Original Title: The Truth About Men
       Year of Production: 2007
       Runtime: 107 min
       Country: New Zealand
       Genre: Comedy - Drama - Romance

       Rating: R
       Filming Dates: October 9, 2008 - ?
       Release Date USA: ---
       Budget: NZD 5,000,000 (est)

       Gross: ---

Cast

Joel Edgerton

Danielle Cormack

Les Hill

Thomas Kretschmann

Michelle Langstone

Blerim Destani

Alan Lovell

Jodie Rimmer

Simon

 Pam

Harry Ronayne

Klaus

Julie

Conductor

Archie Boyle

Joanne

Crew

Director

Writer

Producer

Executive Producer

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Executive Producer

Original Music by

Cinematography by

Film Editing by

Casting by

Production Design by

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Studio

Paul Middleditch

Tom Scott

Daniel Baur

Molly Hassell

Angela Littlejohn

San Fu Maltha

Cathy Overett

Steve Arnold

Michael Horton

Miranda Rivers

Iain Aitken

Amanda Neale

K5 Film, Eltham Strathmore Pictures, New Holland Pictures, Hoyts Distribution

   Synopsis

   Simon and Pam were once a golden couple but two small

   children, two cracked nipples and one waning libido

   has snuffed out their fire. Simon is enormously

   flattered when another woman focuses her attention

   on him but will he take it any further? Or will Simon find

   that some men are not wired for adultery, that some

   men are just too nice?

   Outrageously funny one moment, deeply moving the

   next, this romantic comedy is a tale about a group of

   friends and their marriages, about good and bad sex,

   about falling out of love for the first time and learning the painful lesson that unrequited love is something that lasts forever - while requited love can be punishingly finite.

Rhona's Role

Katrien, an unhappily married cellist, takes an interest in Simon.

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Trivia

Rhona learned to play the cello for this role.

This film was originally called The Truth About Men.

What Rhona Has To Say

“[It’s about] how people’s egos start acting up at a certain point in a marriage.”

“It’s very much written from the man’s perspective, which is amusing. It seems black and white for the most part, but one thing I understand is that [men have] a desire for a bit more simplicity. Women want to find out all the stuff in the gray area, lay it out and pull it apart.” 

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Filming Locations

Berlin, Germany

Wellington, New Zealand

Release Dates
New Zealand | 6 August 2009

USA | 6 November 2009 (American Film Market)
 

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Links

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IMDb