Elephant Juice
- Director: Sam Miller
- Writer: Amy Jenkins
- Producer: David Aukin; Amy Jenkins
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Four young couples attempt to navigate the twists and turns of modern romance in this romantic comedy drama. As Jules (Emmanuelle Beart) and Will (Daniel Lapaine) are toasted by their friends on announcing their engagement, the happy couple and six of their close acquaintances are trying to sort out their troubles with relationships. Jules is a successful businesswoman who is devoted to Will, but Will has no talent for fidelity and sees a certain prostitute on a regular basis. Billy (Sean Gallagher), a good friend of Will's, is a research scientist who is shy around women; when he finally does meet a woman who is interested in him, it turns out to be Dodie (Kimberly Williams), a single mother from America who espouses the virtues of tantric sex. Frank (Mark Strong) is an analyst in love with Daphne (Daniela Nardini), who loves making him mad. And George (Lee Williams) is a model whose relationship with Graham (Lennie James) is put to the test when George becomes a success and Graham has trouble dealing with his lover's new fame.
Elephant Juice was written by Amy Jenkins and directed by Sam Miller, who previously worked together on the successful British TV series This Life.
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Cast & Characters
Emmanuelle Beart as Jules;
Sean Gallagher as Billy;
Daniel Lapaine as Will;
Daniela Nardini as Daphne;
Mark Strong as Frank;
Kimberly Williams-Paisley as Dodie;
Lennie James as Graham;
Lee Williams as George;
Kate Gartside as Kathy;
Rebecca R. Palmer as Aileen;
James Thornton as Rock;
Sabra Williams as Janet;
Gary Sefton as Boy in supermarket;
Amelia Lowdell as Girl in supermarket;
Sharon Bower as Restaurant woman