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Cast

as Dale Squire, the main protagonist *

as Zach, Dale's love interest *

as Hallie, One of Dale's best girl friends *

as Becca, One of Dale's best girl friends * Jonathan Bennett as Seven, Dale's best friend *

as Jill, Dale's other best friend *

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as CeCe, a friend of Zach's *

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as Drew, Jill's fiancé *

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as J.P., a photographer that Dale sleeps with from time to time

Plot

Dale (Chabert) a television producer for a reality TV show, has had a poor history of dating. So she moves to Los Angeles, and just enjoys hanging out with friends, and has sworn off dating. That is until an old friend from many years ago (Pardue) reappears in her life.

Production

The film was shot on location in

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. Production used various restaurants, parks, homes, and clubs in Los Angeles for some of the film, including the Les Deux and Wonderland nightclubs. The film was produced by Helios Productions, along with Most/Rice Films and Imprint Entertainment.

Music

Original music which accompanied the film includes The Aaron Hendra Project and Charly (21st Century Girl).

References

External links

Helios Productions website
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