Just Like Me

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~ A Comedy About Finding Yourself in the Last Place You'd Ever Look ~

Overview:

'Just Like Me' is the story of Bobby Green, a comedian who thinks he has to be more serious, and Marv Holtz, a serious Psychologist who thinks he needs to lighten up. They both meet Barbara Kelly who isn't quite sure what she wants. It all leads up to some funny circumstances when the three come face to face with each other.

Director:

David J. Greenberg

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$50,000.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

romcom
buddy comedy

Cast

Roberto Lombardi

~ as ~

Bobby Green

John Chisholm

~ as ~

Dr. Marvin Holtz

Christina Sampson

~ as ~

Barbara Sue Kelly

Art Lyle

~ as ~

Buddy Sheinbaum

Daphne Scully

~ as ~

Dr. Morgan

Nicole Paiva

~ as ~

Michelle McWilliams

Dolores M. Lombardi

~ as ~

Mrs. Nuesbaum

Jennifer Boyer

~ as ~

Marla

Jesús M. Villanueva

~ as ~

Comedy Club Patron

Jennifer Butler

~ as ~

Sheila

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Reviews (1)

DD
Debbie D'Amico
Written 10 year(s) ago
10
SPOILERS

The film is about a half hour long and is the story of Bobby Greene (Lombardi) a comedian who thinks he needs to be more serious to find love and Marv Holtz (John Chisholm) a psychologist who wants to be funnier for the same reason. Barabara Kelly (Christina Sampson) places 2 ads in a singles paper because she doesn't know what she wants.

Both Bobby & Marv wind up dating Barbara but none of them realize it! As for the story, it's a familiar love triangle theme that is an interesting story with a surprise twist at the end. The 3 lead roles are acted very well, as well as the supporting roles of Buddy (Art Lyle) & Sheila (Jennifer Wiener). Dolores Lombardi is also very funny as Mrs. Nuesbaum, a patient of Marv's that has a fish phobia! Lombardi's comedy club routines are also very funny! I took a point away for production value. While the visuals are fine, the audio track is a little hard to hear in a couple of places. The music in the film is perfect & fits the film well.

Not 100% perfect, but I'd still recommend this pretty highly!