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About Adam

Country: Ireland, Language: English, 98 mins

  • Director: Gerard Stembridge
  • Writer: Gerard Stembridge
  • Producer: Mary Alleguen; David Aukin

CGiii Comment

An archetypical chick flick with a slight gay twist and many cigarettes.

Structurally, it is rather clever, has a crisp script...but, at the end of the proverbial day, it is only a rom-com-chick-flick of no importance.

For really wet Sunday afternoons.


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

A waitress meets personable, attractive Adam and they soon become lovers, then get engaged. Wasting no time, Adam starts an affair with her bookish sister, who knows about the first relationship. Their (none-too-happily) married third sister knows about both these liaisons but is still attracted to Adam. The lad is certainly playing the field, but in their own ways the girls seem to be getting just as much out of the deal as him.

Cast & Characters

Tommy Tiernan as Simon;
Kate Hudson as Lucy Owens;
Frances O'Connor as Laura Owens;
Stewart Roche as Customer #1;
Aoife Maloney as Customer #2;
Donal Beecher as Andy;
Stuart Townsend as Adam;
Rosaleen Linehan as Peggy Owens;
Charlotte Bradley as Alice Owens Rooney;
Alan Maher as David Owens;
Brendan Dempsey as Martin Rooney;
Cathleen Bradley as Karen;
Kathy Downes as Dympna;
Mark Smith as Dracula;
Roger Gregg as Prof. Harry McCormick