

Dancer Makarov

Lana Rossi

Dancer Tretiak

Todd Anthony

Dinner Guest (uncredited)

Traci Law

Dinner Guest (uncredited)

Carol Anne Mueller

Dance Competition Spectator (uncredited)

Robert Bizik

Neighbor (uncredited)

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)

Liam Ferguson

Singing Eagles Fan (uncredited)

Jae Greene

Tailgater (uncredited)

Marty Krzywonos

Tailgater (uncredited)

Matthew James Gulbranson

Father (uncredited)

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)

Ryan Shank

Bartender (uncredited)

Ryan Tygh

Zombie Guy (uncredited)

Jen Weissenberg

Tomboy Girl (uncredited)

Brian Anthony Wilson

Orderly (uncredited)

Mike Wilson

Eagles Tailgater (uncredited)

Thomas Walton

Giants Suck - Fan (uncredited)

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Reviews for Silver Linings Playbook

A Review by tmdb39513728

Written by tmdb39513728 on 2015-02-09

**Dolly Mopping** (29 January 2013) Jennifer Lawrence is one magnificent slut. Her performance in _Silver Linings_ is a tour de force. ... read more

A Review by Kamurai 8

Written by Kamurai on 2020-09-25

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 fa... read more

A Review by FilipeManuelNeto 9

Written by FilipeManuelNeto on 2022-07-06

**An excellent film.** I confess that this movie was better than I was expecting. I thought I would find a simple romantic comedy, conven... read more

**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 catching his wife in the act of adultery and violently assaulting her lover. With his marriage over, he goes to his parents' house, his father being a crazy fan of the town's football team and seems to be convinced that having his son close during games brings good luck to the team. In the midst of his attempts to get close to his ex-wife (who has imposed an injunction on him by law), he approaches Tiffany, a young widow, with a strong temper and very explosive manners, who proposes to help him in swaps him being her date in a dance contest. The story is very good, and it is full of shenanigans arising from the volatility of Pat and Tiffany's personalities. The characters, played convincingly and very committed by Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, are complex and demanding, and it was great to see the way in which the two actors were facing the challenge and solving what they had in front of them. Furthermore, Lawrence won the Oscar for the work done in this film, which, in addition, had seven other nominations – Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Editing. In addition to the duo of main actors, the film has an excellent supporting cast, including the impeccable Robert DeNiro, the wonderfully restrained and maternal Jacki Weaver, and the dysfunctional and strange couple played by Julia Styles and John Ortiz. In the midst of so many good things, is there anything less good or possibly bad? I think so. Although I really like the film in general, I feel that the ending was a little cliché, and that the solution found is a little too conventional for a film that seems to want to give us something different from most romantic comedies we are used to. I also thought that there are some characters that end up not getting enough attention (Julia Styles, John Ortiz, in a subplot that gets very sketchy and underdeveloped). But these are points that end up not detracting from the film's value, criticisms and minor repairs. On a technical level, I would like to positively highlight the excellence of the cinematography, with the film taking advantage of the good filming locations in the city of Philadelphia, and the editing, which makes the film pleasant, giving it the right pace. Good sets and costumes (in particular what is reserved for Lawrence, who has a somewhat depressing look) complete the positive values of a discrete production, without great effects or visual artifices.

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A Review by tmdb39513728

**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 play...

A Review by tmdb39513728

Written by tmdb39513728 on 2015-02-09

**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 ...

A Review by Kamurai 8

Written by Kamurai on 2020-09-25

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...